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Top Ten Good Albums by Bad bands

Just from reading the title I can tell this will be Illud Divinium Insanus revisited

Risk was released in 1999, not exactly what I would call the "middle" part of the 1990's.

A Top 10 Instrumentals would be really cool

I really like that In Flames album because it was my introduction to the band. I was like 16. I like every song. Personally, 'The Chosen Pessimist' makes me pretty emotional. It's a powerful song, if you read the lyrics. Anders delivery in the song is just super emotive.

iron your t shirt man!

Risk released in the middle part of the 1990's? It was released in 1999, so the END of the 1990's :)

I would've added Forbidden by Black Sabbath, Supercharger by Machine Head, Nation by Sepultura and Relentless Reckless Forever by Children of Bodom on that list.

Bathory - Requiem. One of my favorite bands of all time, but Requiem was not a good album. But it has one saving grace: the six first albums that came before it, and they are among the best metal albums ever.

awesome video as always bud

Interesting video. Keep up the good work!

Oh god, fucking Cold Lake! I was expecting this album on here from the get go. I'm a glam nut, so I was curious as to what that album sounded like, so I torrented it and was bored shitless.

St Anger should be re-recorded with real drums and guitar solos album. It would still be simple, but it would be good. It's got some heavy parts.

CKN, you're thinking about Cryptic Writings as the last "classic lineup" Megadeth album.

Finally you made an intro and outro for this channel...it needed it so bad man and it deserves it :)

just discovered ur channel and I'm hooked on ur vids now

I don't really think of Lulu as a Metallica album. I think of it as basically a Lou Reed album with the guys from Metallica backing him, like Pearl Jam backing Neil Young on Mirror Ball.

Never got into In Flames or The Haunting but I agree with the rest of the list! When Cold Lake came out I rushed to the record store to get it and my heart dropped as soon as I looked at the back cover and saw the band in glam clothes. I bought it anyway and was very disappointed. The followup Vanity/Nemises was good though.

How about Top 10 Good Albums By Bad Bands?

I don’t understand all the hate on St. Anger. It had some of the best solos ever.

Hey where's the guy I was fighting with about Blaze vs. Axel Rose? I wasn't done and now I cant find him on here any more. It was just about to get real good.

This is the first CKN vid I've watched in a few months and I gotta say I LOVE the new format.

I do not think a sense of purpose was that bad to be honest. If you want to talk about an album by In Flames that was too experimental, then I would choose Soundtrack to Your Escape. This is a not a bad album either, but the whole industrial vibe does not suit the band that well.

Lulu was a side project, and NOT a Metallica album. It doesn't even say Metallica on the album cover. Saying Lulu was a bad Metallica album is like saying Defecation was a bad Napalm Death album, simply because it has two members of Napalm Death in it. Or Tardy Bros was a bad Obituary album. It's not a Metallica album, or they would have called it Metallica - Lulu. But St. Anger is a bad Metallica album.

The editing feels so foreign to this channel, I can become accustomed to it but I'll sure miss the rawness. I also remember sending you some fanmail with the parody title "Illud Divinum Shitsanus" but I've had a change of heart about that album honestly, my only problem with it is that it's entirely inconsistent. Pretty much everything else here is on point for me

Love the new format

Am I the only one who thinks Falling Into Infinity is an amazing album? I mean yes, it's not their best in terms of songwriting and it's somewhat inconsistent, but the raw emotion coming from all the members is just mind-blowing. Songs like Hell's Kitchen, Trial Of Tears, Lines In The Sand, New Millenium etc. are undeniably awesome. (Although I have to admit You Not Me is fucking terrible)

Top 10 Creatively Used Instruments, or even a Top 10 Signature Instruments.

My top 10 bad albums by good metal bands (meaning top 10 bad albums that I like? Like, I'm confused). I like these bad albums: 1)Load metallica Best bad album imo. I cannot wrap my head around why this album gets a lot of hate 2) Dream Theater Falling Into Infinity 3) Megadeth Risk 4) Iron Maiden X Factor 5) The Haunted "Unseen" 6) Sonata Arctica "Unia" 7) Morbid Angel Ilud Divinium Insanus 8) Metallca St. Anger 9) Opeth Heritage 10) Black sabbath Forbidden There you go. Ten bad albums I like :)

I'd love to see a really ranty video about bad artists or songs or albums again

Dat intro doeee xp but you need to get a new mic, you're sound is very low while the intro audio was louder than your voice.

3 albums from this list I actually loved. Morbid Angel. Cryptospy the Unspoken King. And Celtic Frost Cold Lake

How can you not list Danzig's Blackacidevil?

does anyone know what's the song in the intro? pleaseee

Hm nah, I'm going to have to strongly disagree with what you had to say about a sense of purpose, I love that album however siren charms is horrible

I think that Lulu should be considered as a (experimental, excessive, flawed) Lou Reed's album, with Metallica just backing him. For some reason - maybe combined with a matter of opportunity, acquaintance with the band, mutual liking, or whatever - he thought Metallica would fit for the project he had in mind. I read somewhere (and I agree) that a noise-rock / atmospheric / experimental band - also used to improvise emotional soundscapes - like The Jesus Lizard, Neurosis or Swans could've been the ideal partners.

An Answer Can Be Found by CKY was pretty bad in my opinion.

I don't know why, but i really like the idea of bad things by good artists, nice list.

10:38 lol a sense of purpose is the 1st in flames album I heard, I enjoyed it , that was YEARS ago, don't mind me just on a CKN binge at work today (:

Nt Torres I didn't loose my metal credibilty I just spoke the truth. Slayer belongs on this list. probably missing some bands too.

Great list. how bout Top 10: sub genre defining albums, album opening tracks, live artists, guitar solos, in/famous moments in metal...

I was almost expecting diabolus in musica by slayer to be on this list. I've always thought that was the weakest slayer album.

This list is right on, especially with DTC by Queensryche being Number 1. That album had Tate written all over it, and to top it off had little to no metal tendencies. Anyway, great video, great list!

10. Nightwish - Angels Fall First. This album appears on the list because it's technically their worst album. Even so, I do like most of the songs on there, besides The Carpenter. That song can burn. 9. Dream Theater - Falling Into Infinity. Like Angels Fall First, I actually like this album. It actually wasn't tampered with as much as people think it is. Petrucci actually said that they made the album they wanted to make. I'm guessing that Portnoy was the only one dissatisfied with the final product, as he was the only member of the band who I know of who complained about it. Even if it's Dream Theater's weakest album though, I still enjoy every second of it. 8. Megadeth - Risk. Much like with the previous two, this album wasn't completely terrible, but it is Megadeth's worst album in my opinion. 7. Metallica - St. Anger. The reason why Lulu isn't on this list is because I see that as a different project altogether, and was mostly Lou Reed's idea. Anyways, St. Anger does deserve a bit of the hate that it gets, but there are quite a few songs from that album that I like. 6. Lou Reed - Metal Machine Music. It's just noise. That's all I have to say about it. Even Lulu was better than this, because at least that album actually had something going on. This album just hurts my ears. 5. Stone Sour - Stone Sour. Okay, maybe this list isn't in chronological order, because this disc is still decent. There are just some parts that feel like they were recycled from unused Slipknot material. The band improved their sound more and more after this disc. Every album that followed was better than the one before it, and House of Gold & Bones is my favorite album that Corey Taylor is on. 4. Morbid Angel - Illuid Divinium Insanus. Even if there were more good songs on this disc, Radikult is still enough to put it on this list. I'm not even that big a fan of death metal, but I listened to God of Emptiness to compare their older sound with Radikult, and the difference is night and day. Radikult is the worst death metal song I've heard in my life. 3. Black Sabbath - Forbidden. Two words; Rap Sabbath. Not a good combination 2. Guns and Roses - Chinese Democracy. Do I even need to say anything? Whether or not you consider this a metal album, it still has nothing of value. I'd rather listen to Frequency Unknown (PLUS the cover tracks) and Lulu back-to-back for all eternity. 1. Queensryche - Dedicated to Chaos. I actually enjoy all of their albums up to Tribe. Mindcrime 2 was okay, but I can tell that this is where Tate was starting to seize control (All the Promises is one of my least favorite QR tracks). American Soldier just continued down that road (I just didn't like that album at all), and that led to the monstrosity that was Dedicated to Chaos.

could you talk about the divlje jagode album wild strawberries? The singer was asked to be in Iron Maiden and the guitarist was asked to be in White Snakes but both of these things didnt happen and the band is still iconic in the south introducing to heavy metal and also having an concert with Iron Maiden :D

What's the name of the song that played at the beginning of the video?

After 5 ... yes 5 EPIC EPIC albums... and influencing EVERYBODY KING'S X released "ear candy". What a massive disapointment it was.

There is no Skid Row without Sebastian Bach...the 3 albums with him were great

March to the shore (wich was on a sense of purpose) is one of my favorite in flames song...

Top 10 good albums by bad bands.

Megadeth's Supercollider was up there with risk in terms of shit albums

I actually like Cold Lake,, but it was doomed from the start the follow up to the masterpiece Into The Pandomonium

Everything by SLAYER since "Divine Intervention".

Dude, you remind me of Jack Nicholson, even your voice! Great video :)

LordTatters I agree it might be pretty good

CKN, nice intro.

I KNEW cold lake would make the list

Reinkaos.

I was expecting for you to mention Black Sabbbath - Forbidden... But the list is pretty damn accurate imo.

3:50 I think Jugulator was a decent album, yes, it was way different, but it has some masterpieces like Burn In Hell, Blood Stained and of course Cathedral Spires, which is one of the best Judas Priest songs But with Demolition I agree Only Machine Man and Bloodsuckers are good, the rest is pretty generic to say the least

I really liked your best unknown 90's alt rock band, been jammin to pushmonkey nonstop

Lulu is still the worst thing I may have ever heard. Generic riffs with Lou Reed talking over it. For shame Metallica. They should have known better by now.

celtic frost - cold lake ??? ?

A few more I have in mind Nile "At the Gate of Sethu" ( Generic Riffs, Terrible Production, ) Mayhem "Grand Declaration of War" ( I like it, but most didn't, But it was massively different fro the Mayhem sound on "Deathcrush" and "De Mysteriis Dom Sathanas" that many know and love today ) Deicide - "Insineratehymn" ( Typical Post Legion bad Deicide Album ) Suffocation - "Breeding the Spawn" ( Bad Production, but otherwise good stuff ) Whitechapel - "Whitechapel" ( Strange alteration from the sound that they were doing realy well ) Burzum - "Umpskiptar" ( Generic and Boring ) Trivium -"In Waves" and "Vengeance Falls" ( They seem to have chosen to not be good on these albums )

I thought Lulu was the worse of the two, St. Anger obviously had its problems but there were some good grooves and some dark subject matter that were at least somewhat stimulating. Also let's never forget the epic crapfest of Van Halen 3

They're not really a metal band but Wretch by Kyuss shows little potential of future greatness. Goes to show the importance of a great producer.

And this is very much your list by the way. Cold Lake, Ill dividum and Lulu should be battling for the nr. 1 spot......

Responding to the Ripper Owens Judas Priest albums. Yes, Jugulator was awful. HOWEVER, Demolition kicked ass. Give that one another listen.

Nice intro!

From a neutral standpoint (meaning I actually really like these albums, but they are considered the worst by the band), here's my list: 1. Chameleon by Helloween 2. Eat The Heat by Accept 3. Turbo by Judas Priest 4. Heavy Metal Hippies by Loudness 5. Destiny by Saxon 6. Born Again by Black Sabbath ... And everything else I can come up with is merely hard rock (Misdemeanor by UFO, Fly On The Wall by AC/DC, etc.)

What's the introduction song????

Totally agreed on A Sense of Purpose. I loved Come Clarity, but A Sense Of Purpose killed my interest in In Flames entirely. Haven't even listened to next two, I now just usually come back to Whoracle.

I like the Ripper albums. I never understood all the hate for them. Honestly, I prefer them over stuff like British Steel.

I feel like I'm the only person who honestly likes 'Illud Divinum Insanus' and 'A Sense Of Purpose'.

Tbh I love St Anger and Lulu, you can say what ye want about them but they definitely don't sound the same as any other album, and some people probably don't like that sound but I love it.

Sense of Purpose does not belong on this list.

how do u say Virtual Xi is a bad album?! great songs like Futureal, The Clansman; When Two Worlds Collide; The Educated Fool; Don't Look to the Eyes of a Stranger are there! no maiden album is actually bad, u can just say that virtual XI wasn't like other maiden albums but not necessarily that was a bad release!

Virtual XI is not that bad if you ask me

Relentless Reckless Forever by Children Of Bodom Siren Charms by In Flames Shallow Life by Lacuna Coil Korn's Untitled 2007 album When Legends Rise by Godsmack Temper Temper by Bullet For My Valentine A Thousand Suns by Linkin Park Educated Horses by Rob Zombie Start A War by Static-X

CKN's Top 10 Favorite Doom Metal Albums.

agree with most yur picks

I'm pretty surprised Judas Priest's "Turbo" wasn't on the list. That was actually the first album that came to my mind when I saw the topic.

I would say Ac/dc - Flick of the switch, Fly on the wall, ball breaker, stiff uper lip Judas Priest- Ram it down, Nostrodomis, Iron Maiden - No prayer for the dying, fear of the dark, x factor, brave new world, Final frontier Ozzy Osbourne has to have some albums Def Leppard Andrelnalize Def Leppard Euphoria any slayer all albums Kiss - Lick it up, creatures of the night, Hot in the shade, animialaze , Van Halen - For unlawful carnal knowledge, 0u8120 , Balance, Van Halen 3 Dio - Sacred heart Led Zeppelin - Coda something by Black Sabbath - headless cross some others.

I realy like Unseen by The Haunted, but funnily nothing else of there material. Peter Dolving and the rest of the band at this time did a great job and came up with, what i consider to be, one of the best releases in 2011. As Dolving said: "Epic. Danceable. Groovy. And very very arty farty metal." :-)

wooooooooooooo no a7x

I'm surprised same difference by entombed isn't here

I'm only gonna buy Risk remastered so I can complete the Vic picture on the spines

I wouldn't necessary agree regarding In Flames. "A sense of purpose" wasn't that bad. Much better than it's two successors

Why is Fear of the Dark considered one of their worst albums?

Although Fear of The Dark is probably the worst Iron Maiden album with Bruce Dickenson, it had the best cover art! Also, i saw Skid Row last year at a bar in Hartford CT, and they were fuckin great!

Whats the intro music?

Getting used to you doing more editing.

How about a Top 10 Grunge vocalist list?

Welcome to the 300 club, bros. One I might think of is super collider By megadeth.

I think Illud Divinum Insanus by Morbid Angel is good. It actually made my top 10 best albums of 2011. Though I'm not a fan of them, or death metal. But there is some death metal songs that I like. But very few albums keep me interested throughout. This one did.

Wow I can't believe people are still bashing Morbid Angel for releasing the Illud album yet they don't remember Deicide's two EPIC fails in a row which are Incineratehymns and In torment in hell. Leave Morbid Angel alone!

Blood In, Blood Out should at least get an honourable mention.

peace

A sense of purpose was not bad