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pj719pj t1_it0dkcg wrote

Pearl Jam - Last Kiss

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The-thirteenth-word t1_it0du37 wrote

Jazz Police - Leonard Cohen

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Apostate_Nate t1_it0edak wrote

Lmao I was just scrolling through to see other answers while trying to decide if I really felt that strongly negative about the musicality of Closing Time.

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The-thirteenth-word t1_it0eixd wrote

Closing time has funny lyrics and is good for ending the concert on a lighter note

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Apostate_Nate t1_it0ensa wrote

I don't disagree the lyrics are his usual clever and thoughtful self. Just not a fan of some of the instrumentation.

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The-thirteenth-word t1_it0fbch wrote

It’s not in my top 100. But it’s better than “Jazz poooolice I hear you calling, Jazz poooLeeeeece I feel so blue, Jazz pOooooolice…”

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theclericofpynoiden t1_it1b617 wrote

And yet... I love it. So cringey when I first heard it. I might choose another Montreal artist though.... "My body is a cage...." Arcade fire sure stuck with the dumbest metaphor on that literary and musical turd.

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Ash_LLR t1_it346bs wrote

Haha I like that bit! Reminds me of the Star Trek theme tune. Which is the main thing I'm looking for in a Leonard Cohen song, obviously.

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KODO5555 t1_it0gw0n wrote

Run For Your Life - Beatles

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flynlionPS t1_it0u6lf wrote

I always kinda liked that one. Interesting change of pace from the soppy lovey dovey stuff they normally put out, though I dig that too. Kinda punk rock in a way.

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KODO5555 t1_it0uqgr wrote

The lyrics are misogynist trash and given John Lennon’s track record with women makes it a piece of garbage.

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flynlionPS t1_it0vulj wrote

Totally agree, except I still dig the song. Long live Cynthia Lennon.

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marmolode t1_it129xg wrote

Catch you with another mannn thats the enD

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salq97 t1_it0dc1o wrote

Everything syd Barret made. pink Floyd is my favourite band, but I just don’t know what’s the fascination with the music syd made. I respect syd, but I don’t like the music from that PF era

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slvrtrn t1_it27wap wrote

No way you hate See Emily play too :(

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salq97 t1_it2airv wrote

Unfortunately none of that music connected with me. Whereas the music made during the rogers era and even the gilmour era has literally been an integral part of my musical journey. Unfortunately, I tried liking it but nope :(

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stabbykill t1_it0a7tl wrote

We Will Fall by The Stooges. That whole first album is amazing groundbreaking Proto-punk and then that song is 3 times as long as any other song on that album and aimlessly meanders until it mercifully ends

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Bunister t1_it1it99 wrote

"Thank God Its Christmas" by Queen. Just a horrible dirge.

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am312 t1_it0e7sc wrote

I don't really hate anything New Order has done, but Depeche Mode is probably my second favorite and I cannot stand Blasphemous Rumours.

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swisstype t1_it0nc21 wrote

All of my love- Led Zeppelin

It's awful

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theclericofpynoiden t1_it1bfzk wrote

Sort of is but compared to the Crunge? Oh the Crunge is the Cringe. Someone seriously needed to teach RP to stop playing with lemon juice so much. Dude kept getting it on his legs...

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Darkknight101 t1_it0oecc wrote

I think All of my Love is fine, but I'll say D'yer Mak'er is an instant skip for me.

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flynlionPS t1_it0ufws wrote

I’m not a big fan of Zepp but have you heard the Eek-a-Mouse cover of Dyer Maker?

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TheAssOfSpock t1_it1145t wrote

Either Fight For Your Right or Girls by Beastie Boys. I don't hate those songs per say and License To Ill is a great album but god everything the Beastie Boys did after was so much better

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2nuts1penis t1_it1qych wrote

I'm not a big fan of Don't Want to Miss a Thing by Aerosmith.

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rylvsusm t1_it29bvm wrote

arctic monkeys has all the best songs but if I had to say one, it would be golden trunks, not that it's horrible, I just didn't like it

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Johnny1248 t1_it29juw wrote

while ''hate'' is a strong word but Now is my least favorite Paramore track because the song's redundant af hook derails it for me (the Now-ow-ow refrain in particular) which is sad cause i dig the instrumental and Hayley's vocal delivery on the track.

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Dex2965 t1_it2byp4 wrote

Smells like tiene spirits - nirvana I dont hate it but its so overvalued xd

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United-Philosophy121 t1_it0repr wrote

Relative - “Still Breathe”

Good song, just not as good as their other stuff.

“Third World” is my favorite song by them tho

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TheVeryTallBoi t1_it10wsb wrote

Lambs - Johnny Manchild and the Poor Bastards

I don’t HATE it, but I also don’t like it. I skip it 9 times out of 10.

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rhsyy t1_it11c6q wrote

Be Concerned - Twenty One Pilots

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marmolode t1_it12y8s wrote

I'm not really a fan of Cosmic sea or Vacant planets by death. Human is definitely their most influential album though.

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nwsr0cks t1_it19n0f wrote

Death grips - fuck me out

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oxfordfox20 t1_it1kuvs wrote

Lyla-Oasis. Laziest songwriting they ever managed to achieve. Musically and lyrically junk. So many great album tracks and b-sides, yet that was a number 1 single…

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I-will-kill-them_ t1_it1q7o9 wrote

Hot take but I dislike rocket skates by deftones, the intro guitar is cool but I hate the rest

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Acroasis t1_it2bxo0 wrote

Anything off Megadeth's Risk. Just why?

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hisDudeness1989 t1_it6lw48 wrote

Was trust on that album ? Thought that’s a good song

…nevermind actually, trust is on cryptic writings

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Acroasis t1_it7onja wrote

Yeah no Cryptic is a solid album. The only half decent song on Risk was Crush Em and even that kinda stinks...

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Al-Anda t1_it2gqan wrote

Brown Eyed Girl-Van Morrison. I love his entire catalogue but I’d heard this song 200 times by the time I was 16.

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HardRock_HardCock t1_it2k6j3 wrote

Unfortunately, probably all of Coheed & Cambria's last album.

It was just...unbelievably bad. I can't even bring myself to listen to it a second time. They went through a weird few years where Claudio didn't know how to continue the concept albums so they did Color Before the Sun, which before the last album I considered their weakest album. Then they came roaring back, dropping the absolute banger Vaxis I. After Vaxis I, I was super hyped for Vaxis II. After the COVID hiatus, they finally released the "Shoulders" single, which was a pretty good track so I was excited for more. Imagine my disappointment when they finally dropped the full album and it was like they took all the things that made Color Before the Sun bad and fused it with this onslaught of Lady Gaga-esque pop. It was like they took the winning formula from Vaxis I and all the other things that made their concept albums great in the past and threw it out the window.

Listening to Vaxis II was the physical embodiment of "My disappointment is immeasurable, and my day is ruined."

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Defiant_Low_1391 t1_it4wceo wrote

Interesting. I actually love Color Before the Sun. Wasn't huge on Vaxis I. I think Vaxis II is a little better than I, and I think Color Before the Sun is better than both of those. I'm about to blaspheme right now and say that I don't really like the first Good Apollo, but I think Good Apollo 2 is awesome. I feel your sentiment though, although Coheed has always done whatever they wanted from the very beginning, I do wish they'd get a bit more creative again.

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HardRock_HardCock t1_it4y5mr wrote

You. Don't. Like. Good. Apollo. I....????????

I can't believe such words were ever spoken. Good Apollo I is one of the greatest prog albums ever written. Ugh...I need to sit down before I vomit.

In all seriousness though, I'm not saying Color is a bad album, it was just the weakest from a writing standpoint compared to all the others. Island is a fun song, You Got Spirit Kid is fun, Atlas is good. Personally Peace to the Mountain is my favorite off that album. But all the other tracks just seem to fall short. I give it like a 6.5/10.

Vax is I brought us back into the Coheed we all knew and loved. Dark story telling, heavy, shifting prog riffs, thundering bangers, but also mellower sounds to help cleanse the palate and let the listener breathe. A great prog album is like a 10 course dinner that keeps everyone on their toes while controlling the flow of the art. Vaxis I is a great prog album. Vaxis II felt like a bunch of recycled riffs and it wasn't even until Track 10 (10 out of 13!!!!) where we finally got to hear something resembling a banger.

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Defiant_Low_1391 t1_it4z2uc wrote

I know..but I'll admit that I like good Apollo I more after seeing them play it in full a few years ago now. And I get what you're saying. Other than Beautiful Losers, the first real track, it's not until the end that we get what we really came for.

As for Coheed as a whole, I've come a long way as far as liking them goes. In high-school I tried IKS, I bought it Walmart even. Gave it away immediately. I even was that douche bag making fun of people for liking them. Many years later I came around to them. IKS is 10/10 for me now. Top shelf stuff lol.

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Complex-Narwhal-9895 t1_it2vylq wrote

Steely Dan - It’s a toss up between Dirty Work and Peg

Dirty work might as well be Chicago. Too 70s sounding for my taste. A few other songs could probably fit this description, especially on CBAT. I love Steely Dan because they generally don’t sound like all of the other bands in the 70s

In Peg, I absolutely hate Michael McDonald screaming PEEAG at the top of the chorus. It’s not a bad song, but it’s extremely popular and that’s why it makes my list

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whichitalineman t1_it32niw wrote

Not as big a fan as I once was, but drunk and hot girls by kanye. And that's only if you don't consider any of his albums after the life of pablo.

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b_lett t1_it5hrlc wrote

Eminem - Fack

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Hopeful_Bar_3924 t1_it0q2ws wrote

Every girl crazy about a sharp dressed man ZZ Top

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flynlionPS t1_it15ilg wrote

Awww…I like the Sharp Dressed Man, though I do agree it’s played out

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GlueForSniffing t1_it0x906 wrote

To be honest Florence + the Machine hasn't put out a song I don't like in SOME capacity but there is always one on the bottom of the totem pole and for me that is " Kiss With A Fist "

It's from the first album and it's a nod to her time in a different band before she started her own and found her own sound? It was definitely more pop-punk inspired and that's not usually my thing.

I do like hearing it every now and again but it's usually left out of my rotation.

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YesterdayActual t1_it1j50h wrote

No, Kiss with a Fist is still one of her best songs. She hasn’t really done anything like it since.

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GlueForSniffing t1_it57j17 wrote

I think she hasn't had one like it since,

BECAUSE she has gotten better and outgrown it.

It's not a style that fits her as well and is the only song of hers that I feel like . . . has a time capsule element to it? To where you HAVE to be in that Pop-punk era mood for it and that's just NOT my genre.

I thought I absolutely hated Paramore because that era had such bad music for the most part. ( I found out I like SOME Paramore songs but that's another story )

But yeah I think it's easily at the bottom. I like it but it's definitely the worst, but I'd still give it a 7.5/10

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The_Observatory_ t1_it0y1gs wrote

"Here Again" by Rush. But I don't hate it; it's just kind of slow, dull, and uninspired. Luckily it was stuck at the end of side 2 of their first album way back in 1974, so it's easy to just skip over.

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AsterTracks t1_it1pter wrote

pearl of the stars by coheed

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justanabricot t1_it3l0md wrote

Anything in slipknot vol.3: subliminal verses. Including duality. Before I forget and maybe vermillon are less worse but whole album feel so much of a downfall from their previous album IOWA (even if vol.3 is prob their most successful project so I feel the hate from the others maggot comming)

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living_in_trousers t1_it3xnaq wrote

Prince- SEXY MF (hate the rapping)

George Michael- Freeek (I just didn't like it)

There's definitely others, these are just my favourite artists atm.

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NoesHowe2Spel t1_it11sp3 wrote

Metallica - Mama Said. Metallica just flat out shouldn't be doing country. And even then, it's not even good country.

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toby_kurt_c0bain t1_it19q9t wrote

man who sold the world- nirvana. I don't know why but I find it a bit boring

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JoshTonkin t1_itug137 wrote

it’s not even their song, it’s a David Bowie cover

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toby_kurt_c0bain t1_itytf4j wrote

yes, I know that... but like nirvanas version just like I don't know how to say it but like I just don't really like it.

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Slimjuggalo2002 t1_it0cik1 wrote

Seek and Destroy - Metallica

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Only1Magma t1_it1o9zv wrote

This is a big surprise for me! Probably the first Metallica song i couldn't stop listening to

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AJMoosie t1_it0izhi wrote

"Zombie" by The Cranberries. God, that song is just both overplayed and absolutely awful. Their best material included their softer, romantic or sentimental tunes. Stuff like "Dreams", "Linger", "Ode to My Family" or "You and Me" played to their strengths whereas "Zombie" or "Salvation" felt overwrought and hollow.

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YesterdayActual t1_it1j350 wrote

What about Free To Decide by The Cranberries. Kinda happy, kinda sappy. Kinda drool. Sounds like you’d like it.

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AJMoosie t1_it2795d wrote

Not really. To the Faithful Departed ranks among my least favorite albums by The Cranberries. That tune does nothing for me.

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YesterdayActual t1_it7sfbm wrote

News flash buddy I don’t think you like The Cranberries lol

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AJMoosie t1_it7y4pj wrote

Everybody Else Is Doing It... is easily their best album as it's their most consistent. No Need to Argue also has great tunes despite "Zombie". "Ode to My Family" sincerely moves me to tears.

Just because I don't like "Zombie" or "Salvation" doesn't mean I dislike them.

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Defiant_Low_1391 t1_it4vq5t wrote

I dont remember the song when it came out, but it's resurgence the last few years has just been unpleasant to my ears. I must've blocked it out of mind when I was younger.

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