December 26, 200421 yr What were the worst Songs and or Albums of the Years.. Personally.. I think i would nominate the Good Charlotte CD (which my cousin bought :plain) and there 2 singles.. predictable.. i just wanna live. :plain (sorry if this was already posted)
December 27, 200421 yr Good Charlotte is a given...they're horrendous. I don't really know the answer though.
December 27, 200421 yr the used's new album ... those guys used to have testicles :plain 643215[/snapback] Agreed. They def. sold out on us. Being serious, Id say that the New Found Glory album is pretty bad.
December 27, 200421 yr The Lindsay Lohan CD is only good for masterbating. 643155[/snapback] :lol :lol :lol
December 28, 200421 yr William Hung. /obvious 643243[/snapback] Who ever bought that CD is a complete idiot.
December 28, 200421 yr i dont know about cd but i HATE that culo song by pitbull, that damn kevin little song, and some ivy (sp?) queen song. basically its a tie between any reggaeton song, the kevin little song and the pitbull song i mentioned.
December 28, 200421 yr Worst songs: 1. "Rumors" by Lindsay Lohan 2. "Turn Me On" by Kevin Lyttle whoever is 3rd is way behind.
December 28, 200421 yr my buddy craig just reminded me of Chingy's balla baby. any song consisting of a lyric that says he likes "japaneese, chineese or even asian" women deserves consideration for worst song, regardless of the beat or the rest of the lyrics.
December 29, 200421 yr Loyal to the Game. 644129[/snapback] Are you crazy? That album is awesome. 644137[/snapback] Get off Eminem's dick. That is the worst 2pac album of all time. Eminem's production is terrible. He slows 2pac's voice and puts words in his mouths. Absolutely terrible.
December 29, 200421 yr Loyal to the Game. 644129[/snapback] Are you crazy? That album is awesome. 644137[/snapback] Get off Eminem's dick. That is the worst 2pac album of all time. Eminem's production is terrible. He slows 2pac's voice and puts words in his mouths. Absolutely terrible. 644145[/snapback] Nu Mixx Klazzics is pretty bad too. His older release Better Dayz is good though.
December 29, 200421 yr Loyal to the Game. 644129[/snapback] Are you crazy? That album is awesome. 644137[/snapback] Get off Eminem's dick. That is the worst 2pac album of all time. Eminem's production is terrible. He slows 2pac's voice and puts words in his mouths. Absolutely terrible. 644145[/snapback] Who the f*** said i was on Eminem dick? I like 2pac CD, yes its not the best one he had but its not the worst album of 2005.
December 29, 200421 yr Loyal to the Game. 644129[/snapback] Are you crazy? That album is awesome. 644137[/snapback] Get off Eminem's dick. That is the worst 2pac album of all time. Eminem's production is terrible. He slows 2pac's voice and puts words in his mouths. Absolutely terrible. 644145[/snapback] Who the f*** said i was on Eminem dick? I like 2pac CD, yes its not the best one he had but its not the worst album of 2005. 644224[/snapback] It's definetly not his best, and it's definetly not awesome. It's more on the side of awful. Yes, Nu Mixx was terrible too, but at least they didn't handle it as terribly as Eminem did.
December 29, 200421 yr What were the worst Songs and or Albums of the Years.. Personally.. I think i would nominate the Good Charlotte CD (which my cousin bought :plain) and there 2 singles.. predictable.. i just wanna live. :plain (sorry if this was already posted) 643065[/snapback] agreed
January 1, 200521 yr Let's talk pain for a minute. The second-most painful thing in the world, as I see it, is to follow through on one's obligation to publically warn the populace that the product of an artist or artists is an almost offensively perfect failure. One can only speculate as to how much heart and soul has been poured into a work. We might, for the sake of argument, give Good Charlotte the benefit of the doubt and posit that the pop-goth-emo-punk-whatever outfit honestly set out to assemble a masterwork of sheer emotional gravity and emerge as the voice of a lost generation. The road to Hell is paved with good intentions, however, and it is with absolutely no reservation that I declare listening to The Chronicles Of Life And Death to be the most painful thing in the world. To create an album such as this is no small feat. I had the fortune of approaching Good Charlotte's latest effort with a mind free from prejudice. I had never heard their attempts at making music before, and I am not one to pay any mind to the elitist masses who listen to one misguided song or see one "TRL" appearance and decide to ruthlessly attack a band till the end of time. There are many music fans out there, however, who approach evey new band with the mindset that it could very quickly become a favorite. It was with this sense of hope that I eagerly slid Chronicles into my stereo and hit Play. Forty minutes later, I didn't know whether to laugh or cry. I only knew what to say: A group of people armed with a pen and a few instruments would have to try -- actually try -- to create something this unapologetically bad. I said that to anyone who would listen. Then I drove a sledgehammer through my stereo and slept for two days. Where do I begin? How about... the beginning, which kicks off with "Once Upon A Time: The Battle Of Life And Death," an instrumental track overlaid by sinister chanting vocals. The first-time listener is liable to believe, judging from the goth-like nature of this piece alone, that he or she just stepped on board the Heart-Pounding Soul-Stabbing Eye-Gouging Freezing Black Grip Of Death Train. This is, actually, either a poorly-planned bait-and-switch tactic or the buildup to a monumental punchline; as soon as the creepy chanting dies down, Good Charlotte launches into a pop-soaked carnival that makes Simple Plan sound like White Zombie. The transition from the first track to the second will make you bust out laughing. Not a good sign. Then you'll realize that you're $15 in the red, and the laughing will stop. Most of all, the disparity between the brooding introduction and the ridiculous remainder of the album reeks of a slavery to image. Good Charlotte comes off as just another band that fails to realize that you can't listen to an image. To be fair, Chronicles makes a valiant effort to justify the band's overpierced, overwrought, "God, my God, why have you forsaken me" image through its lyrics ("I need somebody's help. / I can't make it on my own, / So I'm giving up myself" laments "S.O.S."; "The World Is Black" somberly intones "The world is black and hearts are cold / And there's no hope"). The inherent difficulty these lyrics encounter on Chronicles is their conflict with the callous pop melodies they accompany. The result, quite literally, sounds like a joke, much as you might chuckle at the image of Marilyn Manson sitting down with Elmo to a game of Chutes and Ladders (Don't steal the cookies, Marilyn, you'll break the jar!). "It can't possibly be that bad," you say. Yes, it can. It absolutely, positively can. Consider "I Just Wanna Live," a dancelike pop number that sounds like it was culled from what Michael Jackson once mercifully left on the cutting room floor. You will find this song listed at the end of this review as Chronicles' lone "Definitely Download." Whereas the intention of these listings is to recommend a few tracks worth purchasing pursuant to the sampling of a record... today, it is not a recommendation, but a warning. If I canot convince you to eschew this album as if 'twere the plague, please, allow that song to try. Of course, then there's "Predictable," the incredibly aptly-named debut single from the record. It, like virtually all of the other tracks, is as innocuous as it is radio-friendly. I can grant that bandmates Benji and Joel Madden, Paul Thomas, Billy Martin, and Chris Wilson can sing the notes and play their instruments, but is that adequate? Really, for any band, that should be the bare minimum. Most groups choose to craft something worthwhile with these talents. Good Charlotte just sings, plays, and crosses their fingers. The simple fact is that there are no good songs on Good Charlotte's The Chronicles Of Life And Death. Absolutely none. "Meet My Maker," the secret track from the "Death" version of the record (there are two collectible editions, "Life" and "Death," each with its own cover art and secret song... how punk), is actually almost tolerable. So if you must purchase this album -- absolutely must, such as if the man who has kidnapped your child demands it as ransom -- then get the "Death" version. It's $1 almost well-spent. As for the other $14... Good Charlotte has always blurred the lines between pop, goth, emo, and punk. Chronicles seeks to blur the line between life and death. Here, neither the band nor the album blurs the line between good and bad. That line is as clear as ever, but not nearly as clear as which side this unmitigated disaster falls on. Should you see this album burning on the sidewalk, please put it out. Why waste good ozone?
January 2, 200521 yr The William Hung CD by 4000 miles. 644227[/snapback] naw when you listen to that you wanna laugh when you listen to the other really bad songs/albums, you wanna rip your ears out
January 2, 200521 yr There are many things in music that are far worse than anything Good Charlotte has to offer. I don't think they are bad.
January 2, 200521 yr There are many things in music that are far worse than anything Good Charlotte has to offer. I don't think they are bad. 646104[/snapback] Not this year.
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