Most disappointing follow up album...

tonadax
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Sometimes a band follows a really great album or vice versa, wich albums do you consider a big follow up letdown...
Sam's Town-the killers, Please,no arguments as to how much better than Hot Fuss it was. I like SAM'S TOWN. but not in comparison to HOT FUSS...
The Future Embrace- billy corgan - what a crap, Zwan's "Mary Star of the Sea" was a good album...
Room On Fire - After the Strokes released "Is This It" I was sure they were the next BIG thing. I was wrong...
Weezer (Green) - After 2 spectacular albums and a 5 year hiatus, I couldn't imagine expectations being any higher... a recipe for a major let down.
Oasis's BE HERE NOW was a stinker, especially following up the majestic MORNING GLORY.
and the biggest letdown is ´´KID A´´by radiohead, after this band released one of the most important album ever they came with this crap...
Sam's Town-the killers, Please,no arguments as to how much better than Hot Fuss it was. I like SAM'S TOWN. but not in comparison to HOT FUSS...
The Future Embrace- billy corgan - what a crap, Zwan's "Mary Star of the Sea" was a good album...
Room On Fire - After the Strokes released "Is This It" I was sure they were the next BIG thing. I was wrong...
Weezer (Green) - After 2 spectacular albums and a 5 year hiatus, I couldn't imagine expectations being any higher... a recipe for a major let down.
Oasis's BE HERE NOW was a stinker, especially following up the majestic MORNING GLORY.
and the biggest letdown is ´´KID A´´by radiohead, after this band released one of the most important album ever they came with this crap...
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I strongly agree with billy corgans solo album.. it was rubbish... I can't get into Kid A but this doesnt mean its a bad album I just dont understand it. I don't like Oasis anyway so its all rubbish to me even Morning Glory.
I think Audioslave had a decent first record on their hands even though I was never a big fan but now they have released to of the most dissappointing albums of any major big or important band of the last 20 years especially seeing the talent in that band.I'm just flying around the other side of the world to say I love you
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Lullabies to Paralyze by Queens of the Stone Age has a few good songs but for the most part it is a disappointing follow up to Songs For The Deaf.
I think Kid A and Weezer's Green Album were big disappointments as well.
By The Way was a poor follow up to Californication, which I like a lot.
The Tragically Hip's Trouble at the Henhouse is a disappointing follow up to Day For Night.“Hello, babies. Welcome to Earth. It’s hot in the summer and cold in the winter. It’s round and wet and crowded. At the outside, babies, you’ve got about a hundred years here. There’s only one rule that I know of, babies — ‘God damn it, you’ve got to be kind.’” - Kurt Vonnegut0 -
Lullabies to Paralyze - QOTSA
Feedback - Jurassic 5
The Massacre - 50 cent
Circus - Lenny Kravitz
The New Danger - Mos Def
So Much For the Afterglow - EverclearNERDS!0 -
I love Lullabies but I have to agree it aint quite in the same league as SFTD.
Riot Act was a bit of a let down after Binaural.
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Adore
One Hot Minute
I love most of these albums but compared to the album that came before them they are fairly lacking.Can not be arsed with life no more.0 -
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the new muse album is a letdownYou can´t trust a vegetarian.0
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tonadax wrote:and the biggest letdown is ´´KID A´´by radiohead, after this band released one of the most important album ever they came with this crap...
Try listening to bootlegs from the shows since its release. Kid A and Amnesiac songs are fantastic in a live setting. Combined on setlists with those of the other albums including OK Computer, you'll see they all complement each other very nicely. This is the beauty of Radiohead's varied catalog, not too unlike Pearl Jam's.lars wrote:the new muse album is a letdownuʍop ǝpısdn ǝɹ,ǝʍ 'punoɹ ʎɐʍ ɹǝɥʇo ǝɥʇ ןןɐ s,ʇı0 -
lars wrote:the new muse album is a letdown
I could not agree more
but man spot on here. I like a few songs off of Black Holes, but it is just not very good at all compared to Absolution.
another is Hawks & Doves which was a follow up to rust never sleeps by neil youngCharlotte 00 | Charlotte 03 | Asheville 04 | Atlanta 12 | Greenville 16 | Columbia 16 |Seattle 18 | Nashville 22 | Ohana Festival 24 x2 | Atlanta 25 x20 -
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South of Seattle wrote:Lullabies to Paralyze - QOTSA
Feedback - Jurassic 5
The Massacre - 50 cent
Circus - Lenny Kravitz
The New Danger - Mos Def
So Much For the Afterglow - Everclear
Disagree with So Much For The Afterglow,that's a great album.
But i go with
Load
Lullabies to Paralyze
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Clap Your Hands Say Yeah - Some Loud Thunder
Bloc Party - A Weekend in the Citydrive less - RIDE MORE!0 -
i was dissappointed by Neon Bible - Arcade Fire .... not that its bad but i had high expectations and it wasnt anywhere as good as Funeral.
i thought this thread was gonna be more about poor SECOND albums... thats what i though "follow up" meant?
Second Coming - The Stone Roses just sprang to mind as well!!!oh scary... 40000 morbidly obese christians wearing fanny packs invading europe is probably the least scariest thing since I watched an edited version of The Care Bears movie in an extremely brightly lit cinema.0 -
Kid A was a major letdown alright.
room on fire wasn't near as solid as IS this it.
Stadium arcadium is near as good as By the way0 -
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Ledbetterman10 wrote:Binaural by a landslide
It's a great album...but YIELD is a tough act to follow.
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Sam's Town is total crapAlpine Valley 2000
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evil empire couldnt have been a shitter follow up to rages debut...when a truant finds home....0
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Wow opinions sure do vary. I love Kid A, One Hot Minute and Evil Empire, all of which being my favourite albums by each artist in question (apart from the Chilis, that accolade goes to BSSM). Incubus and Muse with Light Grenades and Black Holes & Revelations (and Absolution actually) respectively get my vote.0
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