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Name the song your favorite band or artist did that was bad. In your opinion, it was a bad selection.
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Not my favorite band, but Kiss did "I was made for lovin you" and I was like ... Why?
Not my favorite band, but Kiss did "I was made for lovin you" and I was like ... Why?
Korn should've never done or released their cover of "Word Up".
Granted, Korn's version is easily much better than the original, but it's also easily the first song that comes to mind of "worst song by a favorite band".
They tried to do that with Slipknot after the success of Slipknot's first (self-titled) album. Slipknot went completely the other way and followed up their initial success with what is wildly considered their heaviest and best album "Iowa". The first song on that album (after the intro) is "People = Shit" and real fans loved it.Record labels ruined a lot of rock bands by pressuring them into making 'pop' songs.
They destroyed Heart.
They tried to do that with Slipknot after the success of Slipknot's first (self-titled) album. Slipknot went completely the other way and followed up their initial success with what is wildly considered their heaviest and best album "Iowa". The first song on that album (after the intro) is "People = Shit" and real fans loved it.
Slipknot is one of the biggest bands in heavy music today - 25 years later; they headline the biggest rock festivals in the world. If they would've bent to the will of those record execs and created a cheesy mainstream follow-up, they might be about as big as ...Mushroomhead? ...Daughtry?
Same group. Different song.
They tried to do that with Slipknot after the success of Slipknot's first (self-titled) album. Slipknot went completely the other way and followed up their initial success with what is wildly considered their heaviest and best album "Iowa". The first song on that album (after the intro) is "People = Shit" and real fans loved it.
Slipknot is one of the biggest bands in heavy music today - 25 years later; they headline the biggest rock festivals in the world. If they would've bent to the will of those record execs and created a cheesy mainstream follow-up, they might be about as big as ...Mushroomhead? ...Daughtry?
I've mentioned several times that VH's "1984" was pop crap that turned me off to them. I only listen to VH pre-"1984" with the only exception being "Hot For Teacher" because the drums & guitar on that song shred like their pre-"1984" stuff.Record labels ruined rock bands like Aerosmith, and Van Halen, and Styx with the pop stuff. Had to get them on the 'Pop Charts'.
I've mentioned several times that VH's "1984" was pop crap that turned me off to them. I only listen to VH pre-"1984" with the only exception being "Hot For Teacher" because the drums & guitar on that song shred like their pre-"1984" stuff.
I think it was the song "Jump" that did me in on VH.
I think that was a fine inclusion for their concept album that had tons of WWII imagery.
I think that was a fine inclusion for their concept album that had tons of WWII imagery.
I've mentioned several times that VH's "1984" was pop crap that turned me off to them. I only listen to VH pre-"1984" with the only exception being "Hot For Teacher" because the drums & guitar on that song shred like their pre-"1984" stuff.
Probably a description that would fit a fair number of Korn songs.Korn should've never done or released their cover of "Word Up".