Probably Amon Amarth’s Oden Owns You All, from The Great Heathen Army. It’s just… boring. There’s nothing in it. The entire record feels a little inconsistent, but I’d rather listen to something off Sorrow Throughout The Nine Worlds.
Context:
Amon Amarth, Swedish Melodic Death Metal Band
The Great Heathen Army, Amon Amarth’s latest record
Sorrow Throuout The Nine Worlds, Amon Amarth’s first EP, released before their first album
Yeah they’re in a bit of a rut as far as I’m concerned.
It’s kinda funny, I saw them live a couple of weeks ago, and they only played one song from the great heathen army, heidrun. Most played were from jomsviking, berserker and twilight of the thunder god, with 3 each. Still an amazing show though lml
I don’t think Leonardo Da Vinci has a worst song.
I’m sorry, I couldn’t resist.
Dream Theater - Anna Lee
It’s not really a bad song, it’s just incredibly boring compared to the rest of their catalog. I’m not opposed to (their) slow songs either, just that one.Of their popular ones, Be My Yoko Ono by Barenaked Ladies. They have worse songs, but that one is really popular and I just hate it.
I don’t know that my absolute favorite artist has a bad song. But here are a few songs I hate by artists that I love:
Bloc Party (original lineup/first 4 albums): 3 x 3. Not sure why, just feels anxious in a bad way? Always a skip for me.
Keane: Ishin Denshin (You’ve Got To Help Yourself). This is a cover from an EP so maybe too deep of a cut, but man do I hate this track. Just feels cloying and awkward. Like they were trying to recreate the original but were too in awe of it.
Peter Bjorn and John: The Feeling. The first track from their true followup to Writer’s Block. Just feels like it’s a song that’s weird for the sake of being weird.
Metallica - 2x4. It actually got me to stop my listen through of their albums one song into Load, and was a week or two before I pushed through to the rest of the album.
St. Anger has some boring songs, but this song I actively loathe.
Metallica had this thing where every song they made ended up on an album. Loaf and ReLoad should’ve been one album. They have some great songs, but some pretty awful ones too
I’m kind of annoyed that their cover of Ecstasy of Gold didn’t make it onto Garage Inc.
Yeah, I originally thought it was a one-off for S&M, and then they started using it when they walked on stage. But then I saw some live footage from before S&M, with EoG in the background as they arrived, so it has obviously been part of their catalog for a while.
Led Zeppelin’s Hot Dog song comes to mind.
Pearl Jam - Bugs
I’m not even sure if it’s a song, but it is unlistenable.
Elvis Costello - just about anything off of Goodbye Cruel World. Even he admits that it’s a terrible album.