Know of another bad song by a good band? Leave a comment and let everyone know! Check out Part 1 here: czcams.com/video/J8P5bh_KDkw/video.html Check out each song discussed in the video below: Avenged Sevenfold “Life Is But A Dream” = czcams.com/video/4-NHVWecj2U/video.html Blink-182 “Edging” = czcams.com/video/7MI3buZedOw/video.html A Day To Remember “Bloodsucker” = czcams.com/video/TWVHJZR7Qmc/video.html Foo Fighters “Shame Shame” = czcams.com/video/R1G6-RUz3OA/video.html Green Day “Oh Yeah!” = czcams.com/video/U3cpdkhtGx0/video.html The Offspring “We Never Have Sex Anymore” = czcams.com/video/ESotrzAtglA/video.html Queens Of The Stone Age “Quick And To The Pointless” czcams.com/video/LWRk0y-4wvw/video.html Red Hot Chili Peppers “Special Secret Song Inside” czcams.com/video/inr_X2i10XU/video.html U2 “Get Your Boots On” czcams.com/video/JcDNilZbZg8/video.html The White Stripes “Who’s A Big Baby?” czcams.com/video/7Zsn15bO6KU/video.html
Yertle the Turtle by Red Hot Chili Peppers 😅, Strawberry Fields by Fabulosos Cadillacs they're a good argentinian rock band but that cover was horrible 😅😂, Pussy by Ramstein needless to say why and not talking about a cute cat hehe 😅
I like that song 😅. It's unhinged and wildly energetic. Sure, it's the worst song off of the album, but the album os great. I'd listen to this song 1000 tomes before listening to that White Stripes song again. Shudder
@@RockedNetFun fact: Quick And To The Pointless was written by Nick Oliveri, so he was probably the one who demanded it to be on the album and we can blame him for it
I actually love Quick and to the pointless It's really stupid and near hysterical If you need a short, bad, Nick Oliveri QOTSA song Six Shooter literally exists
@@RockedNet holy shit I think I figured it Either was A) a filler song to fill the album runtime B) a rejected Desert Sessions track they wanted to put somewhere
I really love "We Love You" it was my favorite track on the album. I can always sing along when it comes on, especially at the "more" and "build" parts being fun to do. It really is an all over the place song, and I love it for that. It is strange and wacky and it works at least for me.
Started out not liking it. Now I like it and appreciate what they were trying to do. Like it or hate it, people will be talking about it forever now because of how polarizing it is. Hell, my kid will randomly sing the "more" part when shopping and stuff.
Same here, "We Love You" Is my second favorite song off the whole album, only behind "Cosmic" And the album as a whole is my second favorite A7X album behind The Stage. The whole sentiment of the song being the Corporation simply Gaslighting the wage slave only to encourage them to work themselves into the ground or shall I say "Do Unto The Mud!"I Love It.
My theory about that White Stripes song is that the US government hired them to make a song especially for use in Guantanemo Bay and got released as a b-side by accident.
@@RockedNet I never thought of Blink -182 as a good band. I often referred to them as Stink-182. And their WORST song ever was "Adam's Song", which reportedly caused a fan to die by SUICIDE!
@@DaleHusband The song was dedicated to a fan of theirs that committed suicide, that's why they wrote it. Also, that song is a masterpiece to most blink fans.
I will give "Oh Yeah" one credit, and it's to the band and not the song. The Joan Jett snippet is itself taken from a Gary Glitter song, and the band realised this when fans pointed it out and decided to donate to women's help organisations as repentence for their lack of knowledge on the snippet's origins. I love everything by Green Day but I honestly forget this song ever fucking existed sometimes. Saviors is a solid album though, easliy my current #1 album of 2024, which isn't saying much.
That's so ignorant of them to not know that "Do You Wanna Touch?" is a Gary Glitter song...in 2020??? They seem like guys who have a pretty solid knowledge of music. Glad that they donated money to charity, but it would have been more appropriate to donate to organizations who help survivors of child trafficking and abuse since those were actually Glitter's victims. Also, I hope they didn't turn it into some sort of tax write-off.
@@LaurenStellerSeaEagle According to the Wikipedia article about "Oh Yeah," the group "pledged to donate their royalties from the track to International Justice Mission and Rape, Abuse & Incest National Network."
I was sad when Matt left blink, because I have good memories of California and Nine...especially California, since that is one of two albums I have in my collection that reminds me of summer, alongside with Californication by RHCP...and EVERYONE said that blink was back when Tom came back. I was like "But they didn't break up, their last album was only three years ago." And people told me to shut up. Then when Edging came out, EVERYONE applauded because Tom was back and I'm like, "I'm just going to listen to California again."
I was SO worried about Medicine at Midnight when Shame Shame was the first single. I’m not an outright defender of that song but I saw them play it in concert with Dave’s daughter last year and it did translate better that night
Nah "We Love You" is awesome. "Edging" is decent. Hot take, but I like "Oh Yeah!" Well I mean I used to, I dont listen to it much anymore, but when I first heard it I liked it.
It's sad that the opening drums, Synyster's solo, and the part right before the solo from We Love You didn't make for an entirely separate song. That would've been EPIC.
We Never Have Sex Anymore and Edging. Two songs from two of my favorite bands that I genuinely love. I'm sorry I unironically love both these tracks and I think Blink and Offspring both can be 80 years old and make these dumb jokes and I'll love and accept them for it.
And here we have yet another improper use of the word, “unironically”. Congratulations for winning today’s award for, “I use words that I don’t understand because I see other people that also don’t understand the words using those words a lot on the internet”.
@@BahamutBreaker unironically - "in a way that is not ironic or mocking; without affectation; sincerely" this person has a sincere enjoyment for the songs they're talking about. sometimes people like music that you don't. novel concept, i know.
Personally, I though "EDGING" was a perfect comeback song for blink, me and my friend who also likes blink were both really nervous before we listened to it, but we ended being very relieved and though it was great
I love quick and to the pointless, it’s just another wacky and aggressive Nick song I don’t see how it’s any different than six shooter which by comparison gets much less hate
I admit I have a soft spot for Get On Your Boots because I loved the song as a kid and I watched the video for it whenever I could, I still like it now even though I know U2 have way better songs.
Same here. Then again I was still on the high of their album that came out before then. I still know how to play GOYB on bass to the point to where I can do variations of the lines.
I agree with most of this list, but I actually like Edging. It was so good to hear Mark and Tom switching off on vocals again, and I think the rough edges reminded me of their pre-Enema albums.
Whoa. I haven't seen images or anything of Offspring in ages. They look...older. I guess it's no longer 1993 and they're playing in some skate park in Arizona anymore.
They’re too busy firing their drummer for having a medical condition. They’re cultist pussies, but still one of my favorite bands for their 90s catalog
I don't think Shame Shame is an awful song but it for sure is an awful lead single. Oh Yeah is a bad song. It's not the worst from Father of All imo though. I Was A Teenage Teenager is atrociously bad
And here we have yet another improper use of the word, “unironically”. Congratulations for winning today’s award for, “I use words that I don’t understand because I see other people that also don’t understand the words using those words a lot on the internet”.
The shortened version of the angel and the gambler is tolerable, but the full version goes on for WAY too long. Not an amazing song and definitely one of maiden's weakest songs, but I have heard worse from other bands.
@@guyfarting2060 honestly there's still great tracks on the last two albums but songs like compliance (awesome bass line, awful song)and propaganda are just horrible words
A better example of the "oh yeah!" sample being used in a song is Rabbit Junk's "idontgiveaf*ck." Check the song out if you haven't already, it's a fantastic pump-up industrial track!
The entirety of You're Welcome is just bad with the exception of Mindreader (and that's coming from someone who's a huge fan of ADTR) ngl this album would be a perfect candidate for a "Regretting the Past" video when the album is old enough.
Thank you for including "Shame Shame" in this list. I love Foo Fighters, but seriously, I didn't believe that they sang this when I first heard it. I thought it was a joke.
I wish I could go back in time to one where I still didn't know the song Special Secret Sauce Inside existed...I take full responsibility though as I chose to read the lyrics.
Haha, I absolutely love Quick & to the Pointless - I think it's very purposely made to be as grating as possible, and Oliveri's insane vocal performance really pushes it over the edge, with the additional female vocals, the claps and the... elephant?... making the neurosis complete. Beats every track off of an album like Villains...
"We Love You" is A7X's admission to their listeners that the industry simply wants them to push harder and harder and harder on releasing new music. The "we love you" part of it is them sincerely thanking us for sticking with them through the last two decades. I don't see how anybody else hasn't picked up on this. It's just what Pink Floyd did with Welcome to the Machine, and they saw the loss of a band member due to industry pressure.
If you want a challenge, here's a list of artists for Part 3. Good luck! Aerosmith Alice in Chains the Beatles Led Zeppelin Nirvana Pink Floyd the Rolling Stones Slipknot Soundgarden Tom Petty
I LOVE Alice In Chains and think all their albums and eps are amazing but it shocks me nobody ever talks about how bad Love Song is even if the song is a joke
Who’s a big baby is probably my favorite stripes song. It’s Zappa-esque and doesn’t take itself to seriously. The white stripes more childish songs are their best stuff. They’re supposed to sound like a young brother and sister duo.
I’ll agree with you on Green Day, Foo Fighters, U2, The Offspring, and White Stripes. The only good quality from the QOTSA song, is that it was recorded on tape at Sound City Studios.
I'm always deeply uncomfortable when people talk about any band with more than one record as having never put out anything bad, or being 'perfect'. I struggle to understand how easily pleased you have to be to think everything an artist does is great. Maybe because I am one I'm harder on bad ideas, having had plenty of them myself.
"'who's a big baby' sounds more in character for bands like ween and 100 gecs. if they released a song like this instead of the stripes i feel like no one would bat an eye.
Lol I love how a lot of these songs were overplayed on the radio within the last few years, and once their respective years were up, you never heard them again. That's how you know they were terrible because no one cares!
I love Blink-182, but Edging was their only song that I had to listen to a few times to decide whether I liked it or not, and yeah, I much prefer their older songs
I do like A Day Ro Rember, aside from Your Welcome, For Those Who Have Heart is genuinely a top 10 album for me, but there's a hell of a lot of bad songs from them.
Can agree with every song here except for We Love You by A7X. My knee jerk reaction to it on first listen was “wtf is this”, but it still hooked me and I kept coming back to it, now it’s probably my second favourite on the album. It’s chaotic and disjointed nature is taking a jab at people’s shortened attention spans thanks to social media like TikTok. Coupled with the lyrics condemning consumerism and capitalist culture, it’s a fucking gem of genius to me 👌
I liked Edging and Shame, Shame, it’s a great Foos song and while it’s definitely a weird song that came from the same dudes who made classic songs like Dammit, All the Small Things, First Date, What’s My Age Again?, Feeling This, Aliens Exist, etc. who are obviously a lot older now but I still think it’s a pretty fun song nonetheless
I actually really enjoy the chaos of “We Love You”, I think Beautiful morning would be a better fit for this video. Easily the weakest song off the album, drags on and repeats sections and has an annoying chorus, but at least the Outro is cool. I disagree but I get what you’re saying. It doesn’t work for you, but clicks for me.
For me, I never liked Feel Good Hit of The Summer off the Rated R album. Some of my favourite Queens of the Stone Age songs are on that album but Feel Good Hit of The Summer just feels like it brings everything down some.
I actually really like We Love You. The writing is weird, don't get me wrong. Definitely not what I wanted or expected. But the writing on that track is stellar. Like the bridge when it slowly speeds up into the tempo of the chorus, that's actually kind of cool. Qouldve loved to see more of that kind of thinking on the album
Just the title and underlying meaning of "Edging", both literal and metaphorical, give me goosebumps and make me laugh out loud all at the same time. I thought "Neighborhoods" was ehhhh, when "Edging" came out, I was like BLINK IS BACK!!!
Almost a copy of my comment on the last vid, with names swapped out: "Bloodsucker" made the cut for this list from an album that had "Viva la Mexico" on it.
When I think of bad songs by good bands, "I Dare You" by Shinedown comes to mind. The main guitar riff is so cheesy, and the lyrics are downright cringey.
The story behind it is pretty cool though, if I remember correctly and I love the vocal choices. I would have chosen Misfits as their worst song by far. Not terrible exactly, but really really cheesy and a bit bland
No essay from me, but I will say that both "Shame Shame" and "Get on Your Boots" grew on me a great deal after my initial "meh" reactions to them. Neither is the best track on the album it came from by a long shot, and neither one should have been the lead single, but I like more about both songs than I don't like.
Glad to hear you call out “Edging” as a bad song. I understand that people were excited for the original Blink 182 lineup, but that song is garbage and never would have seen airplay at all if it didn’t have the Blink 182 nostalgia/name behind it.
1. I enjoy the psychotic energy of Quick and To the Pointless 2. We Love You is amazing imo and I love it for the same reason 3. Shame Shame is a nice calm track with a great acoustic lead (and the drums are great on it) 4. Edging is catchy and I don't mind it, pretty alright song imo, but can't say much for the others
I actually love We love you that’s to me is the best song of the album, I love the guitars I love how it’s just chaotic representative of life and its meaning, I love the low screaming how the song starts off with bad mixing before clearing up and the mean ass guitar hits, the lyrics are repetitive yes but so is the human civilization in general that’s the entire meaning of the song, I love it I don’t think it deserves to be up here like I could name 8 songs that are worse Mad hatter Lost G Clairvoyant Disease Heretic (The absolute worst song they have ever written) Doing time Requiem (D)eath
I love that one as well...the only one I really can't stand is (O)rdinary. Lost could have been great without the autotune. Heretic is a little boring, but not exactly bad
I don’t think most people think Bloodsucker is bad-just “eh”. The verses are actually really good and I think a lot of people to can relate the song to someone they know, but the chorus is just boring. It’s the same with Brick Wall- it just feels like it’s missing something.
Know of another bad song by a good band? Leave a comment and let everyone know!
Check out Part 1 here: czcams.com/video/J8P5bh_KDkw/video.html
Check out each song discussed in the video below:
Avenged Sevenfold “Life Is But A Dream” = czcams.com/video/4-NHVWecj2U/video.html
Blink-182 “Edging” = czcams.com/video/7MI3buZedOw/video.html
A Day To Remember “Bloodsucker” = czcams.com/video/TWVHJZR7Qmc/video.html
Foo Fighters “Shame Shame” = czcams.com/video/R1G6-RUz3OA/video.html
Green Day “Oh Yeah!” = czcams.com/video/U3cpdkhtGx0/video.html
The Offspring “We Never Have Sex Anymore” = czcams.com/video/ESotrzAtglA/video.html
Queens Of The Stone Age “Quick And To The Pointless” czcams.com/video/LWRk0y-4wvw/video.html
Red Hot Chili Peppers “Special Secret Song Inside” czcams.com/video/inr_X2i10XU/video.html
U2 “Get Your Boots On” czcams.com/video/JcDNilZbZg8/video.html
The White Stripes “Who’s A Big Baby?” czcams.com/video/7Zsn15bO6KU/video.html
Blink 182 is my favorite band ever; however, Family Reunion sounds like it was written by a 7-year-old that just learned swear words.
@@TokuBoyStudiosI'm pretty sure Family Reunion was meant to be a joke song
Yertle the Turtle by Red Hot Chili Peppers 😅, Strawberry Fields by Fabulosos Cadillacs they're a good argentinian rock band but that cover was horrible 😅😂, Pussy by Ramstein needless to say why and not talking about a cute cat hehe 😅
I actually really like “Shame Shame”. I feel like it doesn’t feel like a Foo Fighters song, but I like it nonetheless.
They made it more exciting the more they toured with it. It's better live.
it's not bad at all, it's just kind of underwhelming as a lead single
I also really like Shame Shame, but it's definitely not right as a lead single. Perfect as a hidden gem though.
That's my thought, as well.
Hated it after the first listen. I kinda love it now.
Ironic how that QOTSA song perfectly describes itself.
Understanding your own song is important.
I like that song 😅. It's unhinged and wildly energetic. Sure, it's the worst song off of the album, but the album os great. I'd listen to this song 1000 tomes before listening to that White Stripes song again. Shudder
@@RockedNetFun fact: Quick And To The Pointless was written by Nick Oliveri, so he was probably the one who demanded it to be on the album and we can blame him for it
I actually love Quick and to the pointless
It's really stupid and near hysterical
If you need a short, bad, Nick Oliveri QOTSA song Six Shooter literally exists
me: queens of the stone age?! COME ON MAN!
Rocked: "Quick and Pointless."
Me:.....thats fair.
It just doesn't work compared to almost every other QOTSA song.
I... I actually love this song.
@@RockedNet holy shit I think I figured it
Either was
A) a filler song to fill the album runtime
B) a rejected Desert Sessions track they wanted to put somewhere
@@CooperAATE agreed, it just fits nick's unhinged vocal style really well
I really love "We Love You" it was my favorite track on the album. I can always sing along when it comes on, especially at the "more" and "build" parts being fun to do.
It really is an all over the place song, and I love it for that. It is strange and wacky and it works at least for me.
The bass drum too difficult not to tap too as well😅
I hated that song until I heard it live
Started out not liking it. Now I like it and appreciate what they were trying to do.
Like it or hate it, people will be talking about it forever now because of how polarizing it is. Hell, my kid will randomly sing the "more" part when shopping and stuff.
Same here, "We Love You" Is my second favorite song off the whole album, only behind "Cosmic" And the album as a whole is my second favorite A7X album behind The Stage.
The whole sentiment of the song being the Corporation simply Gaslighting the wage slave only to encourage them to work themselves into the ground or shall I say "Do Unto The Mud!"I Love It.
I love it!
My theory about that White Stripes song is that the US government hired them to make a song especially for use in Guantanemo Bay and got released as a b-side by accident.
When I heard "Edging" on the radio, hyped up as a "return to form" for Blink-182, I was like "did we listen to the same Blink-182?"
The "form" I think depends on how you originally remembered them.
@@RockedNet I never thought of Blink -182 as a good band. I often referred to them as Stink-182. And their WORST song ever was "Adam's Song", which reportedly caused a fan to die by SUICIDE!
Preach, everyone was losing their shit and I thought it was garbage
@@DaleHusband The song was dedicated to a fan of theirs that committed suicide, that's why they wrote it. Also, that song is a masterpiece to most blink fans.
@@DaleHusband I don't think this is at all true
I will give "Oh Yeah" one credit, and it's to the band and not the song. The Joan Jett snippet is itself taken from a Gary Glitter song, and the band realised this when fans pointed it out and decided to donate to women's help organisations as repentence for their lack of knowledge on the snippet's origins. I love everything by Green Day but I honestly forget this song ever fucking existed sometimes. Saviors is a solid album though, easliy my current #1 album of 2024, which isn't saying much.
That's so ignorant of them to not know that "Do You Wanna Touch?" is a Gary Glitter song...in 2020??? They seem like guys who have a pretty solid knowledge of music. Glad that they donated money to charity, but it would have been more appropriate to donate to organizations who help survivors of child trafficking and abuse since those were actually Glitter's victims. Also, I hope they didn't turn it into some sort of tax write-off.
@@LaurenStellerSeaEagle According to the Wikipedia article about "Oh Yeah," the group "pledged to donate their royalties from the track to International Justice Mission and Rape, Abuse & Incest National Network."
You people are all lame
@@kaitlyngault3987How so?
From what I understand, Glitter sold his rights to his music and no longer receives royalties for the vast majority of it, so at least there's that.
Yeah, Edging is definitely a firm Guilty Pleasure for me. I'm glad they soon followed it up with One More Time the song.
Yes, i also love Edging.
The song is kinda weak tho.
Edging is one of the strongest songs on the album banger rocker with one more time the banger ballad from the album
Father of All is the background music to background music.
I don't know why, but my brother loves that song, I hate it so much
@@YoshiCh1ef-je6me it’s the whole album. It’s like Green Day made a royalty-free album for top 10 lists
I was sad when Matt left blink, because I have good memories of California and Nine...especially California, since that is one of two albums I have in my collection that reminds me of summer, alongside with Californication by RHCP...and EVERYONE said that blink was back when Tom came back. I was like "But they didn't break up, their last album was only three years ago." And people told me to shut up.
Then when Edging came out, EVERYONE applauded because Tom was back and I'm like, "I'm just going to listen to California again."
Alice In Chains has no bad songs. SO
I was SO worried about Medicine at Midnight when Shame Shame was the first single. I’m not an outright defender of that song but I saw them play it in concert with Dave’s daughter last year and it did translate better that night
I actually like "We Love You". But, I thought "Life is But a Dream" is a masterpiece.
I like the song, but it's honestly my least favorite song on the album. The album is amazing.
Nah "We Love You" is awesome. "Edging" is decent.
Hot take, but I like "Oh Yeah!" Well I mean I used to, I dont listen to it much anymore, but when I first heard it I liked it.
I like edging tho, it's my favorite off one more time
You like *edging?* 🤨
Edging is Fine Giggity
"Oh Yeah" was clearly meant to be a commercial single. And by that, I mean Green Day clearly wanted it to be used in commercials.
Edging is literally the only song off the new Blink album I can completely do without!!
There was much better on that album to lead with.
I'm relieved to hear that, I'll be buying it this week but that song has not yet felt comfortable, for me
@@dsxa918did you not hear the other singles they made from that album? The rest of the album is well worth checking out
Hell, the title track is my favorite Blink 182 song.
It's sad that the opening drums, Synyster's solo, and the part right before the solo from We Love You didn't make for an entirely separate song. That would've been EPIC.
We Never Have Sex Anymore and Edging. Two songs from two of my favorite bands that I genuinely love. I'm sorry I unironically love both these tracks and I think Blink and Offspring both can be 80 years old and make these dumb jokes and I'll love and accept them for it.
And here we have yet another improper use of the word, “unironically”.
Congratulations for winning today’s award for, “I use words that I don’t understand because I see other people that also don’t understand the words using those words a lot on the internet”.
@@BahamutBreaker
unironically - "in a way that is not ironic or mocking; without affectation; sincerely"
this person has a sincere enjoyment for the songs they're talking about. sometimes people like music that you don't. novel concept, i know.
@@BahamutBreakerpedantic buttnutt of the week award goes tooooooooooo……
@@seakermac5800 nah
I'm still convinced that Mother of All was some kinda dare or prank
i'm convinced that Father Of All was only made to promote the Hella Mega Tour
@@scrapp1368lol I went to their show in Miami during that tour and they didn’t play a single song from that album
I actually find that offspring song pretty fun, it’s no self esteem for sure but it’s a catchy tune
Agreed it’s a fun song.
We love you is worth it for the "do among the mud" part in the middle
Personally, I though "EDGING" was a perfect comeback song for blink, me and my friend who also likes blink were both really nervous before we listened to it, but we ended being very relieved and though it was great
The offspring we never have sex anymore is great . Personally I like it
I love quick and to the pointless, it’s just another wacky and aggressive Nick song I don’t see how it’s any different than six shooter which by comparison gets much less hate
I admit I have a soft spot for Get On Your Boots because I loved the song as a kid and I watched the video for it whenever I could, I still like it now even though I know U2 have way better songs.
heck its the worst song on the otherwise great album that is No Line On The Horizon, probably their last good album
Same here. Then again I was still on the high of their album that came out before then. I still know how to play GOYB on bass to the point to where I can do variations of the lines.
We Love You is a perfect example of why I didn't like Life Is But A Dream. It's a cool idea just not very well executed.
I definitely respect them trying different things. Fans enjoy it live also.
When I think bad songs by good bands, Mexican Seafood by Nirvana is the first that come to mind. The lyrics are straight up disgusting
I agree with most of this list, but I actually like Edging. It was so good to hear Mark and Tom switching off on vocals again, and I think the rough edges reminded me of their pre-Enema albums.
Whoa. I haven't seen images or anything of Offspring in ages. They look...older. I guess it's no longer 1993 and they're playing in some skate park in Arizona anymore.
They’re too busy firing their drummer for having a medical condition. They’re cultist pussies, but still one of my favorite bands for their 90s catalog
I don't think Shame Shame is an awful song but it for sure is an awful lead single.
Oh Yeah is a bad song. It's not the worst from Father of All imo though. I Was A Teenage Teenager is atrociously bad
I unironically like Shame Shame, but man it was an AWFUL choice for single, especially since else on that album sounded remotely like it
And here we have yet another improper use of the word, “unironically”.
Congratulations for winning today’s award for, “I use words that I don’t understand because I see other people that also don’t understand the words using those words a lot on the internet”.
Not gonna lie, I really like both Edging and We Love You lol
I really like Edging by Blink 182. But I am a fan from 1997 so maybe appreciating the return to their roots.
Pink by Aerosmith
Saint Anger by Metallica
The Angel and the Gambler by Iron Maiden
I'm gonna have to disagree with The Angel and the Gambler
The shortened version of the angel and the gambler is tolerable, but the full version goes on for WAY too long. Not an amazing song and definitely one of maiden's weakest songs, but I have heard worse from other bands.
@@motalux Glad you liked it. For the record I don’t hate Blaze Bayley- I actually like the previous album X-Factor.
Didn’t Pink make part 1? Metallica is my favorite band but I promise you there’s worse songs on St. Anger than the title track
@@SuperDmathIt wasn’t on the previous list.
My Pain - Slipknot
Born Against Pessimist - Architects
Flatline - Starset
Until it Breaks - Linkin Park
Psycho - Muse
Psycho is far from a fantastic song sure but they have wayyyy worse, also it slaps hard live so I'm honestly not too mad at it existing
I think Psycho is actually quite underrated. The instrumental goes hard. Yeah, the lyrics are a detriment to it, but I still like to sing along to it.
@@Salad531 Yeah, Revolt is the obvious dud off of Drones, and it's still better than 70% of the stuff on their next two albums
@@guyfarting2060 honestly there's still great tracks on the last two albums but songs like compliance (awesome bass line, awful song)and propaganda are just horrible words
Muse has no bad songs fight me
A better example of the "oh yeah!" sample being used in a song is Rabbit Junk's "idontgiveaf*ck." Check the song out if you haven't already, it's a fantastic pump-up industrial track!
The entirety of You're Welcome is just bad with the exception of Mindreader (and that's coming from someone who's a huge fan of ADTR) ngl this album would be a perfect candidate for a "Regretting the Past" video when the album is old enough.
Aww I love Edging! I didn’t know people didn’t like it. Oh well!
Thank you for including "Shame Shame" in this list. I love Foo Fighters, but seriously, I didn't believe that they sang this when I first heard it. I thought it was a joke.
i want a Love and Mercy style biopic about the making of Who's a Big Baby
I wish I could go back in time to one where I still didn't know the song Special Secret Sauce Inside existed...I take full responsibility though as I chose to read the lyrics.
"Oh Yeah" and "Shame Shame" sound like The Mars Volta and Imagine Dragons had a four-way with The Rembrandts and Weezer and produced a baby.
Haha, I absolutely love Quick & to the Pointless - I think it's very purposely made to be as grating as possible, and Oliveri's insane vocal performance really pushes it over the edge, with the additional female vocals, the claps and the... elephant?... making the neurosis complete. Beats every track off of an album like Villains...
"We Love You" is A7X's admission to their listeners that the industry simply wants them to push harder and harder and harder on releasing new music.
The "we love you" part of it is them sincerely thanking us for sticking with them through the last two decades.
I don't see how anybody else hasn't picked up on this.
It's just what Pink Floyd did with Welcome to the Machine, and they saw the loss of a band member due to industry pressure.
With Medicine at Midnight, I was always confused as to why the two worst songs from the album got the most radio play.
I quite like edging
Not blinks best but I find it quite catchy and fun
If you want a challenge, here's a list of artists for Part 3. Good luck!
Aerosmith
Alice in Chains
the Beatles
Led Zeppelin
Nirvana
Pink Floyd
the Rolling Stones
Slipknot
Soundgarden
Tom Petty
The worst Aerosmith song is Pink. C'mon, that's just awful.
Or Rag Doll. He does a straight up Mae West "Come on up and see me". Dude, seriously?
I LOVE Alice In Chains and think all their albums and eps are amazing but it shocks me nobody ever talks about how bad Love Song is even if the song is a joke
Are there any bad songs from Tom Petty or Soundgarden?
Who’s a big baby is probably my favorite stripes song. It’s Zappa-esque and doesn’t take itself to seriously. The white stripes more childish songs are their best stuff. They’re supposed to sound like a young brother and sister duo.
I really like We Never Have Sex Anymore. I can’t tell you why, really, but I just think it’s neat.
I’ll agree with you on Green Day, Foo Fighters, U2, The Offspring, and White Stripes. The only good quality from the QOTSA song, is that it was recorded on tape at Sound City Studios.
I'm always deeply uncomfortable when people talk about any band with more than one record as having never put out anything bad, or being 'perfect'. I struggle to understand how easily pleased you have to be to think everything an artist does is great. Maybe because I am one I'm harder on bad ideas, having had plenty of them myself.
We Love You is bonkers out of context from LIBAD but its right at home with the full album. I love it, but I can see why it turned a lot of fans off.
Madness by muse is so bad that when I hear it live I either get another drink or I go for toilet break
I genuinely enjoy Bloodsucker. It was one of the few bright spots on You're Welcome.
I find Quick and to the Pointless to be just pure chaos and fun and i had no idea it was hated lol
I don't hate it, but I'm not about to go defending it either
"'who's a big baby' sounds more in character for bands like ween and 100 gecs. if they released a song like this instead of the stripes i feel like no one would bat an eye.
Lol I love how a lot of these songs were overplayed on the radio within the last few years, and once their respective years were up, you never heard them again. That's how you know they were terrible because no one cares!
Everything by Staind…?
title says "good bands"
@@Mxulin haha. You’re right!!
Aaron Lewis's solo career is even worse. I've always liked Its Been Awhile, though
Outside is a bad song ?
@@birdgod5584 same, nostalgic for me for when I was really little
I love Blink-182, but Edging was their only song that I had to listen to a few times to decide whether I liked it or not, and yeah, I much prefer their older songs
Can prob do 4 of these videos filled with Green Day songs
I like "Shame, Shame," but any disappointment from that was erased by the inclusion of "Edging." What a massive turkey.
The Killers - Your Side of Town
OneRepublic - Run
Kings of Leon - Charmer
Biffy Clyro - Re-Arrange
Kasabian - Algorithms
I do like A Day Ro Rember, aside from Your Welcome, For Those Who Have Heart is genuinely a top 10 album for me, but there's a hell of a lot of bad songs from them.
Can agree with every song here except for We Love You by A7X. My knee jerk reaction to it on first listen was “wtf is this”, but it still hooked me and I kept coming back to it, now it’s probably my second favourite on the album.
It’s chaotic and disjointed nature is taking a jab at people’s shortened attention spans thanks to social media like TikTok. Coupled with the lyrics condemning consumerism and capitalist culture, it’s a fucking gem of genius to me 👌
Why was "Oh Yeah" a single, again?
Bloodsucker is probably my favorite song off of You're Welcome, I think it's great
I love how the white stripes' one bad song is a bside
I liked Edging and Shame, Shame, it’s a great Foos song and while it’s definitely a weird song that came from the same dudes who made classic songs like Dammit, All the Small Things, First Date, What’s My Age Again?, Feeling This, Aliens Exist, etc. who are obviously a lot older now but I still think it’s a pretty fun song nonetheless
0:00 I see Billie Joe Armstrong right there
I actually really enjoy the chaos of “We Love You”, I think Beautiful morning would be a better fit for this video. Easily the weakest song off the album, drags on and repeats sections and has an annoying chorus, but at least the Outro is cool. I disagree but I get what you’re saying. It doesn’t work for you, but clicks for me.
For me, I never liked Feel Good Hit of The Summer off the Rated R album. Some of my favourite Queens of the Stone Age songs are on that album but Feel Good Hit of The Summer just feels like it brings everything down some.
Couldn't disagree more, such a fun song
I actually really like We Love You. The writing is weird, don't get me wrong. Definitely not what I wanted or expected. But the writing on that track is stellar. Like the bridge when it slowly speeds up into the tempo of the chorus, that's actually kind of cool. Qouldve loved to see more of that kind of thinking on the album
Just the title and underlying meaning of "Edging", both literal and metaphorical, give me goosebumps and make me laugh out loud all at the same time. I thought "Neighborhoods" was ehhhh, when "Edging" came out, I was like BLINK IS BACK!!!
Oh snap, im wearing that exact same shirt!!
Great video as always.
fell in love is infinitely worse that edging
Spiders by Slipknot
Hunting Season by Ice Nine Kills
Yeah Right by Evanescence
Silence by Suicide Silence
Hurt by Wage War
There are several worse songs on life is but a dream that are worse than we love you
Almost a copy of my comment on the last vid, with names swapped out: "Bloodsucker" made the cut for this list from an album that had "Viva la Mexico" on it.
Honorable mention: take your pick by ice nine kills featuring corpsegrinder
Who’s A Big Baby is the landmine when listening to The White Stripes discography on random
And to think it almost wasn't released (unfortunately).
When I think of bad songs by good bands, "I Dare You" by Shinedown comes to mind. The main guitar riff is so cheesy, and the lyrics are downright cringey.
The story behind it is pretty cool though, if I remember correctly and I love the vocal choices. I would have chosen Misfits as their worst song by far. Not terrible exactly, but really really cheesy and a bit bland
Ok first off, that shirt deserves a comment on its own as a fan of the channel and a massive X-Men nerd.
Blink has always been radio friendly pop with whiny vocals
Agree, I hate everything I've heard from them.
I stand by that Father Of All is a decent record, but holy shit Take The Money And Crawl is awful.
No essay from me, but I will say that both "Shame Shame" and "Get on Your Boots" grew on me a great deal after my initial "meh" reactions to them. Neither is the best track on the album it came from by a long shot, and neither one should have been the lead single, but I like more about both songs than I don't like.
Glad to hear you call out “Edging” as a bad song. I understand that people were excited for the original Blink 182 lineup, but that song is garbage and never would have seen airplay at all if it didn’t have the Blink 182 nostalgia/name behind it.
I Can’t Dance - Genesis
1. I enjoy the psychotic energy of Quick and To the Pointless 2. We Love You is amazing imo and I love it for the same reason 3. Shame Shame is a nice calm track with a great acoustic lead (and the drums are great on it) 4. Edging is catchy and I don't mind it, pretty alright song imo, but can't say much for the others
I was hoping good songs from bad bands would also get a part 2
Edging isn't awful, but it does sound like if you prompted AI to make a blink 182 song
I actually love We love you that’s to me is the best song of the album, I love the guitars I love how it’s just chaotic representative of life and its meaning, I love the low screaming how the song starts off with bad mixing before clearing up and the mean ass guitar hits, the lyrics are repetitive yes but so is the human civilization in general that’s the entire meaning of the song, I love it I don’t think it deserves to be up here like I could name 8 songs that are worse
Mad hatter
Lost
G
Clairvoyant Disease
Heretic (The absolute worst song they have ever written)
Doing time
Requiem
(D)eath
I love that one as well...the only one I really can't stand is (O)rdinary. Lost could have been great without the autotune. Heretic is a little boring, but not exactly bad
@@amaryllis604 heretic to me is if you told the band to write the most generic metal song possible with the most generic lyrics
Nice pic of Robert Smith. I saw The Cure 10 times and met Robert 2x and his wife once.
I love Oh Yeah, Shame Shame, and We Love You. Shame Shame on you for having a different opinion.
Surprised that “I Got Id” from Pearl Jam didn’t creep into this list.
I don’t think most people think Bloodsucker is bad-just “eh”. The verses are actually really good and I think a lot of people to can relate the song to someone they know, but the chorus is just boring. It’s the same with Brick Wall- it just feels like it’s missing something.
I remember my mom saying she liked "Shame, Shame" when it first came out. I asked her why but she didn't respond.
The Mutants With Attitude shirt is rather topical at the moment. Or rather what the shirt is based off of.