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Worst band. Maybe ever. Right now I vote Moody Blues. Peoples?

Comments (40)

  1. Lyrikhan says i find Styx pretty dreadful
    Permalink posted 05/04/2008
  2. Misstee says Oh so many. I say Cutting Crew, Mister Mister and anyone of that ilk. More recently James Blunt tops my list.
    Permalink posted 05/04/2008
  3. Misstee says And Five for Fighting is pure concentrated evil....
    Permalink posted 05/04/2008
  4. Lester Jonze says Oh yeah! Styx is up there. James Blunt. hahaha! How about John Legend? In whose mind is he legendary?
    Permalink posted 05/04/2008
  5. Me and the Horse I Rode In On says The Swollen Ankles...................but of course I just made that one up.
    Permalink posted 05/04/2008
  6. Lyrikhan says The Cankles are worse ;)
    Permalink posted 05/04/2008
  7. scotfree says For whatever reason, I simply cannot stomach Dave Matthews. I know what you mean about the Moody BLues though...I never caught on to that attraction.
    Permalink posted 05/04/2008
  8. vannatta says Didn't Jeff Lynne produce a few tracks for them... ? I remember "Your Wildest Dreams" having an interesting sound at the time - but clearly not enough to save them from the worst band ever bin... not by a mile.
    Permalink posted 05/04/2008
  9. dermahrk says And yet every year in the rock press are people bitching that they are not considered for the Rock 'N' Roll Hall of Fame. People have been laughing behind their backs for 40 years now. Yes, one of the all-time worst. Styx occasionally produced some great tracks featuring Tommy Shaw, but a lot of dreck. I cherry-picked 8 or so off of iTunes. The rest are pretty much garbage.
    Permalink posted 05/04/2008
  10. ZZTodd says my vote goes to styx as well
    Permalink posted 05/04/2008
  11. deadmandeadman says I never knew so many have such contempt for The Moodys! I think you're bein' unfair and overlooking a fair bit of good music. In the sub-genre of over-produced, pretentious, self-important pseudo-mystic rocknroll, they were acknowledged masters.
    Permalink posted 05/04/2008
  12. Lester Jonze says masters indeed. Vannatta brings up an interesting sidebar. ELO could be in the top five, for sure. so... 1. Moody Blues 2. Styx 3. ELO Hmmm, two more..
    Permalink posted 05/04/2008
  13. deadmandeadman says Journey
    Permalink posted 05/04/2008
  14. ivylander says As ghastly as the Moody Blues eventually became, they deserve a pass simply for having recorded the sublime "Go Now." And besides, they might have been deluded, but they genuinely tried to achieve greatness. Failed miserably, but tried. That puts them ahead of any Eighties hair metal band you care to name: Ratt, Poison, Skid Row, Quiet Riot....
    Permalink posted 05/04/2008
  15. Lyrikhan says yeah Poison should really make the list
    Permalink posted 05/04/2008
  16. Groon says I second Journey.
    Permalink posted 05/04/2008
  17. grove says The first band that comes to mind is the Pussycat Dolls. And then Girlicious - although it's entirely possible that they are the same band.
    Permalink posted 05/04/2008
  18. dermahrk says Ivylander brings up a great point. The only Moody Blues vinyl I own is a 45 of ??Go Now??. There may be more gems on that first LP, when Denny Laine was part of the group and they were more Brit invasion than pretentious. Of course, I will fight to the death to keep ELO off the list.
    Permalink posted 05/05/2008
  19. Lester Jonze says Um, actually I kind of like ELO, but they do suck. Jeff Jynne's redeeming later work with the Wilburys, and a not too bad solo album from the same time period not withstanding.
    Permalink posted 05/05/2008
  20. goodmusiconly says ELO? C'mon now, they do not suck! And call me a dork but I still like 'Nights in White Satin.' Cinderella, 80's-era Starship ... now we're talkin'.
    Permalink posted 05/05/2008
  21. Lester Jonze says Damn, Starship could totally be on the list. Well, if not ELO? Then who? 1. Moody Blues 2. Styx 3. ???? 4. Journey 5. Starship
    Permalink posted 05/05/2008
  22. ivylander says Poison totally belongs on that list....
    Permalink posted 05/05/2008
  23. Lyrikhan says you'd do well to keep Starship off that list
    Permalink posted 05/05/2008
  24. Lester Jonze says What? Oh hell no, OK, give me three redeeming qualities that Starship brought to the musical table. Poison, word. Poison could possibly knock Starship off the list, we'll just have to wait and see.
    Permalink posted 05/05/2008
  25. Lyrikhan says haha...i jest though let me say this...i find starship so hilarious its hard not to like it in that cheesy way and if you are taking ELO off for what redeeming qualities they have.....we all know starship came from some good roots
    Permalink posted 05/05/2008
  26. Lester Jonze says True, true. Yeah, cheese definitely comes to mind.
    Permalink posted 05/05/2008
  27. Lyrikhan says here's three redeeming qualities of 80s era starship: 1. featured on "Mannequin" Soundtrack 2. built a city on rock n roll 3. Mickey Thomas did kinda have a mean singing voice (Elvin Bishop anyone?)
    Permalink posted 05/05/2008
  28. Anna says Bon Jovi, H.I.M., Whitesnake, DIO, I could go on and on and on.
    Permalink posted 05/06/2008
  29. Lyrikhan says whoa whoa whoa not DIO?!
    Permalink posted 05/06/2008
  30. ivylander says Also, do we wanna start tapping the "yacht rock" seam: Firefox, Loggins and Messina, et al? There's some thick dreck in that basin.....
    Permalink posted 05/06/2008
  31. Anna says Will ahahhahahaha I should mention that my criterion for voting on this is: bands that are unbearable to me. My vote has no traces of objectivity. Not a one ;)
    Permalink posted 05/06/2008
  32. Lyrikhan says fair enough just beware of falling asleep...DIO lurks in that realm...and he knows what you said
    Permalink posted 05/06/2008
  33. Anna says Oh bollocks, and I do tend to ??talk to strangers?? in my dreams.... ;)
    Permalink posted 05/07/2008
  34. I am says

    Ronnie James will kick your ass Anna! You don't wish something like that on yourself.

    Boston and Toto. The sound is totally unbearable to me.

    Funny I never thought that 'Days of Future Past' was dreck. I rather like that record. Overproduced and all. From begining to end it has a cadence albums of today don't have. I also agree with Ivy. 'Go Now' is a fantastic debut album. Brit blues all the way through.

    Personally I don't understand the criteria for placing these bands in the dust bin. It's all subjective.

    Permalink posted 09/01/2008
  35. Mike the Knife says

    So many shitty bands. So little interest in remembering them. I will say that Styx sux, Poison is, and Toto is a no-no. But, if the Moodys blew, it was only when they were at their most pretentious; at other times, they could be quite lovely.

    Permalink posted 09/01/2008
  36. ROCKNROLLPIMP says

    i am going to hafta kill some of you....

    Permalink posted 09/01/2008
  37. Anna says

    *runs away*

    Permalink posted 09/02/2008
  38. ROCKNROLLPIMP says

    u r safe

    FOR NOW

    my PIMPEASHOOTER is in the shop

    Permalink posted 09/02/2008
  39. Anna says

    PIMPEASHOOTER does exist after all! THought it was an e-legend :)

    Permalink posted 09/02/2008
  40. ROCKNROLLPIMP says

    shhh

    don't want the masses to git hold of this

    Permalink posted 09/02/2008

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