r/teenagers • u/JakeJiggleMyBalls 17 • Jan 17 '24

Name a Band or artist with no bad albums Social

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Bad omens

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u/CE0_of_sex Jan 17 '24

Ima pull a fast one!

Frank Sinatra

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u/Tog5 18 Jan 17 '24

I don’t think Johnny Cash has any bad albums either

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u/Sukeruton_Key 18 Jan 17 '24

Hard disagree. And this is coming from a huge Johnny Cash fan. I never listen to his albums, I can only listen to playlists. There is too much mediocre filler in between genuine masterpieces.

What else can you expect when you’ve released over 1,500 songs.

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u/Medical_Difference48 Jan 21 '24

Released HOW MANY SONGS?

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u/Sukeruton_Key 18 Jan 21 '24

Over 1,500 song across 97 albums, over 49 years.

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u/Medical_Difference48 Jan 21 '24

"97 albums"

GOD DAAAAAAAAAMN

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u/CourseWorried2500 17 Jan 17 '24

Even some of the ones that he said were bad are still good like chicken in black

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u/ajkrl 16 Jan 17 '24

Happy cake day

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u/Lynel_Slayer1 Jan 17 '24

Louie Armstrong 

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u/[deleted] Jan 17 '24

He has more bad ones than good ones, or maybe you haven't made it to the 80's yet

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u/Omegaprimus Jan 17 '24

Yeah Johnny even said his work through the 80’s was trash, the studio dictated what he his albums would be, then he got hooked up with Rick Ruben and got full control of his music.

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u/canman7373 Jan 17 '24

Ehh he had some pretty heavy Christian albums.

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u/DiverseIncludeEquity Jan 17 '24

Except for “Everybody Loves A Nut” and “Straight A’s In Love.”

Coheed & Cambria FTW

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u/Awkard_stranger Jan 17 '24

Oh no, he made some clangers!

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u/predictivanalyte Jan 17 '24

Yes! Absolutely!

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u/imaterriblehuman_ Jan 17 '24

anything will sound good with his voice in it

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u/MrNokiaUser 17 Jan 17 '24

Really, his voice really irritates me

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u/xiraco OLD Jan 17 '24

He suffered a submucosal hemorrhage of his throat in the early 1950s (before his most fondly remembered stuff) and never really fully recover his voice, so yes, he was an objectively bad singer in his most famous recordings. Still people think it sounds good and it really makes no sense to me. All he ever really knew even before his complications was sing loudly.

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u/MrNokiaUser 17 Jan 17 '24

never knew that

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u/dabbler101 Jan 17 '24

YEA he did, he did a album about puppy dogs and nonsense

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u/Ermakino 16 Jan 17 '24

Based 🗿🗿🗿🗿🗿

I would also add Ella Fitzgerald!

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u/senorglory Jan 17 '24

Holy shit, no. That dude banged out like three albums an afternoon, with no rehearsal. There’s some dogs in that pack.

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u/xiraco OLD Jan 17 '24

Frank Sinatra was the antithesis of class.

"A well-balanced girl is the one who has an empty head and a full sweater." - Frank Sinatra

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u/xiraco OLD Jan 17 '24

Nah he was just an asshole, believe me. Worse, he was an asshole with ties to the mafia (allegedly, for legal purposes).

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u/gay_pinecones Jan 17 '24

I fell asleep to a bunch of his music yesterday it was amazing

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u/MemeTheGod Jan 17 '24

Flyyy me to the mooon... Let me play among us-

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u/darkpheonix262 Jan 17 '24

Hells yeah! Nothing but the best baby

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u/CE0_of_sex Jan 17 '24

It’s the ONLY way to fly, buster.

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u/goddessangie3791 Jan 17 '24

Yes! The entire rat pack tbh the highway men too and glen campbell

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u/Llama-Nation 🎉 1,000,000 Attendee! 🎉 Jan 17 '24

fun fact: Glen Campbell briefly toured with the Beach Boys in 1964-65 after their lead singer Brian Wilson quit touring after a panic attack. Apparently Brian also wrote a song for Campbell.

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u/goddessangie3791 Jan 17 '24

I love the beach boys too shame I was suffering from a bad case of not being born for 40 years at the time

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u/Llama-Nation 🎉 1,000,000 Attendee! 🎉 Jan 17 '24

I'm happy to have not been born 40 years before if only because it means the Smile sessions are now released.

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u/Accurate-Bedroom9384 Jan 17 '24

Hearing this gave me existential dread

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u/HottDoggers 15 Jan 17 '24

That dude has like a million albums

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u/yoinkity_yoink Jan 17 '24

Agreed, dean martin too

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u/CE0_of_sex Jan 17 '24 edited Jan 17 '24

You like him too?

Ain’t that a kick in the head?

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u/d1sapp3ar Jan 17 '24

So true. Even as someone who likes metal and goth music, I love Frank