Albums where the first song is the worst one

[Ray K.]

I think the first three songs from The Decline of British Sea Power are complete shit. To this day I'm still not sure why I listened to the album all the way through.

[waldo jeffers]

I think the first three songs from The Decline of British Sea Power are complete shit. To this day I'm still not sure why I listened to the album all the way through.

I'm glad I did.

[Dizzley tha Fat Boy]

'Dance Tonight' is the worst thing on 'Memory Almost Full'.

No it's not.

[Diamond Dog]

I really like Airbag.

It's one of Radiohead's greatest songs - how anyone could possibly think it's the worst track on "OK Computer" is beyoond comprehension. "Fitter Happier" anyone?

[Nolamike]

Blonde on Blonde. And the last song is the 2nd worst. In between it's all glorious.

I thought I was going to have a hard time thinking of an example to the question but this might be the best example anyone comes up with. What a rediculous way to start one of Dylan's best albums.

Fuck that - I love it!

[Remember (Quaco)]

It may be the worst song on the album, but it's a great track. I think people go overboard to disparage things that aren't rock or orthodox enough. It's still Dylan, and was pretty subversive at the time as well.

[Graham Murakami]

Radio Song from "Out of Time."

That's the one.

[clive gash]

Magnificent otherwise.

[Ray K.]

I think the first three songs from The Decline of British Sea Power are complete shit. To this day I'm still not sure why I listened to the album all the way through.

I'm glad I did.

As am I. I still can't quite figure out the beginning of the album. It starts with "Something Wicked" as far as I'm concerned.

[trans-chigley express]

The Pat Metheny Group album First Circle starts off with a dreadful track called Forward March which sounds like a terrible out of tune primary school band. It may have a been a fun idea, and could work as a bit of a joke in a live concert, but on an album it makes you very glad of the skip function.

[Captain Jazzmag]

I really like Airbag.

It's one of Radiohead's greatest songs - how anyone could possibly think it's the worst track on "OK Computer" is beyoond comprehension. "Fitter Happier" anyone?

Or the pedestrian Electioneering.

[Guy E]

It may be the worst song on the album, but it's a great track. I think people go overboard to disparage things that aren't rock or orthodox enough. It's still Dylan, and was pretty subversive at the time as well.

Indeed. And when you skip it the album just doesn't seem complete somehow.

Sad Eyed Lady is one of the coolest things he ever did.

[Guy E]

I don't expect much controversy here, but I always found the opening track on this one pretty annoying.

[The Homosexual Lobby]

Blonde on Blonde. And the last song is the 2nd worst. In between it's all glorious.

I thought I was going to have a hard time thinking of an example to the question but this might be the best example anyone comes up with. What a rediculous way to start one of Dylan's best albums.

Fuck that - I love it!

Yeah - hell of a track!