> You've got some strange opinions then. TMIL is far from
> the worst album there's ever been, and if you haven't
> heard worse you've not been trying. You presumably own
> all of Meat's albums, right? In which case you've at
> least one album that's way worse. Aside from the Bat
> thing it's not a bad album. Not good either.
>
Actually, I think "Midnight At The Lost And Found" sounds more real than "The Monster Is Loose". "Blind Before I Stop" has a certain charm about it that I like. "Welcome To The Neighborhood" really grew on me and "Couldn't Have Said It Better" is still a more cohesive experience than "The Monster Is Loose". No Beatles albums have ever disappointed me. I don't listen to the Rolling Stones so I don't know any there. I have tonnes of random pop from the 60s, 70s, 80s and 90s and none of that (including the "Macarena" LMAO by Los Del Rio LMAO) is more vicious than "Monster Is Loose". The only album that I can think of as disappointing, from what I've heard, is Billy Joel "The Bridge".
But I'm interested to know, what could possibly be worse than "Monster Is Loose"? I'm really curious about hearing that cd :p
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