Songs you hate from bands you love

[Cynicist]

Originally Posted by makethemsuffer12

Yep.

They went from Lord of All Fevers and Plague and The Ancient Ones, to Caesar's Palace and Where the Slime Live... really? c'mon now...

Trey himself has even stated that he didn't like the direction of the band at the time of that album.

Really scared of what the new one will sound like with all the "electronic music" talk.

[Uncle_Meat1940]

I'm more excited for the tour than the album. But that's mainly cause I've never got to see them live.

[Maiden33]

Iron Maiden - Run to the Hills. Enough said.

I'll work on a list later.

[ravenheart]

Originally Posted by Maiden33

Iron Maiden - Run to the Hills

Nope.

[Maiden33]

To clarify - Run to the Hills isn't my least favorite Maiden song, it wouldn't even make the bottom 15. But the stigma and misrepresentation of Maiden that song provides just makes me want to vomit. I hate that it's the only song 98% of all non-Maiden fans know, I hate that they are under some sort of obligation to play it live all the time, and I just don't like the song much to begin with.

[ChildrenofSodom]

Originally Posted by Maiden33

I hate that it's the only song 98% of all non-Maiden fans know,

I'm sorry the thing you like is accessible to other people.

[Maiden33]

Originally Posted by ChildrenofSodom

I'm sorry the thing you like is accessible to other people.

As usual, you're point is pretty irrelevant to what I said.

And it could be argued that technically the thing I like is NOT accessible to other people, for my point is derived from the fact that the only "hit" Maiden has is a song of theirs I don't even like.

[Uncle_Meat1940]

Watch out man, he has an arsenal of really hurtful names. hahahaha

[Crionics]

Originally Posted by Cynicist

Yep.

They went from Lord of All Fevers and Plague and The Ancient Ones, to Caesar's Palace and Where the Slime Live... really? c'mon now...

Trey himself has even stated that he didn't like the direction of the band at the time of that album.

Really scared of what the new one will sound like with all the "electronic music" talk.

Huh?? When was this??

[mankvill]

Originally Posted by mastodon421

Speaking Of Anaal Nakrath Mank did you hear one of their members is starting is a side project with the vocalist from Bleeding Through?

Yeah, but I should be expecting that from Mick nowadays. I mean, Exploder was basically a throwback to Motley Crue-esque bands.