The 41 worst albums of all time, according to critics

Whilemost are keen to block out bad music from their lives, there exists another group whocan approach hot garbage openly, withvarying degrees of ironic appreciation.Andthen there's thatunfortunate, outlying enigma genuine fans ofLimp Bizkit.With thelatter two groups of listeners in mind, we turned to the reviews aggregator Metacritic to compile this list of the most critically pannedalbums in history.From the works of Kevin Federline to Limp Bizkit, to multiple entriesfromChris Brown, theseLPs drew the ire of critics and provoked the repulsion of many.Here are the 41 worst albums of all time, according to critics:Note: This list only includes albums with seven or more reviews.SEE ALSO:Musicians only got 12% of the $43 billion the music industry generated in 2017, and it mostly came from touring41. The Vines '"Melodia"Critic score:44/100User score:5.7/10What critics said:"For an album called Melodia written by a self-confessed Beatles fanatic who once penned the gorgeous Homesick and Winning Days, actual melodies are rare and most, like Hey or the turgid She Is Gone, sound embryonic at best."NMEListen to it here.40. The Entrance Band ' "The Entrance Band"Critic score:44/100User score:7.0/10What critics said:"He's only a middling guitar player, but insists on soloing and showboating endlessly, drawing out songs to unnecessary lengths." PitchforkListen to it here.39. Sean Paul '"Imperial Blaze"Critic score:44/100User score:5.4/10What critics said:"The audacity, the immaturity contained on 'Imperial Blaze' is enough to hang a dark cloud over music, if only for an hour as the album lulls needlessly along." PopMattersListen to it here.See the rest of the story at Business Insider
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