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Whew... been a while since we did Billboard, eh. This time we're doing the Top 10 Worst Rock Hits to chart on Billboard for 2006.
Settle in folks. This one gets bumpy.
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10 - 2:30
9 - 10:26
8 - 17:24
7 - 23:20
6 - 32:04
5 - 39:35
4 - 45:12
3 - 50:57
2 - 57:30
Dishonorable Mentions - 1:03:48
1 - 1:08:09
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Nickelback is a Canadian rock band formed in 1995 in Hanna, Alberta. It is composed of guitarist and lead vocalist Chad Kroeger, guitarist, keyboardist and backing vocalist Ryan Peake, bassist Mike Kroeger, and drummer Daniel Adair. It went through several drummer changes between 1995 and 2005, achieving its current lineup when Adair replaced Ryan Vikedal.
Nickelback is one of the most commercially successful Canadian rock bands, having sold more than 50 million albums worldwide.[1] In 2009, Billboard ranked it the most successful rock group of that decade; "How You Remind Me" was the best-selling rock song and the fourth-best overall. The band ranked at No. 7 on the Billboard top artist of the decade list, with four albums among the publication's top albums of the decade.[2]
The band signed with Roadrunner Records in 1999 and re-released its once-independent second studio album The State.[3] This album was commercially successful, as was its follow-up, Silver Side Up, in 2001.[4] The band then released its biggest hit, "How You Remind Me", a No. 1 on the Billboard and Canadian Singles Charts.[5] The fourth album, The Long Road, was released in 2003 and spawned five singles, including Canadian No. 1 "Someday", which also reached No. 7 on the Billboard Hot 100.[6]
In 2005, the band's best-selling album to date, All the Right Reasons, produced three top-ten and five top-twenty singles on the Billboard Hot 100, including "Photograph", "Far Away", and "Rockstar".[5] Dark Horse sold well in 2008, producing eight singles, one cracking the top ten on the Billboard Hot 100 and two in the top twenty. In 2011, the seventh album, Here and Now, topped the charts.[7][non-primary source needed] The eighth, No Fixed Address, was released in 2014,[8] followed by Feed the Machine in 2017.
Nickelback is based in Vancouver, British Columbia. It published through EMI Canada before signing a global distribution deal with Roadrunner Records. For Here and Now, it left EMI Canada for Universal Music Canada.

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@phil_k_96 2 года назад

As an Aldi employee, I want to personally thank you for shining light on the terror we experience daily at the hands of Buckcherry fans.

@carlycarmine3858 Год назад

Aldi? I don't have that where I live

@RockedNet 2 года назад

Pay. Your. Photographer.

@DPerez3573 2 года назад

Always!

@HazmatCrowl54454 2 года назад

…. Only if when you’re done, you go up to me straight faced and say… LOOK AT THIS PHOTOGRAPH, EVERYTIME I DO IT MAKES ME LAUGH!

@panick_9550 Год назад

That cameo was hilarious but seriously PAY YOUR FUCKIN PHOTOGRAPHER

@linainverse9369 Год назад

Hi Luke

@beckyhop13 2 года назад

I am 31 years old, I was actually in the target demographic for many of these songs at the time, and I still have NO idea why my coworkers at least a decade younger than me insist on putting Nickelback's "Rockstar" in their work playlists.

@blakemeads9225 Год назад

Seriously. I’m 31 as well. I thought that song sucked when it came out….17 friggin’ years ago.

@gars129 11 месяцев назад

I always liked Burn It To The Ground. Stupid lyrics but the production and melodies sound nice. It's Mutt Lange producing for better or worse.

@dxfifa 11 месяцев назад

It's relatable to radio rock normies who like to party but want to live vicariously through those who actually were able to have amazing party lives

@Pagefire 2 года назад

Imagine making awful music for minimum fame, only to be destroyed by a handsome himbo with a RU-vid channel 16 years later.

@papazepp1279 2 года назад

For then to be called out by another group of handsome European himbos in its comment section. Hi Andri

@twistedwizard9100 Год назад

Oh hi Andri, fancy seeing you here

@thetonytaye Год назад

You know what I just realized?? “Educated horses”… … implies the existence of… … Stupid Horses!!

@ARTV- 2 года назад

RIP to a few of my nostalgia based favs 💀

@CrashThompson 2 года назад

F's in the chat. 😭

@stephenpaules3543 2 года назад

@Madden 07 Soundtrack Fan Account [Kendrick AOTY] It's his opinion. You don't have to think the same way he does. I'm sure he wouldn't mind if you liked those bands and hated WAP.

@johnnyrock1130 2 года назад

@Madden 07 Soundtrack Fan Account [Kendrick AOTY] WAP is a good song though

@johnnyrock1130 Год назад

@Madden 07 Soundtrack Fan Account [Kendrick AOTY] LOL gross my ass, does female sexuality trigger you that much, Cardi B isn't "annoying" at all but your whining sure as hell is So you're only OK with dudes being horny but not women? Got it good to know, WAP is dope.

@linainverse9369 Год назад

Hi Jon!

@landenhowell2760 Год назад

My old piano teacher in college actually taught the bassist for The Fray and didn't think he had any business being a musician LMAO

@NicklasZandeVGCP2001 2 года назад

Rob Zombie: PONY RIDES! Big Bear: DOIN' THANGS!!!!!!!

@ConvincingPeople 2 года назад

The contrast between the studio version of "Foxy Foxy" discussed in the segment and the live version in some of the concert clips really goes to show where Rob's strengths lie.

@tylerbailey9329 2 года назад

"Crysturbation": an alternative title to MGK's last album.

@kylehegedus5498 Год назад

😂😂😂😂😂

@carly829 Год назад

The Fray. The John Mayer and Coldplay mashup nobody asked for.

@Romax-pg2is Год назад

1:06:34, Sounds really similar to the case of Arrested Development (the hip hop group), which Todd covered in a Trainwreckords episode. Long story short, a multitude of factors related to changing trends and public perception (in addition to conflict between group members) pretty much doomed their sophomore album before it was released. As you might’ve guessed, the album sold disappointing numbers, and Arrested Development fell off so badly that their influence in the early 90s Atlanta scene was almost completely erased from public memory. This was all in spite of the fact that the final product deviated very little in sound from their highly acclaimed debut.

@linainverse9369 Год назад

"Tennessee" is a good song, but that's all I know them for

@TheCamSays 2 года назад

“Never gets any easier being a Colts fan, I’ll tell ya!” Try being a Browns fan. All we know is misery.

@grahamkristensen9301 2 года назад

We are a factory of sadness.

@willmccracken9942 2 года назад

*cries in being a St. Louis Rams fan*

@weregretohio7728 2 года назад

Now we know what selling one's soul looks like, too!

@pawnhearts8785 2 года назад

I love the hell out of Keane though. Somewhere Only We Know and Everybody’s Changing are still nostalgic bangers to me.

@kylehegedus5498 Год назад

* Everybody Changes

@will8994 Год назад

*Everybody’s Changing

@ogbee9690 Год назад

their first 2 albums are underrated. their later stuff is pretty bad though

@DylanSwinson Год назад

@@ogbee9690 gonna have to disagree, Strangeland is actually a solid album

@itookallthenames 7 месяцев назад

Can’t stop now is a miserablists masterpiece

@jdh21403 2 года назад

Cobra Starship is one of my favorite bands of all time (not kidding) but I totally understand. Also it was supposed to be a Gabe Saporta solo song and he chose the band name because it was funny and tied into the movie. And the proto-scene kids loved it so he kept the band name and put it on the album

@caesarorzell600 2 года назад

Thank you for the lore!

@cubedmelons876 2 года назад

Ah, 2006. The year where all the mainstream rock genres of the late 90s/early 2000s had one last gasp of relevance, with some of the most awful songs of those genres coming out. R.I.P. nu metal, post grunge, and adult alternative. You will not be missed.

@APrimusHokie 2 года назад

Nah there's some good post grunge/nu metal out there. But a lot of it was shit 😂

@themadmattster9647 2 года назад

Amen

@rayanna7188 10 месяцев назад

@colestevers9065 I agree. not every post grunge & nu metal song is bad. every genre has it's good & bad

@ElliYeetYT 2 года назад

“When You Step Into The Circle and Shake, Like we do.” Bad idea for the name for a T-Shirt lol.

@animal1439 2 года назад

Korn's newer albums (2016, 2019, & 2022) have been pretty good! But there was definitely a dark period from 2006-2016 that I prefer to not revisit.

@romaretaylor9953 2 года назад

I don’t even think the paradigm shift from 2013 was that bad personally. I’ll def take it over several of their other ones

@BlinkPS2 2 года назад

2013’s The Paradigm Shift was amazing!!! It brought me back to them

@CaH6633 Год назад

Korn is a weird band for me because I think they REALLY suck but also their first album is one of the best albums I've ever heard in my life.

@numzdontlie2638 2 года назад

LOL love that Rebel Meets Rebel made it on here. In Rex Brown's autobiography he says the only thing he remembers about meeting David Allen Coe was how badly Coe smelled....bout sums it up I think 😂

@johnnyrock1130 2 года назад

Yeah Brown's book was a pretty wild read.

@pabloaguirre7472 2 года назад

I will never forget that Mike Vanderjagt missed FG, one of my earlier NFL memories. At least Colts won the SB the next season. I'm really curious about Huck Jones. I believe the reason why he faded from the earth was because those unpaid fees to the cameraman. He rather preferred to disappear rather than pay him I guess lol. Luke's cameo was awesome! Hinder's Lip Of An Angel would have been my choice for the number one, but The Fray deserved that "honor". Great video, Crash.

@lizzybethnj617 11 месяцев назад

The idiot kicker lol

@camrozenovels 2 года назад

Three days grace had amazing tracks in 06, plenty of awesome tracks. Some of the tragic ear scratches we seen in 06 were hysterical

@marcen12 2 года назад

I'll be honest...I had a heart attack when I thought Daniel Powter would be number one. The Fray makes Powter look like MCR. If Crash did the Best songs of 2006, it would be 3 hours long.

@anotherperson6146 2 года назад

I swear Chad’s delivery on Rockstar reminds me of a Florida Georgia Line song. Which one I don’t remember, I’ve learned to tune them out at work.

@VitaminJameC 2 года назад

TFK was my regret band. They were my favorite band back when I was a 13 year old Christian kid. Move was one of my favorites from them. Now as a 22 year old agnostic, I have no use for them, and it was fun watching you tear into that song.

@DashingPunkSamurai 2 года назад

Sams Town,Stadium Arcadian, and The Black Parade. What very fine year! Chefs kiss!

@ArtemyMusha 2 года назад

I'm already happy that the opening reminded me that Knights of Cydonia exists, but nevertheless, here's my reactions: 10: I guess it could have worked better if it sounded more korny! (sorry, I'll never get tired of making that joke) 9: The name was kinda cool, but Cobra Starship didn't do much for me. Chromeo does their aesthetic better and with better music. Different genre, but still. 8: God, at least "The Man Without Fear" had some energy. 7: Now I'm tempted to replace the "OOOOOOH" in the opening with a slowed down sample of MC Ride yelling "OW!". 6: Yeah, not saying they're great, but Nickelback are too entertaining for me to truly despise them. Plus, Chad Kroeger's one of those people encouraging Devin Townsend to do wacky things, and I can't fault him for that. (I also admittedly have a soft spot for Billy Gibbons' "I'll have the quesadilla" line in "Rockstar", but partly 'cause "quesadilla" is a fun word) 5: Oh hey, it's the band that tells everyone that Batista is here! (and I guess they also did that Peter Gunn cover for the 2001 SpyHunter remake, and gave Rocked a funny running joke) 4: “I just had seeeeeeex, and it felt so goooood…” 3: Umm…nope, I haven’t heard of him. Would rather have “Oh Yeah” by Yello. 2: JEEZUS. HM: Man, Marshall Dutton’s singing sounds like someone doing karaoke for “I Don’t Wanna Miss A Thing” and not at all taking it seriously. HM: What happened to Hoobastank? I know what - Doug Robb’s not a peeeeeerfect peeeeeersoooooon! HM: Should’ve dug up that cat mascot they used to have in their glam days. HM: Oy, I like Keane! 😠 (To be fair though, that song’s not exactly Crystal Ball/Nothing In My Way-tier) HM: I didn’t like that song of theirs from the iPod ads. HM: Nope, already did the pun. HM: Where that song comes from isn’t all that great. 1: Oh god, I remember that song. I also remember how ubiquitous it got to the point where piano players hated it getting requested. And then it became something of a meme among people I know, all “Untitled” by Simple Plan-like. Their other hit, “Over My Head (Cable Car)” was way better. All in all, a splendid watch with the odd hit of nostalgia. Hats off to you, Crash.

@DPerez3573 2 года назад

Please reply to every single one of his videos and I will read all of it!

@thetonytaye 2 года назад

lol I thought of I Just Had Sex too

@hannahmoran3660 2 года назад

Ohhhh this was awesome. So I was 8/9 years old in 2006, so the music in this video was all either stuff I didn’t know or stuff that I only listened to as an adult. It’s really fun getting your takes on the trends and influences of that era as someone who had a better sense of what the scene was like at the time! That being said, you will never be able to convince me that “Don’t Wait” is a bad song, Chris Carabba’s vocals will live in my soft lil emo heart forever. Edit: “HOW TO SAVE A LIFE”??? Oh my nostalgia goggles are FIRMLY on my head for that one. Your thoughts on it are valid and you make some good points. But… the minute I heard that piano intro, my heart went into my throat. I’ll never be able to not love it!

@cryo311old Год назад

Buckcherry’s singer is literally named Jason Todd, imagine being named after the fucking BOY WONDER

@Skycladatdusk78 Год назад

Josh Todd

@whitechocolatte5863 2 года назад

I think this might be the first time crash has really used RYM as a way to show an album’s reception. Neat!

@efficiencygaming3494 2 года назад

I was seven years old when these songs came out. If there's anything I can remember about what radio stations tended to play in 2006, it's that those piano ballad songs like #1, "Bad Day", and "Chasing Cars" were *EVERYWHERE.* Even though nowadays I have somewhat of a newfound appreciation for them, I absolutely hated them at the time. It was the sort of music you'd hear playing in a hospital waiting room as you leaned your head against the wall and yawned the entire time. That being said, I probably would have still taken those whiny piano songs over whatever trash-tier post-grunge was all over the charts in those days. Nickelback was unavoidable, and those Hinder and Buckcherry songs were godawful then and they're still godawful now. Anyway, this video was fun and nostalgic. I'm really liking these "top ten songs by year" videos you've been making - would you be interested in doing more in the future?

@Jacob004 2 года назад

I’ll be honest, I actually always really liked How To Save A Life and I never really thought of the lyrics as condescending until hearing your interpretation of them. I’ll be honest though, I get why you have an issue though. I still like the song though personally and I do think despite what it did go for in the end, the band meant well with it and I do support it’s message

@charlestonson2200 2 года назад

I really dig Educated Horses and Foxy, Foxy. I actually thought Hellbilly Deluxe 2 was pretty lackluster and the lead single, Sick Bubblegum, was downright bad. I really like the different sounds on the album, stuff like Devils Rejects and Lords of Salem.

@AlligatorArms 2 года назад

One of the coolest things about 2006 is that “Crazy Bitch” and “How To Save A Life” were often played on the same rock & alternative stations (even though both songs are ass). Never would take place today. I couldn’t decide for myself if I’d put Buckcherry or Hinder at #1…it would have to be #1, not merely because the songs were awful, but because they led alternative into a very dark place that it had never experienced before, which led to Saving Abel, which led to My Darkest Days, which led to Alternative completely abandoning rock music because those bands were all such turds.

@someguy3752 2 года назад

If you look up Huck Johns on RU-vid, this is already one of the top results.

@cyanmanta 2 года назад

Oh Yeah has been up for 13 years and hasn’t even cracked 5k views. AFTER this video went up, no less.

@caesarorzell600 2 года назад

#1 genuinely shocked me. Great video as always, Crash! I love them top 10 lists!

@Zombieberry27 2 года назад

Man Twisted Transistor and See You on the Other Side in general I personally love. I would say its my 4th favorite album by the band. Also is the song and album that got me into the band. I can see why it doesn't hold up today but I will always have a soft spot for it.

@sergentharker7182 2 года назад

Seriously, emo was absolutely not cool at the time to a lot of people, I remember people using the term emo to mean lame or whiny, I remember it being used interchangeably with calling things/people gay

@animal1439 2 года назад

Nickelback's 2011 song Lullaby is the better version of The Fray's How to Save a Life

@tysonhiemstra7136 2 года назад

No shit.

@williampusey8266 2 года назад

We were a Snow Patrol mention away from hitting the full unholy trinity of 2006 wimp rock, along with Keane and The Fray.

@MmadA-lg6ix 2 года назад

They were actually mentioned in the 'good stuff about 2006' bit at the start - so I guess Crash actually likes them. Or at least he likes Chasing Cars.

@Mixedbag456 Год назад

@@MmadA-lg6ix I mean, Open your Eyes by them is a pretty powerful song for me personally.

@daffyrwt 2 года назад

THANK YOU!!! Crash, you don't know how happy i am that The Fray made it to your #1. UGH, I never understood the fascination around them, even my closest friend at the time got into them... and he listened to a lot of good heavy stuff. I also would've been just as happy about Bad Day making the list, god that song sucks.

@simoncook8560 2 года назад

Seems like Huck John was something of a Kid Rock associate, because of course he was. Also the allmusic review of his album is pretty fucking funny.

@KhaosKontroller 2 года назад

I love how 2006 the transitions feel. Very authentic.

@hellonurd8957 2 года назад

A good premise alone doesn't equate to a good product. Just ask anyone who's played No Man's Sky

@InvaderWeezle 2 года назад

As a TFK fan, yeah "Move" is one of their weaker songs. I like Trevor McNevan's voice but I definitely prefer when he just sings. I like him more on their later albums The Flame In All Of Us and Welcome to the Masquerade and on his side project FM Static where his voice is put to better use on a pop punk sound.

@papitads1066 2 года назад

"Tonight" is a fave of mine

@TheCamSays 2 года назад

*Hinder gets shown for Dishonorable Mentions* How much do you want to bet that that album sold just off of the album cover?

@Karmy. Год назад

My only guess on Huck Johns is that he got play on 93.9 or 89X in Detroit, those stations used to play local acts and artists quite a bit though I still have no memory of hearing this on the radio and I'm not even sure if it would've been enough for it to wind up on the charts

@afewminutesanyway 2 года назад

The fact that Gabe went from Midtown to Cobra Starship breaks my heart. Midtown was awesome pop punk. Cobra Starship…was like WTF to me..

@grahamkristensen9301 2 года назад

He's also a pretty successful talent scout. He got The Weeknd his big record contract.

@cyndaxero3363 Год назад

Right?? Midtown slapped across all those 3 albums. How all that changed over just a few years after their last album is insane.

@stefanpredoi4564 Год назад

Even after this video, Huck Johns has only 1 rating on RateYourMusic. "Oh Yeah" isn't even in the database. I choose to believe that this song was made by an AI.

@lucretiamacevil362 2 года назад

I was in college and pretty much exclusively listening to post punk music at this point, so I missed all but the most inescapable of these. I had forgotten how limp and formulaic a lot of the chart hits were. And I had expected emo to be way more present. For all the backlash it received, you'd think it was this major monetary success, in order to justify the push back. But no, it was just kids liking stuff that was different than what the newly minted adults listened to growing up. Nostalgia kids, emo was disproportionately loathed at the time, and you really didn't see a whole lot of the typical emo teen we think about today. They got bullied pretty hard. It's a real pity adults tried their damnedest to ruin their fun.

@benamisai-kham5892 11 месяцев назад

A prior emo- yeah we got bullied hard, it was almost not worth enjoying the style. It was easier to enjoy the music silently than to present openly as someone under the emo category. Even when the scene style started it was still hated and bullied insanely.

@kassemir 2 года назад

I actually remember myself listening to Twisted Transistor quite a lot back in the day. So, I must have liked it back then. I always just kinda assumed it was about the radio, maybe something about payola and radio politics. Since radios have transistors, and they repeat that so much in the chorus. Almost feels like that's what it should have been about. But, nope. Guess this is my "Born In The USA", 'cause I sure as hell did a fine job totally ignoring the lyrics, I guess :D

@93djkardiak 2 года назад

What you said about how there always has to be "that one guy in the comments who acts like you ruined their life" is so true it hurts lol not just on RU-vid either but the internet as a whole

@LaydiNite 2 года назад

I still like parts of How to Save a Life. I think the chorus works, but I agree that some of the other lyrics are really awkward and just bad in spots. There is one you brought up that I had a different take on; "Drive until you lose the road or break from the ones you follow". To me, the fist part is referring to driving yourself into a corner, where there's no path back for you, and the second is talking about breaking away from toxic influences around you. Basically "If you don't get out now you'll end up at rock bottom with no options left".

@EmoGenderedSlut Год назад

I've never imagined "How to Save a Life" had anything remotely to do with suicide, more of just breaking apart your own relationships, burning past bridges, and replaying those mistakes in your head. I literally can't imagine a world where "Let him know that you know best, cause after all you do know best" is taken literally? It's delivered as insulting and ironically as possible in the song itself.

@EmoGenderedSlut Год назад

Also, it's basically impossible to understand all the words of the song, so at points it becomes ideas and vibes, and I never got them confused (like 98% of songs require me to read the lyrics alongside the song to have a chance of even understanding them all, and whether I remember them correctly is still up in the air).

@nickamars 2 года назад

I thought “how to save a life” was about a child being sat down by their parent(s) l about a divorce from both the perspectives of the child and the parents. Had no idea it was about helping someone with mental illness.

@TheJbhmetal 2 года назад

I wouldn't call Paramore, All American Rejects, or Fall Out Boy emo. More like third wave of pop punk which I don't hate. Plus, thank you for not being too mean to Nickelback. And I am glad that you picked Rockstar. I won't defend that one. I'm surprised Hinder, Theory Of A Deadman, Weezer were dishonorable mentions. I agree that Trevor from TFK is a wimpy singer.

@aperson4287 2 года назад

The bands you listed are considered Emo by the vast majority of people and the Emo subgenre is essentially just pop punk anyway. ( Yes I know some people only consider emo as shit like Sunny Day Real Estate but cmon)

@TheJbhmetal 2 года назад

@@aperson4287 I consider MCR emo, but there's a difference between pop punk and emo

@galleryofrogues 2 года назад

FOB was more of a poppy hardcore band I thought

@aperson4287 2 года назад

@@TheJbhmetal I agree there is a difference between Pop Punk and Emo, but Pop Punk bands absolutely can be under the emo label. Out of curiosity, what is your definition of Emo?

@TheJbhmetal 2 года назад

@@galleryofrogues haha, where's the hardcore of FOB

@AlexKawa20 2 года назад

I still like How to Save a Life. While I can understand your points on it, I cannot in good conscience say it's worse than songs like Crazy B**** or Lips of an Angel. The lyrics and delivery can come across as problematic now that you mention it, but I do have memories of my parents playing that CD on car rides, so I can stick up for it. Also, my dad thinks Rockstar is one of the most awesomely bad songs of all time. But regardless, great video as always, Crash!

@Metfan722 2 года назад

I always think of Scrubs, specifically the rabies scene when everyone who got organs from a certain patient sadly dies.

@kylehegedus5498 Год назад

Seriously, I was surprised that “Lips Of An Angel” was just an Honorable Mention.

@optiquemusic6204 Год назад

AFAIC, 'How To Save A Life' is a Road Trip essential, but it does lose credit for being associated with 'Gray's Anatomy.' Blech. Also, Jet isanother addition to the 'Aussie Rock Bands Americans Never Got' list.

@awookieandagerman 2 года назад

I really liked The Fray when I first heard them. This was at the same time I was first getting into Coldplay and also touching on Keane, so they fit right in. Spoilers, I still love Coldplay and I have a special place in my heart for those first two Keane hits, but The Fray.... So...I won't get into any more detail than necessary. There was an assembly at my high school one year in the wake of tragedy. I knew the person. How To Save A Life was playing as we all filed into the gymnasium.

@nealmcbealthenavysealicall794 2 года назад

Maybe it was just me but I didn't really hear Crazy Bitch get much airplay in Houston back in 2006. Instead, it was SORRY by Buckcherry. I still can't decide which one is worse

@alexddragame 2 года назад

Very fun video, worth a wait. Might as well write my opinions on songs here: 10-I don't care for Korn either, but recently I decided to give their entite catalogue a shot. Some stuff I ended liking(mainly Issues, which I think is their best album) and some were...See You on The Other side. Bad album and this is bad song. 9-I like this band fine but yeah, not one of their best songs. 8-Rob is a singles artist and this is definitely one of his weakest singles for arguably his weakest album. 7-Emo is my favourite genre. Regardless of era, wave, anything, if it's emo I probably gonna like it. That said, I guess Dashboard Confessional really are "you have to be there" kind of act, cause their appeal misses me completely. 6-Nickelback are overhated. This song tho, pretty damn bad. 5-Awful. Just like every other Saliva song. 4-Suckcherry. Also, sex workers and retail workers deserve better. 3-Literally who? Dunno, but this song wasn't good enough to make me interested in finding that out. Also, PAY YOUR PHOTOGRAPHER! 2-I unapolagetically love TFK. Not Christian and I can admit that they can be very corny, but their stuff from Phenomenon onward I mostly dig. That said, I not gonna cry over you slandering Move. It's not one of my favourite TFK songs and your gripes are understandable. Dishonoranble mentions: DM1-I kind of like the melody, but outside of that- bad song. DM2-This song Hoobastinks. DM3-Never heard of it, but snippet sounds like crap. I also never liked Pantera DM4-meh DM5-Jet had maybe 1-2 solid songs in their catalogue, but this ain't one of them. DM6-There's one song I like from the album as well. It ain't this one. DM7-I'm still in my "get these wackos out of my face" phase when it comes to Weezer so yeah, I don't like it, obviously. 1-This band just sucks in general, but this is their only song I can remember. Atrocius, defnitely worth of number 1.

@InfernalRitesCharts 2 года назад

See You On The Other Side is, and has always been, my favorite Korn album. Say what you want about the extremely sexual lyrics throughout the album, but I feel like this album is where they found balance between the metal sound, the bit of rap they like to throw in every now and again, and the electronic elements. No one element takes complete dominance in a bad way. This is coming from someone that hates both rap and electronic music.

@Zombieberry27 2 года назад

I really love the atmospheric industrial sound of the album. Especially on tracks like Throw Me Away, Open Up, and Seen it All. Sure some of the lyrics really don't hold up like say "10 or a 2 Way" Also there are some unreleased songs from that album that are amazing.

@jovanreid6782 2 года назад

So you hate all rap?

@InfernalRitesCharts 2 года назад

@@jovanreid6782 I hate about 95% of it

@SoooBUwU 2 года назад

Korn is one of those bands that i love dearly, but understand why people don't like them. they're not very good live, Jonathan's voice can be grating sometimes, and they have songs that sound like straight up noise. but i have a soft spot for them because they're the whole reason i became a metalhead. i used to be a hip-hop head (and by that, i mean i only listened to Eminem) but then one day the song Daddy came on my RU-vid recommendations, and i loved it. it was so raw and dark, it drew me in and made me want more. if it wasn't for Korn, i would never know Slipknot, Tool, Rammstein, Evanescence, Coal Chamber, System Of A Down, Rage Against The Machine and every other kick-ass metal band.

@thatonebritishidiot3037 Год назад

I personally wouldn't call coal chamber kick-ass but to each their own

@rayanna7188 7 месяцев назад

I mean isn't music in general just straight up noise?

@samuelblinne6040 2 года назад

Love your channel

@Ashannon888 Год назад

I can see why a lot of bands don't step away from their formulas. When they do, they tend to get crapped on by the critics. I kinda wonder if Educated Horses was released by some lightweight singer instead of Rob Zombie's, would people be so down on it? I enjoyed Rob doing a sleazy carnival barker schtick myself. EDIT: Also, did Crash miss the point behind Rockstar? It's not a song glorifying the lifestyle, it's mocking and condemning it. That really changes how the song hits and kinda invalidates a lot of Crash's criticism against it.

@leviyuh 2 года назад

another great video! : )

@slothyg1727 2 года назад

I like your review, i don't agree with a few of your opinions but i appreciate your honesty. Keep it up!

@DPerez3573 2 года назад

I never liked "How to save a life" but "Over my Head" is one of my favorite songs Ever!

@XLRider2 2 года назад

This was an awesome video, I had a lot of fun. I have two things I want to say about this video: One, I'm pretty Rockstar was supposed to be tongue in-cheek and super dry on purpose. Knowing those guy's sense of humor it would make complete sense for them to write a self-depricating song about rockstars... doesn't make the song any better because I don't thing they pulled it off, but at least the song is slightly more interesting? (IDK) Two, speaking of different meanings, I had no idea about the idea behind How To Save A Life. I will 100% agree that is a fantastic idea for a song... with some botched execution. Also ngl, I basically never payed attention to that's lyrics outside of the chorus until this video and... uh... yeah. Not sure if it would've been my pick for the worst rock song of the year, but I completely understand it. Like I said to start, great video and I look forward to see what you put out next!

@thatkidwiththehoodie 2 года назад

I believe the current scientific consensus is that snakes actually are a type of lizard.

@FuglyStick 2 года назад

I lost hope for rock and roll for a while after Buckcherry.

@ravenshymn 2 года назад

The fact that I can remember most if not all the music referenced in Number 2 from youth group makes me feel nostalgic, and also a bit old.

@patrickstar6247 2 года назад

Damn. Always breaks my heart when you attack Crossfade 😭😭 but hey if you don’t like them that’s fine. Killer video none the less man!!!

@johnnyrock1130 2 года назад

Yeah that's how I feel whenever Crash goes after FFDP.

@Benjarmon 2 года назад

My biggest take away from this video is that Our Lady Peace are a band I should NOT have skipped over.

@SteveElOtaku 2 года назад

Honestly, Educated Horses was the one Rob Zombie album I couldn't get into--Hellbilly Deluxe 2 arrived thankfully fast afterwards, though.

@jovanreid6782 2 года назад

"John Mayer's continued reign of terror went unchecked" damn my dude that's pretty harsh lol

@jc2k163 2 года назад

Crazy Bitch was my mom's ring tone for a long time ....imagine being 10 in 2012 in the grocery store and as we check out her phone rings ...I died that day

@kylehegedus5498 Год назад

OMG!!!! I’m sorry you had to deal with that. 😂😂😂😂😂

@rushguy1 Год назад

1:15:18 Greatest band photo of all time.

@YouCanCallMeXoe 2 года назад

I was not expecting a discussion of a Colts game, but I appreciate an out of left field comparison point on occasion, and it fits. Nicely done! ...anywho, Mafia for life~

@arubinojr5670 5 месяцев назад

RE: Dashboy the Vindicated: Clearly it's too bad the Emogame series became lost-media so many years ago. The young'uns will never know the completely true and unproblematic history.

@-Mwk- 2 года назад

Been watching your channel since highschool and the records behind you in this video are great sir 🫡🫡

@dpglounge4900 2 года назад

Why is rob zombie so obsessed with horses?? Halloween 2 stupidest moment is the white horses metaphors

@rue8929 2 года назад

Man, number 5 hurt me on a deep level. Not only was I 13 and big Nu Metal/Butt Rock trash when that song came out, but Wrestlemania 23 was my first ever Wrestlemania, so the nostalgia glasses are on hard for it, and Saliva as a whole if I'm honest. Still loved the list though, Crash

@BobLee-df4zh Год назад

Class of 2000 here. Yes, emo was universally hated and made fun of. It still amazes me that kids now look back on it like "the good old days".

@matthewbolin9646 2 года назад

I had forgotten how much the lead singer of Saliva looked like an emo-Kevin Smith. Loud Bob, if you will.

@Skycladatdusk78 Год назад

I still listened to rock radio a lot in 2006 and I remember nothing about Huck Johns for real. And I literally remember every artist on the 1990 video.

@TheWolfGuardians 2 года назад

Hinder actually has some good songs if you look past the singles. "Red Tail Lights" and "Homecoming Queen" are two that come to mind. I hate that Lips of an Angel was their biggest track its absolute trash.

@johnnyrock1130 2 года назад

I think Lips of an Angel is a good song, the problem is so many people mistake it for a romantic song when it's absolutely not(you'd be surprised at how often it gets played at weddings) it's meant to be a dark cynical song. I agree that Hinder's lesser known songs are their best, I love "Up All Night", "Ladies Come First", "Wanna Be Rich" and "See You in Hell"

@freeparking301 2 года назад

When Crash put the lyrics to “Twisted Transistor” up on the screen he showed great restraint not editing that one scene from Howard Stern’s “Private Parts.” You know what scene I’m talking about! He would’ve had to blur the whole screen but it does work with the lyrics.

@ps1182 2 года назад

Also pay your photographer. Always a great thing to pay your photographer

@DylanSwinson Год назад

I think you will be happy to know Crash, that the singer for The Fray actually just left the band less than a month before this video was even posted. Also, I’m gonna need you to stop shitting on Dashboard Confessional

@kayleeriley3591 2 месяца назад

I’m sure somebody else has mentioned it in the comments but the lead singer from Buckcherry is Josh, Todd, Jason, Todd played guitar for Shinedown

@lilmagetofficial 2 года назад

"mommy why is grandpa trynna sell me blow" i died lmao

@nicholasheal5925 2 года назад

That Black Parade shout out🥺🖤💗

@tylerhackner9731 2 года назад

2006 was the first year I had any cognizant memories so I’m very fond of this year

@kylecusac 2 года назад

Ooooo I like the sound of this vid are you thinking about doing more flashbacks like this? Maybe not even top 10 maybe even like an evaluation of a certain year for music whether good or bad

@HazmatCrowl54454 2 года назад

I will never get the hype behind MCR, I would take Twisted Vibrator over any MCR.

@eugenesis8188 Год назад

I'm only just now learning that Korn wasn't intended to be goofy... I guess they had some lyrics about serious subjects, but their whole aesthetic seemed kinda tongue in cheek. I think that applies to nu metal as a whole, though.

@brockpettifer5757 2 года назад

YEAH BABY LETS GO NEW CRASH THOMPSON HOLY SHIT YEAHH

@The1KnownAsMattyP 2 года назад

Ahh, I knew my soul needed a solid crushing today

@CerealKillerBoy100 Год назад

A quick question about... almost a year after this one came out, Jesus, but who were those bands you played clips of when you mentioned Tooth And Nail for the number 2 entry? All of them sound fucking great and I'd like to hear more of their stuff and I'm too lazy to try and Google it.

@willmccracken9942 2 года назад

The bottom tweet at 44:38 I read "This tweet is unavailable" as "This tweet is unbelievable" both work in this scenario though.