Why I Hate this Album

Ever wonder what the Red Hot Chili Peppers thought wasn't even good enough for One Hot Minute? It's called Stretch You Out and it only gets worse from there. Also in this prepisode music news of the weird, updates on past show artists, listener questions and we announce the album we're talking about next week! In this episode we discuss band names, stretching, heroin, orgasm fairy, Madonna, middle...

We all know Pink as the spunky girl with a big voice and a fun haircut. So we were shocked to hear of the malice, vengeance and obsession contained in her album Missundaztood, released Nov. 20, 2001. In this episode we discuss over parenting, car theft, cocaine, self-loathing, pills, vengeance, cat calling, partying, propositions, divorce, war, crying, bathrooms and so much more! Hatepod.com | TW:...

We've all heard the Eagles, but chances are you haven't heard their song King of Hollywood released in 1979. (You would remember) Also in this prepisode music news of the weird, updates on past show artists and of course we announce the album we're talking about next week! In this episode we discuss jacuzzis, power, seduction, quaaludes, samurai, daddies, Deep Purple, Logic, Eminem and so much mor...

311 is a difficult band to classify. Some call them reggae rock, while others would say funk rock and you could even call them rap rock, find out what we call them and their self-titled album released July 11,1995. In this episode we discuss duels, machismo, rude boys, dancing, cults, drug addicts, peace, Moby, mermaids, souls, screaming and so much more! Hatepod.com | TW: @AlbumHatePod | IG: @hat...

After listening to My Humps by the Black Eyed Peas for a week straight we are ready to definitively state which parts are the humps and which parts are the lumps, maybe. Also in this prepisode music news of the weird, updates on past show artists and of course we announce the album we're talking about next week! In this episode we discuss Guantanamo Bay, jeans, empowerment, necks, trunks, Cocoa Pu...

On April 20,1993 Aerosmith released Get a Grip, a generic offering of bar blues and dad rock. 25 years later it's best known for popularizing belly button piercings and introducing the world to Liv Tyler. Was this a contractual obligation or the honest effort of aging rockers? In this episode we discuss heroin, hepatitis, guardianship, being extreme, cannibals, sobriety, interpretive dance, religi...

We know it isn't good, but could the Bono cover of Leonard Cohen's Hallelujah released in 1995 be the worst cover ever? We get into it. Also in the prepisode music news of the weird, updates on past show artists and of course we announce the album we're talking about next week! In this episode we discuss emotional breakdowns, over exposure, hacking montages, Mormons, praise suckers, daddy usage an...

There is a war coming and Halsey is here to lead the youth into a brighter tomorrow..ironically. In her album Badlands, released Aug. 28, 2015, Halsey doesn't hesitate to tackle big issues like social change, the patriarchy, ghosts and of course boys. In this episode we discuss bullies, bad parents, deep fakes, robot integration, the devil, civil war, Roman Holiday, youth suckers, lilac, demons, g...

We're changing things up a little, introducing the first ever WIHTA Prepisode! What's a prepisode? It's a new format to the show that will air every other week. Each prepisode includes a full breakdown of a terrible single/music video, music news of the weird, updates on past show artists, listener mail and we announce the album on the next episode. We hope you enjoy it and send us your feedback....

This week we attempt to understand why millions of people love Twenty One Pilots. After seven days of rapping, depressing lyrics and catchy hooks we're ready to discuss Vessel released Jan. 8, 2013. In this episode we discuss Arthur Miller, school safety, imaginary friends, bears, loneliness, hand guns, trees, vocoders and so much more! Hatepod.com | TW: @AlbumHatePod | IG: @hatePod | hatePodMail@...

Remember the band Big & Rich? Neither did we. So we listened to Horse of a Different Color released May 4 2004. Even we weren't ready for the amount of rapping, Jesus and cowboys on this album. In this episode we discuss Cowboy Academy, rejection, The Bachelor, samurai, honor, networking, height, implications, funerals and so much more! Hatepod.com | TW:@AlbumHatePod | IG: @hatePod | hatePodMail@g...

We didn't expect to be huge fans of Imagine Dragons, but their debut album Night Visions released Sept. 4, 2012  forced us to rethink music, life and the state of a society that could create and support a band like this. In this episode we discuss Mormons, rheumatology, werewolves, a beast, love, fear, Nicolas Cage, sleep apnea, cremo and so much more! Hatepod.com | @AlbumHatePod | Inst: @hatePod...

We thought Shaggy was a harmless one hit wonder with a silly voice, now we know the truth. Shaggy is out to make sweet (unusual) love to you, me and everyone else on this planet and in his album Hot Shot released Aug. 8, 2000, he tells you exactly how he plans to do it. In this episode we discuss Operation Ivory Weasel, counter-terrorism, Sting, throat farts, Jar Jar Binks, puberty, contracts, fac...

When you think of Neil Young you may recall his time with Buffalo Springfield, or his albums with CSNY and no one could forget his amazing solo music of the 70s. What you don't think about are his terrible 80s albums and that's why this week's album is Trans released Dec. 29, 1982. In this episode we discuss attraction, heroin, Wendy's, scream alarms, Hall and Oates, cowboys, computers, meat guys,...

After early success Weezer has spent the last 15 years challenging their fans to keep listening despite progressively worse albums. This week we learn Raditude released Nov. 3, 2009 is no exception. In this episode we discuss leaves, physical threats, art, tubas, Dayananda Saraswati, clubs, scenarios, UHJs, trains, homies and so much more! Hatepod.com | @AlbumHatePod | Inst: @hatePod | hatePodMail...

Just when Milli Vanilli thought they had it all their world began to crumble. Soon their shoulder pads and bike shorts were replaced with accusations and mockery. This week we explore the story behind the story behind the braids, as we discuss Girl You Know It's True released March 7, 1989. In this episode we discuss strangers, dancing, bike shorts, Mario Brothers, Germans, amnesia, imposters, boa...

It's safe to assume Vanilla Ice has a few regrets. Things like not admitting he clearly stole from Queen or allowing his label to makeup a past to seem tough, or all that dancing with turtles. But none of that compares to his decision to record the nu-metal album Hard to Swallow released Oct 20, 1998. In this episode we discuss Ninja Turtles, rattlesnakes, Italians, Keanu Reeves, screaming, booby...

Alone they were nothing, but a when piano playing mediocre singer found a Jesus loving nu-metal guitarist they became Evanescence! This week we listened to their inescapable album Fallen released March 4, 2003. In this episode we discuss emotions, Daredevil, fitness, wolves, christian rap, body shaming, arks, prayer, Slasher Larry, the beast, Pluto and so much more! Hatepod.com | @AlbumHatePod | I...

Christina Aguilera worked her entire life to become a serious recording artist. Instead, she signed a contract giving her almost no control over her songs, appearance or required dancing like a genie. The end result is her debut album Christina Aguilera, released Aug 24, 1999. In this episode we discuss bears, 1989, bullies, Peabo Bryson, Aladdin, perfume, FDBs, licking, mustaches, Footloose, lion...

In the 80s Corey Feldman starred in one hit film after the next with his best bud Corey. But it's not the 80s anymore, other Corey is gone, there's no more movies and all that is left is his mind-destroying, often requested, DOUBLE ALBUM Angelic 2 the Core released June 22, 2016. In this episode we discuss murder for hire, stabbings, sex cults, failure, angels, touching eyelids, friendship, public...

In 1991 Puddle of Mudd formed, then the grunge movement faded away, then came post-grunge and that faded away and then inexplicably on Aug 28, 2001 Come Clean was released and we listened to it. Is it grunge, is it post-grunge, is it nu-grunge or is it just bad? In this episode we discuss Reddit, Kansas City, highlanders, Fred Durst, William Shatner, eyes, safe words, Jesus, True Detective, lip sy...

We asked you to write in and you delivered, so we did a mailbag episode. But we didn't stop there, we're also going through the funniest reviews, top twitter questions and other amazing listener contributions to the show. Plus we debut the new song "Tim's Arms Wide Open" you will weep at it's beauty! In this episode we discuss Rhode Island, emo Elmo, identity theft, fireworks, Heroin Bobby, Mr. Ha...

As we ring in the new year we decided to take a look back at 2018. We are sharing each of our top 5 least favorite albums from the show this year (with some honorable mentions). Then we debate which artists deserve a second look and finally we talk about music we actually liked this year. In this episode we discuss therapy, lucid dreaming, aliens, zeff, voices, RIP Caleb, the beast, the talk, cale...

Paint your faces and start chugging Faygo this week we're going to juggalo island. As a special holiday gift we're talking about one of our most requested bands, Insane Clown Posse and their album Bang! Pow! Boom! (Blue) released Sept. 1, 2009 . In this episode we discuss clowns, Christmas, clown-face, islands, carnivals, stranglers, dried cod, puppets, Coco, corpses, cults, inheritance, violence...

This week we're talking about electronic duo 3OH!3 and we have just one question. Is this a joke? Join us as we struggle to determine if their album Want released July 8, 2008 is a terrible musical album, or a truly unfunny comedy album. (Also why did so many people request this album?) In this episode we discuss murder, schizophrenia, vitamin C, Speed 2, strippers, heroine, Jude Law, the sea, wea...