10 Sounds That SHOULD BE BANNED From this: The 10 Baddest Tracks From Classic Albums That You'll Never Want to Hear Again!

10 Sounds That Shouldn't Be on Classical Albums Have you ever picked up a legendary classic album and realized there was that one weird song that just didn't fit? Well, you are not alone. Far Out Magazine brought a brutal list of 10 songs that should have been cut from albums that are now considered classics in the history of music. These tracks killed the album's momentum. The best records of all time should take people on a journey, and even the most perfect records have that broken message that makes you want to skip it instantly. Let's reveal each of these songs that derailed classic albums: 1. "Oh Daddy" - Fleetwood Mac (Rumors, 1977) This Christine McVie song just doesn't have the same power as the rest of the Rumors album. While the rest of the record has that devastating emotional energy of Lindsey Buckingham and Stevie Nicks, "Oh Daddy" feels out of place. 2. "My World" - Guns N' Roses (Use Your Illusion II, 1991) Axl Rose wrote this song, but it doesn't have the brutal energy that the rest of Use Your Illusion II has. It's a softer song that doesn't fit into the heavy rock section of the album. 3. "Pink Cellphone" - Deftones (Saturday Night Wrist, 2006) This Deftones track feels very different from the rest of the album. The sound is more experimental and doesn't have the same intensity as the other songs. 4. "Bugs" - Pearl Jam (Vitalogy, 1994) Eddie Vedder created this song, but it doesn't have the Vocal power that the rest of Vitalogy has. It's a track that seems weaker compared to the others. 5. "Seamus" - Pink Floyd (Meddle, 1971) This song about Pink Floyd's cat is completely out of place on the Meddle album. While the rest of the record has that epic, spacey atmosphere, "Seamus" is a very simple track. 6. "It Ain't Easy" - David Bowie (The Rise and Fall of Ziggy Stardust, 1972) Bowie challenges this cover, but it doesn't have the same impact as the rest of Ziggy Stardust. It's a song that seems weaker. 7. "Andy, You're A Star" - The Killers (Hot Fuss, 2004) This Killers track is very fast and doesn't have the same flair as the rest of Hot Fuss. It seems out of place. 8. "Starsuckers Inc." - Nine Inch Nails (The Fragile, 1999) Trent Reznor created this song, but it doesn't have the intensity that the rest of The Fragile has. It's a track that seems softer. 9. "Friday I'm In Love" - The Cure (Wish, 1992) Robert Smith wrote this song, but it's very happy compared to the rest of Wish. The rest of the album is darker and this track seems out of place. 10. "Green Day" - Wake Me Up When September Ends (American Idiot, 2004) This Green Day song is very different from the rest of American Idiot. It's a softer track that doesn't have the same punk power. These 10 songs are the ones you always skip when the album comes on. They kill the momentum and don't deliver what the rest of the album promises.