Albums you no longer enjoy?

None really ... I still enjoy Quatermass as much today as I did when I first heard it what ... 45 years ago?

I would imagine that I do not enjoy things like Genesis as much these days, but I can tell you that when I put on the album (CD these days), it's fine ... I don't remember anything else except the feelings that the album brought up ... 

I always gave a "dedicated" listen to just about anything I had, so I really can not tell you of any album I have that I no longer enjoy ... it would not be there in the first place.

Just because I got older, doesn't mean I can not appreciate something 45 years old, or something from last year ... or vice versa ... so, to me, the suggestion is, that many folks do not really spend the time listening to an album with a good "intent" ... like they are looking for something else, and when you do that, the album loses a lot of its own personality and beauty ... I spend my time looking for that, instead, not thoughts that it sounds like, or it is not, or whatever other silly ideas we keep using to not appreciate the human spirit!

Some folks have a strange and weird attitude towards TD ... my thoughts always were that this was not pop music, and neither was it ... just another song ...even though one could consider that idea and option.

TD, unlike a lot of bands, changed with the times and the equipment they had ... they helped develop those things they called "echo chambers" and then them things that became very important and valuable ... sorry word for it fails me, but the thumping stuff ... that no one could even come close in quality and variety even today ... it's almost like some folks are scared to even try!

For TD, it wasn't so much about the sound, as it was about what the thoughts and the ideas were in the sound ... and they worked on developing that non-stop ... and even in the last days of EF, this was visible ... something that today, the new version of TD can only do a technical variation on the sound, and not find an "inner movie" that carries it for you and I ... thus, I'm not sure that the new TD, even though it is very modern and up to date when it comes to the music and the use of the equipment, I am not sure that they "color" an inner scene in your mind ... and this is a HUGE thing for a lot of electronic music ... even KS is about developing the sound to help it create and maintain the thematic content, although I am of the opinion that for a while he got stuck in the electronics of it, instead of letting the music fly like he did in his series (WORKS), which were prettier and more enjoyable to my ears, than some of the other, way more technical stuff that he did on regular albums beyond that time!

Although IQ are one of my favourite bands I would say Subterranea would be the obvious one. I find long double albums of this nature somewhat arduous nowadays but at one time it was my favourite album. I think the fact I don't listen to complete albums on headphones any more plays a part. It does give you that immersive experience but I no longer crave that. The way I digest music has changed a lot with the advent of streaming so I like a variety of music to listen.

As far as bands go the Flower Kings are another obvious one and partly for the reasons detailed above. I now only care for Banks of Eden and could happily get shot of everything else including the latest. 

However, I can say that about a lot of stuff I used to listen to in the past. I was a huge fan of both Iron Maiden and Queensryche but mostly they don't do much for me anymore. Triumph is another one. 

It's not that I actively dislike the music. In fact when I do listen to it I enjoy it, it's just that these days I'd rather find something new to listen to than rehash that stuff.