worst album from your band

The Doctor wrote: Rush - That album that came between Power Windows and Presto (I dislike the album so much I can't even remember it's name).

Hold Your Fire, my man. that album's got a bad rep, no doubt.

for me: Dream Theater's Falling to Infinity, and rightly so. It's mostly junk, IMO.

I mentioned Yes' worst album yesterday, and it is my first prog favorite band (though I still insist on Deep Purple being prog)
now; some from my currently favorite bands:

Tangerine Dream: almost all post '80 stuff (with the possible exception of white eagle and hyperborea, even these are not prog at all)
VdGG: The Quite Zone: just boooooring!
Kraftwerk: Every piece of sh*t they released during the '80's, and I don't like radioactivity at all (not Man Machine, though it's not prog and rock, even experimental enough, there's something appealing in this album for me)
Can: Sacrilege, and thankfully it is not a proper an album! it should immediately removed from their discography. Experaimentalism is one thing, producing sh*t by working on older material by unqualified hands is other.
King Crimson: not a single bad piece!!! (to be honest, it took me some time to get used to beat and 3 of a perfect pair. so, these happen to be the worst among the good)
Amon Düül II: Yeti (don't be mad, I only listened to the first three albums, and live in london; and this is the worst among them:))
Ash Ra Tempel/Ashra: Tropical Heat (again, I didn't listen to Göttsching's '80's stuff, but in the light of Inventions, New Age of Earth and Blackouts, could not be any worse than this one!) In addition, Friendship is too much Schulze dominated, overblown with synths. Not bad, though.
Eloy: Performance, Metromania, Ra... Can't pick one of them, all so boring (apart from brief shiny moments)
Klaus Schulze: Only X, Live, Dune and several Wahnfried albums make it to my musical taste. Others I don't really get. (albeit not bad at all)

among my earlier favorite bands:
The Moody Blues: Long Distance Voyager/Present/Other Side of LÝfe (no wonder they are called Moody Blunders by some reviewers in the site!)
Alan Parsons (Project): Vulture Culture (not even Gaudi or Try Anything Once is close to this in terms of filthiness!)
Camel: The Single Factor (all '80's releases come close to this. thankfully they did not release much in the '80's)
Rick Wakeman: All albums, from Rock'n'Roll Prophet up to Return to the Center of the Earth (both excluded) stink. What's the point of making new age!?!!? There are enough new age musicians to stir our blood!
Genesis: all is said upstairs. Need I add anything more?!?!? To be more specific, Invisible Touch is the most stinky one! I heard only three tracks out of it, and that's enough!!! nothing more to say! I'm sure there isn't one piece at least in Mama's quality... (not that Mama is superb, at least it doesn't stink this much!!!)

Not easy to get rid of me!

Tenorsaxman89 wrote: Rush: Grace Under Pressure (Distant Early Warning allows me to keep from destroying my copy)

Strange...to me it's far better than Power Windows and Hold your fire...
Beside the track you mentioned, there are Red Sector A, The Enemy Within, Kid Gloves and most of all the wonderful Afterimage

UNION (onion)

Genesis - Abacab

I only like the title song (except for the boring long end), "No reply at all" and "Dodo/lurker", these are the only really good songs. The rest of the album is so boring...I have decided to put on "another record"

Talking 'bout "Calling all stations"...I have only listened to it once and I have decided not to listen to it again.