What are the worst and most absurd song sequences and transitions you've heard?

For example, on Tori Amos's album American Doll Posse, there are many songs about quiet family life, motherhood, and marriage, and they flow seamlessly into one another like a warm spring day.

Then, after the airy country song "Mr. Bad Man" about an engagement to a husband, suddenly comes the eerie grunge song "Fat ****". I was even afraid that something was wrong with my phone.

After this song, an angelic ballad in the style of Céline Dion plays.

Edited 5 hours ago5 hr by Anora

Confident's closing track being Father and the first song from the Deluxe being Stars is such a mess

Back when I used to listen to her, LOVER had the absolute worst track sequencing. Every other track was whiplash where there'd be a decent song followed by absolute cringe. I had to delete almost half the songs to make it listenable.

Also, Everytime following Brave New Girl on ITZ is more whiplash. I think Everytime fits as the final track but BNG is just so out of place on that record imo.

That section in Unapologetic where she tries to get us to forgive Chris Brown

Red is a masterpiece but going from Treacherous to I Knew You Were Trouble to All Too Well to 22 to I Almost Do to WANEGBT Schizophrenic sequencing

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Janets interludes are the worst ever. As said on CII: Don't be a vibe kill

11 minutes ago, HardBambi said:

Janets interludes are the worst ever. As said on CII: Don't be a vibe kill

I hate her interludes

A-YO —> Joanne —> John Wayne is like a rollercoaster experience

Sweetener is my favorite Ariana album but Raindrops into Blazed is a weird start

just a little bit of your heart -> hands on me -> my everything

I know there's an interlude in between but the dirrty - the voice within transition is still crazy

Same with You Lost Me to I hate boys in bionic

Janet Jackson's RN1814: "Livin' in a World (They Didn't Make)" -> "Alright"