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Music Groups That You Hate But Everyone Else Loves
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distantmantra
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At The Drive In.
Seriously. Why do you people like them?
Seriously. Why do you people like them?
Brian Fellows
Pete Carroll Owns Me
Pretty much everything people at GA listen to. My music tastes just arent elite enough,
andthebeatgoeson
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Blackace, you won't find a vocal 50 supporter.
Can I put down, all reggae songs? I can't understand and I just don't like it.
Can I put down, all reggae songs? I can't understand and I just don't like it.
I find him musically boring and tedious to listen to. If I want to appreciate Dylan, I'll just read some of his lyrics. But he's not a poet, he's a musician, and I never enjoyed him as one.ronito said:
Conversely, I'll agree with you on Radiohead, because I find them to be one of the most musically interesting bands in a long while.
Oh yeah, I'm absolutely bawling. That's why I used one of these-Fight for Freeform said:
, isn't it? When a band's repertoire is as broad and multifaceted and diverse as Radiohead's, I can't take someone's opinion of them seriously when they admit they've "only heard a few songs" of theirs. Most Radiohead fans dislike at least one of their albums or 'eras', if you can call them that.But if you're familiar with Radiohead and you hate them, that's fine. That's different from saying "they suck", which is a whole kind of stupid.
SpeedingUptoStop
will totally Facebook friend you! *giggle* *LOL*
Let's see, let me go to mtv.com....oh, the first band name I see, Simple Plan. Then there's Kelly Clarkson, Nick Cannon, Britney Spears, Ja Rule, Ying Yang Twins, Jessica Simpson, Ashlee Simpson, GOOD CHARLOTTE (They're just HORRIBLE!!ugh),...and I think that's it. That's just the front page alone :lol
michael000
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95% of all rap and hip hop.
I'll add the Stones to the list, too. Another band I don't absolutely hate, but aside from maybe one song, I'd never go out of my way to listen to them, and I think they're horribly overrated and their music hasn't aged well at all.
teruterubozu
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The Eagles
Ignatz Mouse
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Counting Crows. Somebody mentioned the Devil's Own Jingle "Mr Jones" in another thread and the fucking thing is in my head now. I hate that guy's warble, I hate the words, I hate everything else I have heard by them, and a ton of people seem to like them. Ugh.
FortNinety
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It has less to do with the band per say and just the folks who listen to them. For example, Mars Volta, which I was interested at one point, but am now totally turned off due to the NYC hipster crowd embracing them.
Ignatz Mouse
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teruterubozu said:
[dude]"Not the Eagles, man, I can't stand the Eagles."[/dude]
I think this whenever I see the ads for the new Eagles collection. Oh, and I agree.
Drinky Crow
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The Beatles. Especially fuckin' hate their later folksy shit like Sgt. Pepper. Total swish hippie musak. U2 is second on my list, followed by Coldplay. And, of course, post-Police Sting.
Thankfully, no-one likes the Indigo Girls, so I feel safe hating them.
Thankfully, no-one likes the Indigo Girls, so I feel safe hating them.
Foreign Jackass
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I can't believe The Beatles, The Doors, The Rolling Stones and Radiohead have been mentioned.
Well, I'll go with The Killers, Audioslave, Interpol and At The Drive In.
Does not compute.
Well, I'll go with The Killers, Audioslave, Interpol and At The Drive In.
Matchbox 20 and Pink Floyd in the same sentence?pxleyes said:
Does not compute.
Foreign Jackass
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People enjoy Matchbox 20? Really? God I hate the band. It's just complete corporate rock made for radio stations to fill in between ads without frustrating listeners with unexpectable sounds, to me. There's a formula that's really easy to figure out for everything Rob Thomas has been involved in. It's really one of the bands I hate the most, I just can't see anything interesting about them.pxleyes said:
Foreign Jackass said:
They are anything but corporate. They started in Orlando and have kept to their roots, save for the abomination of Rob Thomas' solo album. Now THAT you can call corporate. Their concerts are some of the most enjoyable I have ever been to. Well coordinated lights, screens, and other aspects add to the ambiance of a great evening of music. If you hate them because you think they are corporate, I know where you stand on music as a whole, but if you would like to back it up with something specifically about their music (which you apparently haven't heard much of), then be my guest.
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