Your unpopular music opinions

Kold · 17-10-2011 12:56pm

Zero1986 wrote: »

I actually quite like The Coral and I think their most recent album Butterfly House is their best. The Thrills on the other hand I never liked, I always found their music to be very weak and limped. Not to mention the terrible vocals.

Both bands were nauseating imo.

Nolanger · 18-10-2011 5:42pm

Oasis ripped off The Wombles.

Vomit · 18-10-2011 11:13pm

Pearl Jam are boring and samey.

Hate Led Zeppelin...especially Stairway to Heaven.

Queens Of The Stone Age and bands like them are crap and deserve to be forgotten along with nu-metal and everything 90's/00's.

SilverScreen · 18-10-2011 11:35pm

Vomit wrote: »

Pearl Jam are boring and samey.

Hate Led Zeppelin...especially Stairway to Heaven.

Queens Of The Stone Age and bands like them are crap and deserve to be forgotten along with nu-metal and everything 90's/00's.

So all music composed in the last 21 years deserves to be forgotten about? I take it you haven't heard much music.

Vomit · 18-10-2011 11:44pm

Zero1986 wrote: »

So all music composed in the last 21 years deserves to be forgotten about? I take it you haven't heard much music.

... because music was invented in 1990?

SleepAtNight · 18-10-2011 11:44pm

Zero1986 wrote: »

So all music composed in the last 21 years deserves to be forgotten about? I take it you haven't heard much music.

It was no 60's but think he's being a bit harsh there!!

SilverScreen · 18-10-2011 11:51pm

Vomit wrote: »

... because music was invented in 1990?

Obviously not but great music did exist from 1990 onwards you know, you just have to look for it.

Da Shins Kelly · 19-10-2011 1:26am

AhSureTisGrand wrote: »

Milkshake by Kelis is a damn good song

So is her other song, 'Caught Out There' - the one where she's screaming. It's a good hate-filled song.

19-10-2011 1:31am

Vomit wrote: »

Pearl Jam are boring and samey.

Hate Led Zeppelin...especially Stairway to Heaven.

Queens Of The Stone Age and bands like them are crap and deserve to be forgotten along with nu-metal and everything 90's/00's.

Totally, there was no good music over the past two decades and certainly no artists such as Mike Patton who crossed all genres and did something truly unique.

Marty McFly · 19-10-2011 1:34am

Deleted User wrote: »

Totally, there was no good music over the past two decades and certainly no artists such as Mike Patton who crossed all genres and did something truly unique.

No good music from 1990 till now? That has to be one of the most ridicilious statements ive heard really. You probably in your fortys and think music died with your generation.

I like music from new bands to old bands and all genres to make sweeping statement like that is just laughable.

19-10-2011 1:36am

luvbulmers01 wrote: »

No good music from 1990 till now? That has to be one of the most ridicilious statements ive heard really. You probably in your fortys and think music died with your generation.

I like music from new bands to old bands and genres to make sweeping statement like that is just laughable.

The sarcasm I take it was lost on you.

Marty McFly · 19-10-2011 1:37am

Deleted User wrote: »

The sarcasm I take it was lost on you.

my bad.

Vomit · 19-10-2011 10:56am

Deleted User wrote: »

Totally, there was no good music over the past two decades and certainly no artists such as Mike Patton who crossed all genres and did something truly unique.

I hate Mike Patton and I hate crossing all genres (which he actually didn't do). Guess I'm on the right thread!

I-Shot-Jr · 19-10-2011 10:58am

I unashamedly adore the darkness.

Nailz · 19-10-2011 11:56am

Vomit wrote: »

I hate Mike Patton and I hate crossing all genres (which he actually didn't do). Guess I'm on the right thread!

Yeah, you're in the right place alright...

Maximum 40 Characters · 19-10-2011 2:11pm

Richard Ashcroft;Never in the history of music has a man been so heavily weighed down by so little talent.

Android 666 · 19-10-2011 2:18pm

Maximum 40 Characters wrote: »

Richard Ashcroft;Never in the history of music has a man been so heavily weighed down by so little talent.

Indeed! What an utter, utter knob jockey...

AhSureTisGrand · 19-10-2011 2:23pm

Vomit wrote: »

I hate Mike Patton and I hate crossing all genres (which he actually didn't do). Guess I'm on the right thread!

Yeah? Well I hate all genres, full stop. Beat that

smokedeels · 19-10-2011 7:25pm

I like Elliott Smith a lot, but "needle in the hay" bores me and I always skip it.

lordgoat · 19-10-2011 9:37pm

smokedeels wrote: »

I like Elliott Smith a lot, but "needle in the hay" bores me and I always skip it.

Worst post of the whole thread! ! !

19-10-2011 10:00pm

Vomit wrote: »

Deleted User wrote: »

Totally, there was no good music over the past two decades and certainly no artists such as Mike Patton who crossed all genres and did something truly unique.

I hate Mike Patton and I hate crossing all genres (which he actually didn't do). Guess I'm on the right thread!

Pretty sure that there is no other artist who has worked in as many genres as Patton. He is the only artist who when buying a new album never know what to expect. From rock to metal to hip hop to experimental to big band, etc, etc. he's done them all and continues to create unique and interesting work

SilverScreen · 19-10-2011 10:41pm

Deleted User wrote: »

Pretty sure that there is no other artist who has worked in as many genres as Patton. He is the only artist who when buying a new album never know what to expect. From rock to metal to hip hop to experimental to big band, etc, etc. he's done them all and continues to create unique and interesting work

Justin Broadrick comes pretty close. He did grindcore with Napalm Death, industrial with Godflesh, shoegaze with Jesu, hip-hop with Techno Animal, ambient electronica with Pale Sketcher and he's been involved in numerous other projects which I haven't got around to hearing.

rcaz · 19-10-2011 11:51pm

Deleted User wrote: »

Pretty sure that there is no other artist who has worked in as many genres as Patton. He is the only artist who when buying a new album never know what to expect. From rock to metal to hip hop to experimental to big band, etc, etc. he's done them all and continues to create unique and interesting work

Aphex Twin.

Sinfonia · 20-10-2011 12:05am

Beastie Boys to an extent

Android 666 · 20-10-2011 12:23am

El Pr0n wrote: »

Aphex Twin.

Yes, he's everything from IDM to, em, IDM

rcaz · 20-10-2011 12:36am

Android 666 wrote: »

Yes, he's everything from IDM to, em, IDM

You're forgetting his ambient stuff, his earlier stuff in house and acid, his jungle, hip hop, drum/drill 'n' bass, and then all the stuff on drukqs... And 'IDM' doesn't really describe any particular sound does it?

Namlub · 23-10-2011 3:38am

Speaking of, I hate the term IDM. I don't know if this is unpopular or not...

rcaz · 23-10-2011 1:14pm

Namlub wrote: »

Speaking of, I hate the term IDM. I don't know if this is unpopular or not...

Not unpopular at all! Dumbest, most arrogant name for a kind of music ever, I think everyone that's ever been called "IDM" has rejected it :pac:

Da Shins Kelly · 24-10-2011 6:55pm

Deleted User wrote: »

Pretty sure that there is no other artist who has worked in as many genres as Patton. He is the only artist who when buying a new album never know what to expect. From rock to metal to hip hop to experimental to big band, etc, etc. he's done them all and continues to create unique and interesting work

I think Beck is pretty genre-bending.

ItsAWindUp · 24-10-2011 7:59pm

Elton John is really really bad.

Oasis are a poor imitation of the Stone Roses.

Morrissey's solo stuff is massively underrated, obviously it isn't gonna sound like The Smiths, how could it?

Eminem, 50 Cent, Jay Z; all the most famous rappers, yet all crap.

Radiohead are s hit, and their fans seem to be annoying little twerps with an inflated sense of musical superiority.

Pulp have one or two good songs, but their live shows are hideously boring.

Gavin Friday is the most underrated Irish musician ever.

Beady Eye are crap, Liam Gallagher's a tosser.

Of all the bands that people said were the best at Electric Picnic 2011, nobody said Underworld. They were phenomenal, way better than the Chemical Brothers.

Red Hot Chilli Peppers are terrible.

Nirvana are terrible, wouldn't be half as possible had Cobain not kicked the bucket.

John Lydon is a serious musician, made great music with two great bands.

Blur are really really bad.

Michael Jackson is perhaps the most overrated musician ever, and a vile human being.

David Bowie is massively overrated.

Beyonce has some great songs, yet gets lumped in with all the other crap pop acts for some reason.

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