That would be problematic for a fan to google now…kind of the same way I have to be creative when looking for music on Youtube by Sex Gang Children when I’m at work…
Well, @funruly likes something by Jimmy Buffett, so that’s a big clue.
But then I love The Who, The Clash, Emmylou Harris, Foo Fighters (don’t tell me the songs all sound the same), and early Chicago (CTA).
Notice how I waited until everyone is done with this thread to admit to Chicago?
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String bands rule
Hardly an unpopular opinion. If you love music, it’s impossible to hate this take.
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Trent Reznor writes lyrics undeserving of print in a high school poetry magazine.
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Mc Chris is underrated.
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Billy Joel sucks. New Yorkers like him because he’s from New York. His music reeks of disingenuousity.
If piano is your thing, switch over to Ben Folds.
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NiN are shining examples (poster children?) of the countless bands/groups/performers who I complain might be listenable - if only they’d stop singing!
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Prog had become Zeuhl and RIO by the time it had taken over the world.
So have you heard Ghosts I-IV?
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While Trent reznors lyrics are… How to say… Not respectable poetry, I still enjoy the timbre of his voice.
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…especially when accompanied by Carly Rae Jepsen’s instrumental backing tracks…
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My favourite singer is a classically trained soprano who mostly does pop now. She still does opera, but only every now and again. So I guess I love the sound.
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Kate heidke-Miller?
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Ugh, it was so overrated, Exile in Guyville… compared to what some other women were putting out around the same time.
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Well, I certainly concede that Seether both was more fun then and holds up better.
Still think 6’1" is good tho
I guess I was thinking more of PJ Harvey (Rid of Me), Tori Amos (anything she did in the 90s, or ever), Bjork (same), Ruby/Leslie Rankine, Lush, Throwing Muses, Breeders… etc.
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Luscious Jackson, Hole, L7, Concrete Blond, Sonic Youth
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See. So much good stuff. I always got the feeling that Phair was attempting to ride the popular wave of women in rock music that came out of that era.
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I understand that sentiment. Notice no one in this thread has yet to admit allegiance to Lisa Loeb.
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