Shame On You!!!!????

Lynx33 wrote: I am digusted by Neal Morse's music

That's where I draw the line!




Edited by J-Man - 22 Oct 2012 at 8:56pm

Diogenes wrote: Lynx33 wrote:   have never liked Steven Wilson's voice Not really that ludicrous of an opinion IMO.

I don't like any single note he ever put down on a record so give me the high five o/

progshine wrote: Stooge wrote: However, I'll add a bit of a guilty pleasure in the spirit of this topic.  My brother bought a Monkees record on the weekend, and I must say I like them.  Pop/rock in the sixties (Rock=Pop in that decade) has grown on me in a big way.  It was just cool how back then pretty much every song on pop records was recorded in studio by musicians on musical instruments.  The use of orchestration and vocal harmonies among other things made radio pop music much more memorable and demonstrated songcraft that allowed much of the bands from the era to continue to be remembered to this day. On the nail Stooge. Even the lamest record on 60's had 'music' on it, real musicians, real instruments, and yeah, the whole feel that even the poppiest song ever had to be well crafted. That's why I like Mamas & Papas or Tom Jones, just to name a few. But let me put one thing straight about the 60's... I FUCKING HATE ROLLING STONES!!!!!!!! Ok, now I feel better

progshine wrote: Diogenes wrote: Lynx33 wrote:   have never liked Steven Wilson's voice Not really that ludicrous of an opinion IMO. I don't like any single note he ever put down on a record so give me the high five o/

\o

Stooge wrote: I'm really not ashamed of music I listen to.  Except for the occasional t-shirt, I really don't do much to advertise what music I listen to.

I often wear metal t-shirts when I teach at university or attend staff meetings with my fellow academics. I'm not ashamed of that and, frankly, people don't seem to care anyway.

Diogenes wrote: progshine wrote: Diogenes wrote: Lynx33 wrote:   have never liked Steven Wilson's voice Not really that ludicrous of an opinion IMO. I don't like any single note he ever put down on a record so give me the high five o/ \o

bartosso wrote: Diogenes wrote: progshine wrote: Diogenes wrote: Lynx33 wrote:   have never liked Steven Wilson's voice Not really that ludicrous of an opinion IMO. I don't like any single note he ever put down on a record so give me the high five o/ \o That's how Steven Wilson's anti-fan club is being born  Count me in \o/

Don't get me wrong, I'm a big fan of Porcupine Tree and his solo work, I just don't think his voice is all that great.

OK, I have one. 

This was a Christian boy band I used to listen to when I was in first grade.  Back then (around the turn of the century) this stuff was all that was on the radio (Radio Disney, that is).  I know a lot of the comments said they got the CD in a Happy Meal, but I got my parents to buy me the real thing.  It's funny because they broke up a short while after this was released and because only a couple of songs were played briefly on children's pop radio, nobody nowadays knows this band ever existed...nobody except us '90s kids, that is.  I recently dumped a bunch of CDs that I don't listen to anymore at my local resale shop, but this one...fuck, I couldn't get rid of it.

UMUR wrote: progshine wrote: Stooge wrote: However, I'll add a bit of a guilty pleasure in the spirit of this topic.  My brother bought a Monkees record on the weekend, and I must say I like them.  Pop/rock in the sixties (Rock=Pop in that decade) has grown on me in a big way.  It was just cool how back then pretty much every song on pop records was recorded in studio by musicians on musical instruments.  The use of orchestration and vocal harmonies among other things made radio pop music much more memorable and demonstrated songcraft that allowed much of the bands from the era to continue to be remembered to this day. On the nail Stooge. Even the lamest record on 60's had 'music' on it, real musicians, real instruments, and yeah, the whole feel that even the poppiest song ever had to be well crafted. That's why I like Mamas & Papas or Tom Jones, just to name a few. But let me put one thing straight about the 60's... I FUCKING HATE ROLLING STONES!!!!!!!! Ok, now I feel better   ...yeah to hell with Rolling Stones. I really don�t like them either. Don�t tell my mother in law though. She loves them.

Indeed, I never cared much for Rolling Stones.



Edited by Tupan - 24 Oct 2012 at 12:49pm

I'm partial to a bit of Trip-Hop now and again.

I love some of Massive Attack's stuff as I also do Portishead.