Bands you hate?

**Gawain of Orkeny** · 06-22-2007, 19:42

Anyway, it's really a matter of taste. I used to really love Floyd, and Dark Side was my favorite album ever, followed closely by Wish You Were Here. Then one day I discovered true psychedelic music (before that, the only psych-rock I had was the first Doors album) and all the sudden, Floyd seemed to lose their lustre. I mean, sure, they're great at being grandiose and creating huge, complex songs, but after a while that stuff gets old. Sometimes, you just need to make some plain old good music; that's what the punk bands realized, and that's why the pervasive sound nowadays is simple, albeit terrible (it would be a lot better if the bands nowadays knew how the hell to write music.)

Well there is your problem Your out of sync

I gw up listening to all this stuff in the order it was made. Im just the opposite, I used to love the Doors. Now their just so so. I even like Zep better now. I never liked DSM that much. Wish you were here is their best work IMO. And again their are no better bands today. If the groups of the 60s had the equipment we have today hold onto your hat. Can you imagine what Hendrix and the Beatles would have come out with?

**Husar** · 06-22-2007, 22:09

Originally Posted by Gawain of Orkeny

If the groups of the 60s had the equipment we have today hold onto your hat. Can you imagine what Hendrix and the Beatles would have come out with?

Techno?

**Marius Dynamite** · 06-22-2007, 23:36

I hate all bands in general. I don't like singers much either. That's not to say I don't like music. I would argue I like music more than anyone else here, as anyone else who likes music would I'm sure. I really just like individual songs and most of the time I prefer not to know who sang them.

As to my taste in music, I tend to enjoy songs like "How to save a life" by The Fray. "Take me higher" is good aswell by Creed I think. Those would be the first 2 songs which jump into my head. My musical taste is much wider than the mentioned songs might suggest, although I do know why these are the 2 I think about first. It's because of where I was or what I was watching when I first heard them. Particularly the Creed song, which I saw in this video - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=opAEOVoghAA which is a good mix with the song.

The Sound and the feeling created by the sound is all that matters when it comes to music. Bands, names of bands, members of bands, attitudes of bands, spoils the music for me personally, unless they are quiet and dont do much interviews, like actors and movies(stories, not movies actually).

**CountArach** · 06-22-2007, 23:40

Panic! at the Disco.

Any Techno.

**Whacker** · 06-23-2007, 01:23

I don't particularly 'hate' any bands, but there are a few notable ones that I dislike. Sorry guys, I'm another Beatles non-fan, probably because my mom killed them for me when I was little by listening to that crap over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over..

I do like rap, but not the current crop of

. It started to really suck in the late 90's, esp. with DMX who was/is horrible. The older stuff, late 80's early to mid 90's is great.

Don't particularly care for Indie music at all, or that emo stuff. /shrug

Perhaps one thing that I try not to let influence me but it often does, is stuff/music that people get snobby about or have really obnoxious fans. Like Indie music.

Just because you listen to something that maybe 5 other people do, doesn't make you an exclusive elitist or a friggin' connoisseur there dude.