Artists/Groups you cant stand ?

[SEAWOLF97]

Rush
Bruce Springsteen
Steve Miller
Morrisey
Kenny G

Really, too much to think of... It might be easier to list good music.

eso

agree on all except SM ....but the one that gets me running for the mute button is:

The Jackson 5

[ampzilla747]

No I didn't. Some of my fav are

Beatles
Cream
Status quo
Turtles
DC5
Trashmen
Verve
Sea horses
Wall of voodoo/Stan Ridgeway
Cake
Soul coughing

So when Did I grown up?lol

[sonofagun]

Zombie Rugrats

Turtul Bombers*

Pedal Files


*Well, actually their one song "Hiss Pissle" ain't bad.

[herki the cat]

ampzilla 747'

you didn't grow up in the late 60's, 70's and 80's huh??
LGV

Nope! I did not get my share of juvenile delinquency's. Instead, in the 1930's we had Dust Storms so bad you couldn't see your hand in front of your face in Kansas, We had Depression & Poverty & Hunger, but with the RCA Radiola Consoles with four push pull--parallel type (45) triode vacuum tubes & magnificent field coil speakers, & huge paper & metal-foil filter capacitors, we enjoyed the music of professional musicians like Glen Grey & his fabulous tune "No Name Jive," & Sweet Martha Tilton singing with Glen Miller & Don Allen's orchestras, Tommy Dorsey's "Getting Sentimental over you," & Jimmy Dorsey, Kay Kyser & his fabulous "tune "Scatter Brain", Henry Busse's orcheastra,& Matty Malnick on the Hammond Nova Chord Organ which sported 200 vacuum tubes. You had to be a very good professnal musician to get on a label.

These musicians were recorded on fabulous 16 inch wide range vertical cut transcriptions for Radio Broadcast Music Leased Library Service with play back quality superior to any modern stereo LP of today. You could of course buy the 78 records with built in abrasive to immediately wear down the steel needle to fit the groove, good for only two or three play backs before the needle became blunt.

You do not know what you missed 70 yeara ago, like gasoline for 10 cent a gallon.

Cheers herki the cat

[Triumph Don]

No I didn't. Some of my fav are

Beatles
Cream
Status quo
Turtles
DC5
Trashmen
Verve
Sea horses
Wall of voodoo/Stan Ridgeway
Cake
Soul coughing

So when Did I grown up?lol

the TRASHMEN? Wow. Top 5 all time best car songs...A-Bone!

[lgvenable]

1st time I bought it it was 0 .19/gallon. 8 oz cokes were 0.20; so you dont have the corner on crotichness (is that a word?)

BTW ya gotta love the Beatles as they really were the first group to go Big Time; heck I remember the record burnings..."we're more popular than Jesus".

Heck when I was 18 CCR's Jeremiah was a Bull Frog...

nuff said....

then again I don't do XM, so these guys don't get overplayed for me. I just load up an IPOD; and deafen myself.

[SEAWOLF97]

Heck when I was 18 CCR's Jeremiah was a Bull Frog...

I'm a big CCR fan..dont think they ever did that.....mebbe you are thinking of 3 Dog Night "Joy to the World" ??

Three Dog Night Joy To The World lyrics

Jeremiah was a bullfrog
Was a good friend of mine
I never understood a single word he said
But I helped him a-drink his wine
And he always had some mighty fine wine
Singin'...
Joy to the world
All the boys and girls now
Joy to the fishes in the deep blue sea
Joy to you and me


OBTW : Hoyt Axton did a great version of that on the "JBL Sessions" LP's.

[sonofagun]

FlatBurgers

ChimiChangas

Tha Puddlys*

I got a bunch!

* But does anyone know where I can get a copy of their "Hang 'em High" CD?

[jcrobso]

Nope! I did not get my share of juvenile delinquency's. Instead, in the 1930's we had Dust Storms so bad you couldn't see your hand in front of your face in Kansas, We had Depression & Poverty & Hunger, but with the RCA Radiola Consoles with four push pull--parallel type (45) triode vacuum tubes & magnificent field coil speakers, & huge paper & metal-foil filter capacitors, we enjoyed the music of professional musicians like Glen Grey & his fabulous tune "No Name Jive," & Sweet Martha Tilton singing with Glen Miller & Don Allen's orchestras, Tommy Dorsey's "Getting Sentimental over you," & Jimmy Dorsey, Kay Kyser & his fabulous "tune "Scatter Brain", Henry Busse's orcheastra,& Matty Malnick on the Hammond Nova Chord Organ which sported 200 vacuum tubes. You had to be a very good professnal musician to get on a label.

These musicians were recorded on fabulous 16 inch wide range vertical cut transcriptions for Radio Broadcast Music Leased Library Service with play back quality superior to any modern stereo LP of today. You could of course buy the 78 records with built in abrasive to immediately wear down the steel needle to fit the groove, good for only two or three play backs before the needle became blunt.

You do not know what you missed 70 yeara ago, like gasoline for 10 cent a gallon.

Cheers herki the cat

My parents told about the 1930s & 1920 & 1940s. But the 1950s & 1960, etc. those I remember.

[Allanvh5150]

So if everyone here on LHF hates pretty much every band and artist that ever existed, I guess then everyone just plays pink noise for entertainment.

[lansingfan]

So if everyone here on LHF hates pretty much every band and artist that ever existed, I guess then everyone just plays pink noise for entertainment.

Rolling Stones
Who
Pink Floyd
John Lee Hooker
Steve Ray Vaughn
Eric Clapton
Muddy Waters
Albert King
Robert Johnson
Elmore James
BB King
Walter Trout
Cream
Rory Gallagher
Doors.....

HeHe.

[sonofagun]

Pink Noise?

Thanks, I forgot that band - I don't like them either!

[Eaulive]

Rap, regeatton, "boyz bands", opera, country music.
In no specific order

[sonofagun]

Purple Eoeple Peters

[4343]

Pink Noise?

Thanks, I forgot that band - I don't like them either!

I have their latest, it's on Sony Music label, titled "No Music, Not For Resale".
1 solid hour of Pink Noise.

Great for testing, since it does not suddenly change tracks to a 0dB tone, like some of my other test disks do.