damnhippie said:Primal Scream.
i tried to like them. they're pretty good in an alrightish kind of a way...but i don't get how they're one of these massively popular bands that people go on and on about.
to me most of it sounds like the producer presed 'play' on a drum machine, then the band all took E and jammed Rolling Stones songs for a bit.
ohmyliver said:right time, right people to work with, right song. And Loaded was that song. But still I'd put it down to Andy Weatherall's skill.

stavros said:I think we're falling into two categories on this thread; those who dislike bands who the general populace likes (Coldplay, Stereophonics, etc), and those who dislike those who would normally be amongst the liked bands of the typical U75er (The Clash, Nirvana). I think that whilst the two categories aren't mutually exclusive, they're not totally aligned.

hiccup said:I have never "got" The Fall. I've tried, but I just don't see the appeal.
I'm not so into their watered down ballad stuff that they've been doing recently but I loved their early albums. Blood Sex Sugar Magik was in my top ten albums for years.ohmyliver said:The red hot chili peppers, I know people whose taste I respect who love 'em, but their funk rock thing just leaves me cold.
billy_bob said:You're looking at this all wrong. It's The Fall that don't "get" you. Sorry, bad luck.
hiccup said:And yet, somehow, life goes on
billy_bob said:That's what you think. One day you'll be dead.
Well saidSwarfega said:Besides, I didn't think this was about bands that you thought were "A pile of dogcack" but about those artists whom you could perhaps "appreciate" and recognise as talented, influential or important and certainly understand why others could like them but despite all that, attempts to "get in to them" yourself always seem to fail.
LD Rudeboy said:Blood Sex Sugar Magik was in my top ten albums for years.