Artists you used to like but no longer do.

Duraddict · 07-18-2012, 09:47 AM

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Originally Posted by Howard the Duck

i'm only starting to get into Madonna

i mean i know her singles, but not full albums

I recommend a revisit of the Erotica era. It's a lot more interesting than people gave it credit.

Holerbot6000 · 07-18-2012, 05:22 PM

I think 'Erotica' is hands down Madonna's best song. That era for her, she was at a cross-roads and she really should have gone weirdo at that point; become the dance diva version of Jarboe or Evangelista. I think if she had cared more about the art than the accolades, she might have gone that route and still have been quite successful. We're left with a great song though...

cLoCkWeRk · 07-18-2012, 05:59 PM

Fallout Boy, The Game, Snopp Dogg, Fort Minor, Alan Jackson and many more. I still like a few Fallout Boy songs.

Mrd00d · 07-18-2012, 06:09 PM

How can you outgrow Rush, when they're ... eons beyond any of us mortals...

duga · 07-18-2012, 08:54 PM

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Originally Posted by Mrd00d

How can you outgrow Rush, when they're ... eons beyond any of us mortals...

Yeah, that's what I was thinking. I have phases where I don't listen to them but then when I do, I listen to them a lot.

Rjinn · 07-19-2012, 03:15 AM

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Originally Posted by Mrd00d

How can you outgrow Rush, when they're ... eons beyond any of us mortals...

Actually I used to dislike Rush. Then they grew on me and started to appreciate them a lot more. What really got to me before were the vocals. I could hardly stand it.

Howard the Duck · 07-19-2012, 03:47 AM

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Originally Posted by Rjinnx

Actually I used to dislike Rush. Then they grew on me and started to appreciate them a lot more. What really got to me before were the vocals. I could hardly stand it.

i really hated them upon hearing the first song of theirs I heard (this was in the 90s) - "Roll The Bones"

then i got a comp and was "eh, not bad"

got "Moving Pictures" and was enthralled

later got most of their classic albums and am now a stark-raving rabid fan

Lisnaholic · 07-19-2012, 07:06 AM

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Originally Posted by Holerbot6000

No the Talking Heads thing is complicated. It was like a bad break-up - kind of embarrassing. Their first four albums meant a lot to me - they were so very different than anything else at the time and where I lived, people just couldn't tolerate that drastic a change. Of course, it was High School, when people tend to be at their most intolerant, and while everyone else was listening to Foreigner and Journey, I was digging songs like 'Pulled Up' and 'Artists Only'. I took a lot of flack for it, almost getting into fights, and it became a badge of honor.

The Heads showed explosive growth over the course of four albums, converging in the one-two punch of 'Remain in Light' and the 'Bush of Ghosts' album - it's hard to convey how impactful those records were. And then to follow that up with 'Speaking in Tongues' - I know that is the record where most fans came on board with the Heads, but for fans like myself, that was a big sign of retreat - like they suddenly decided to be just another pop band from then on. I didn't get it and I felt betrayed! Kind of silly to think about it now, but when you're young, you can get worked up about these things.

^ Similar thing happened to me; at high school I was "that guy who likes Trout Mask Replica" but a couple of years later Beefheart embarrassed me by coming up with Bluejeans And Moonbeams.

From what I`ve read here, I`m lucky that the era of Linkin/Biskit/Madonna passed me by completely, but as everyone is confessing here, I should admit that, although I was never a fan, I do remember singing this song to myself as I walked to school:-

With the wisdom of hindsight, I`m prepared to conceed that that may have been an error of taste on my part- my defense being that I was only 10 yrs old at the time.

In fact, the post I most identified with was Alfred`s :-

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Originally Posted by Alfred

I used to like classic rock in general, nowadays even The Who and Pink Floyd don't get a whole lot of play.

When you`ve been hearing classic rock off-and-on for forty years, even the best gets boring !

ThisIsMyLove · 07-19-2012, 08:32 AM

Stereophonics. Gotten consistently worse and worse with each album. Maybe something to do with their 'britpop' style of music having gone out of fashion.

Plankton · 07-19-2012, 12:11 PM

Paper Lace. Funny how tastes change from age 5 to 45.

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Holerbot6000 Music Mutant Join Date: Jun 2012 Location: near a record store Posts: 327	I think 'Erotica' is hands down Madonna's best song. That era for her, she was at a cross-roads and she really should have gone weirdo at that point; become the dance diva version of Jarboe or Evangelista. I think if she had cared more about the art than the accolades, she might have gone that route and still have been quite successful. We're left with a great song though...

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