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Location: Michigan | :mad: I was watching the Monterey Pop festival today on TV and Janis Joplin and Big Brother & The Holding Company played the song Ball & Chain.
Ive always liked the band but when I hear J.J. sing I get very angry and want to break things or even strangle someone.Something in her voice brings out the most evil feelings in me.Whats up with that? :mad:
Has this ever happened to You ?
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Location: Sydney, Australia | ABBA - always hated them, especially when they were really popular here in the '70s and got played 1,000 times per day on the radio. Although, I don't mind "Waterloo". |
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Location: Capital District, NY, USA Minor Outlying Islands | Some techno goth band I saw in Florida. The only thought in my head was: Is it over, yet? I have since earsed them from memory.
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Location: Keepin' It Weird in Portland, OR | There are So Many... But off-the-top-of-my-head, Steely Dan will make me change the station! |
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Location: Steeler Nation, Hudson Valley Contingent | Madonna, Michael Jackson....
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Location: Lake Hiawatha, New Jersey | For me, it all begins and ends with Celine Dion |
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Location: GA USA | Grace Slick |
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Location: East Tennessee | Originally posted by Patch:
Madonna, Michael Jackson....
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Location: Location Location Location | hmmm...let's start with Melanie Safka (Kafka?)...Buffy St. Marie, and end with Julio Iglesias. |
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Location: New Hampshire, USA | Totally agree about Janis. I just don't hear the appeal. Always sounded to me like a cat having its tail stepped on.
But I'd have to say my most disliked is Diana Ross, but due to the kind of person she is rather than her singing. When I was in college, one of my professors told us a story about the previous summer when he worked spotlights at the Portland Maine Civic Center.
He was up in the rigging at his spotlight before a sound check and the Divine Ms. Ross had decreed that NO ONE was to be on the stage when she stepped on it for her sound check.
Well she arrived and there was a worker still on the edge of the stage on his hands and knees cleaning that part of it. Evidently he hadn't gotten the word. She saw him, strode right up to him and kicked him in the ribs as hard as she could. I don't care how big of a star anyone is, there's no excuse for treating someone like that.
I know it's a second hand story but I did hear it from the guy who saw it happen.
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Location: Phoenix AZ | So many, but this one seems to be right up there ...
Herve Villachaize |
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Location: Brisbane Australia | Too Many!!
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Location: Steeler Nation, Hudson Valley Contingent | Originally posted by Capo Guy:
Originally posted by Patch:
Madonna, Michael Jackson....
Don't get me started. Come on Patch, you're on a roll.
I really don't have time for this. (Literally!) I'd be up all night. How do these schlockmeisters even get signed anyway? Any single cut from OFC3 pretty much outshines (not to mention outclasses) the entire bodies of work from these "artists". |
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Location: Marlton, NJ | Many names come to mind... but Kid Rock gets top billing... just worthless. |
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Location: Steeler Nation, Hudson Valley Contingent | Originally posted by CrimsonLake:
Many names come to mind... but Kid Rock gets top billing... just worthless. So's his "music". |
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Location: Latitude 39.56819, Longitude -105.080066 | Originally posted by alpep:
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Location: Avondale, AZ | Bob Dylan, wait you said artist. He doesn't qualify. |
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Location: Keepin' It Weird in Portland, OR | Billy Ray Cyrus comes to mind...
Hey! This could be as long as the Insomniac Music thread! :D |
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Location: San Ramon/Canandaigua | I don't know if it's just because i'm a part of the target audience but i'm getting way to much of the Jonis Brothers and Miley Cyrus BS. i mean come on... what is it with my generation and having no taste in music whatsoever? why can't people actually listen to music that's music, discounting the aforementioned Jonis Brothers and Miley Cyrus, Lil' wayne, anyone with lil' in there name, the vast majority of rap music, Justin Timberlake, Brittany Spears, Fallout Boy, the vast majority of 'punk' music or what little kids who shop at hot topic call punk music, Some modern country... mainly pop with a twang type music... and yeah.. that's about it.
Now, i don't agree with everyone saying Kid Rock, granted his old stuff should never have been made, his new album i have to admit is pretty good, the new single All Summer Long is not by any means the worlds greatest song, but its a whole lot better then anything off one of his previous records.. |
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Location: Keepin' It Weird in Portland, OR | Speaking of Li'l Wayne... Just saw him for a few seconds on SNL...
The concept of dreadlocks, tattoos and gangsta pants that don't fit...
Total lack of talent!
[and I actually like reggae, which that ain't even close]
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Location: south east Michigan | Now I'd never begrudge someone the love of the hate but why Kid Rock? I'm not a huge fan but coming from the rap culture he has really expanded music wise. IMO he has done a lot to bring back to the younger kids the sounds of guitars, drums, and a bass. You know, more like the stuff we used to listen to.
Okay, so here I am, a 54 year old bald guy trying to defend someone who sings about bitches, whores, whiskey & cocaine. Strange.
On the other side he is a local, (very local) guy done good who has not forgotten or forsaken his Michigan / Detroit / Mt Clemens roots.
Now it's somebodys turn to drone on & on about how friggin' great Axel Rose is.
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Location: Keepin' It Weird in Portland, OR | Okay... I'll help you defend the Kid.
Y'see, he started-out with that rap crap cuz it is simple, and any drunk kid can do it if he managed to do Nursery Rhymes in school. But might have actually met some Real Musicians along the way.
Someone sold him a guitar, and he saw the error of his ways.
Unfortunately, Rap-crap and scuz-bucket image sells nowadays, so he will continue to play what the corpo-rats tell him will make him money,
But who knows? Maybe when he is at home he plays blues on his '59 Strat (or whatever else he decided to buy since he has more money than the Clintons) :rolleyes: |
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Location: south east Michigan | Hit the "Watch Video" link HERE.
"Freedom ain't so free when you breath the red, white & blue" |
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Location: North Carolina | Dylan. Yeah, the guy's written one or two good tunes, but I don't get the deification.
Neil Young. Don't understand at all why this guy's not delivering pizzas. |
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Location: Vernon CT | Like many here have allready said. Too Many to list. But to name a Few, Elvis, M.J. Anyone involved with the "Disco" era |
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| I HATE Kurt Cobain and all the grundge in general.
When I'm saying "hate" I mean "real" hate, all the grundges I met in my life where morons, stupid and proud of their ignorance and stupidity. When they took over, after 1994, they started a politics of "ethnic cleansing" against those who played seriously guitar, and for at least 6 years I wasn't able to find anybody to play with because I was "uncool" to play properly and study music.
I was in my late teens and it was really bad, I and other with my ideas (at that time I knew nobody, but later recalling those years I realized that I wasn't the only one with that problem) were treated like political dissidents in totalitarian regimes.
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Location: Utah | There aren't many people on the planet that I hate. There are a lot of musicians that I don't like to listen to, but I don't hate them for their lack of taste or talent.
I disliked disco, and really dislike rap. (Though if you're a fan of Flo Rida's Low you should check out this YouTube acoustic cover .
There are a lot of musicians that I have lost respect for because of their excessive political preaching and inane political commentary. |
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Location: Michigan | :eek: WOW :eek: I am seeing the word :mad: HATE :mad: used alot in this thread.That is a very powerful word to use.Just for the record my thread is Most Disliked Artist.Now I feel better.GWB |
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Location: Michigan | :eek: WOW :eek: I am seeing the word :mad: HATE :mad: used alot in this thread.That is a very powerful word to use.Just for the record my thread is Most Disliked Artist.Now I feel better.GWB |
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Location: Campbell River, British Columbia | Originally posted by Jeff W.:
every band named for a place. Goose Creek Symphony?
Perth County Conspiracy?
Nashville Pussy? ....well, I'll give you that, maybe.
Little River Band?
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Location: The Great Pacific Northwest | This thread just exemplifies the image that a bunch of old, out of touch, white guys hang out here. It's embarrassing (to me) reading this thread. |
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Location: Earth·SolarSystem·LocalInterstellarCloud·Local Bub | "Goose Creek Symphony?
Perth County Conspiracy?
Nashville Pussy? ....well, I'll give you that, maybe.
Little River Band?
even early Chicago?!?!?!"
Ok.. Ok... Numerous bands named for places...
And...
Toby fu¢kin' Keith.
What a complete and utter inbred-imbecilic-pop chart-media whore.
I'd rather give Ed Asner a full "brazilian" than have to listen to Toby fiuckin' Kieth. Ew, I think that was a little vomit. |
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Location: south east Michigan | Like Popeye says.... "I am what I am."
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Location: NJ | ". . I'd rather give Ed Asner a full "brazilian" than have to listen to Tobey fiuckin' Kieth. . ."
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Location: NJ | Originally posted by stephent28:
Originally posted by alpep:
jewel B4 or after she turned country?
or dies in a car wreck |
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Location: south east Michigan | Toby Keith... He ain't as good as he once was.
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Location: Earth·SolarSystem·LocalInterstellarCloud·Local Bub | I reiterate, Bradley
Originally posted by Jeff W.:
Ew, I think that was a little vomit. ...and it tasted better than listening to Toby fukkin' Keith |
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Location: south east Michigan | So Kid Rock, Jewel, and Toby Keith walk into a bar & the bartender says..... |
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Location: Earth·SolarSystem·LocalInterstellarCloud·Local Bub | Originally posted by Slipkid:
So Kid Rock, Jewel, and Toby Keith walk into a bar & the bartender says..... "Leave." |
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Location: SoCal | Originally posted by cliff:
". . I'd rather give Ed Asner a full "brazilian" than have to listen to Tobey fiuckin' Kieth. . ."
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Location: Phoenix AZ | This thread is actually pretty depressing to me. Why can't we talk about what performers we DO like? Why approach it from the negative?
There's no artist that I "hate", but plenty that I would never listen to in a million years. Lots of those were already mentioned in this thread by others. I wouldn't want to mention them because others might actually like them, and what's to be gained by pissing off all Rolling Stones fans (for example) by proclaiming "I hate the f'ing Rolling Stones" ...
Fact is that the list if artists that I DISlike is a hell of a lot longer than those that I DO like. I've got a narrow bandwidth, that's my issue not theirs. If you like Kid Rock and I like Celine Dion, big freaking deal.
Sorry to sound so uppity. Maybe I'm just sickened by all the negativity that comes with an election year. I just don't don't get it when people "hate" McCain or Obama. How about "I support so and so because I can more closely relate to his views on such and such" ???
Go back to my earlier post in this thread.
Herve Villachaize - Why Do People Have To Hate
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Location: Earth·SolarSystem·LocalInterstellarCloud·Local Bub | Moody said:
"I'd pay real money to watch you do that and to see the pain it would cause Asner...."
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Location: Yorkshire, England | Any Boyband - just take your pick, I think the Backstreet boys set the rot in over here in the early '90's - their success seemed to sprout our own, our very own, Take That.
Musical talent from that point on came second BIG style.
Then of course, we got the jokers who jumped on the band wagon (Simon Cowell, et. al.) who thought it would be a good idea to have a talent show to find `singers' to form new boy/girl bands.
The format has been milked to death, but that won't stop them.
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Location: Phoenix AZ | Originally posted by Jeff W.:
I swear to god Dave, if you play that tune on the uke at the next OFC event, I'll strap you down instead of Asner. You'd be disappointed. I keep pretty trimmed.
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Location: south east Michigan | The conotation of the word "hate" has evolved on the past few years. Remember when "happy & gay" was often used? "Hate" has taken on a stronger, darker meaning then it used to. Normally I would steer around it but here perhaps I let my guard down. I gotta remember that this is the internet and just because I intend say in a more innocent tone, it only matters on how it is read.
I think Dave is saying that it's better to angle to the positive than waste time & energy on the negative. I agree.
Maybe we're just a "bunch of old, out of touch, white guys" looking for some type of commonality.
Maybe that commonality could also be found on the postitive side. There are a ton of tunes & artists out there that I have been deeply touched by. I could site verses and explain in great detail the part they have played in my life. But that would require introspection & explaination of personal details. It's much easier & shorter to go the other way and take it out on the poor, misundersood Axel Rose. |
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Location: Earth·SolarSystem·LocalInterstellarCloud·Local Bub | Originally posted by Gallerinski:
Originally posted by Jeff W.:
I swear to god Dave, if you play that tune on the uke at the next OFC event, I'll strap you down instead of Asner. You'd be disappointed. I keep pretty trimmed.
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Location: SoCal | Originally posted by Jeff W.:
Moody said:
"I'd pay real money to watch you do that and to see the pain it would cause Asner...."
Twantee Dollah! SOLD!!! |
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Location: Yorkshire, England | We're back to the old paradox - Is it me, or is the stuff in the charts today really rubbish?
I think the music business is being run by guys telling us what we should like, and ploughing resources into artistes they think we should like. Do they go home and actually listen to Will Young or Westlife? - Doubt it somehow ! |
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Location: Cork, Ireland | Originally posted by First Alternate:
Dylan. Yeah, the guy's written one or two good tunes, but I don't get the deification.
Neil Young. Don't understand at all why this guy's not delivering pizzas. That's funny.
"You ordered what? Oh Dang! Well this has anchovies, they're better than pepperoni. Say, would you be interested in buying a tape of some songs I've written" |
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Location: Campbell River, British Columbia | I hate hate.
....at least I make a good stab at it most of the time. ...and I like Toby Kieth, even if some of his stuff is trite. Some of it speaks to/for me; "I Ain't As Good As I Once Was""Shoulda Been A Cowboy" his cover of "I'm So Happy I Can't Stop Crying""I Wanna Talk About Me""I Love This Bar" |
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| Wow hard to pick one......I have the unpleasant honor of disliking; Techno Bop Crap from any era, Disco, Rap, anything with the word "Death" "Metal" or "Core" in it, and Punk.
And I am growing up and learning to appreciate Country music more and more, still not my style and I may never become a convert but I will admit lots of great musical content and great musicians! Unlike the crap listed above.
If I had to pick one....... I guess it would be.......Michael Jackson....no....he really is an ass but he does have some musical ability..........OK......I guess ...........Yoko Ono She has never produced one measure of music worth listening to that I know of. To be honest I will never really know I can't make it through enough of it to care.
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| Well for most humans, we do have dislikes. I don't "hate" Yoko Ono, I do Dislike her as an Artist. This thread is about artistic dislikes. not HATE. Actually I might Hate Yoko but we have not met so it's just dislike........
Who cares what I, or any of us, think anyway right. This is just supposed to be fun and for some of us a thread to try and post funny or witty response. It is a discussion that is at least based on a music theme.
Personally I can't take sunshine and roses every day. For me a little bad weather and dog shit makes the good days that much better and it keeps you in the real world and aware of things having to watch for the Shit. |
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Location: Campbell River, British Columbia | Originally posted by guitarwannabee:
I hear Jeff W & Cliff are warming up the wax pot. :D GWB That'll keep em busy all weekend as, like many of us, I have hair absolutely EVerywhere but the head.
Kinda like Ron Jeremy.......
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Location: New York, NY | "Dislike" is such a strong word. However, having said that, for the life of me I do not know what people see in The White Stripes. Their minimalist stuff just doesn't do it for me. |
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Location: Keepin' It Weird in Portland, OR | Hey Cliff! Be Nice... There is Nothing like a Grateful Dead concert!
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Location: Campbell River, British Columbia | Most disliked artist?
The guy in the Holiday Inn Lounge taking himself seriously. Swaying to the beat of the beat-box synth, winking and pointing knowingly at the cute chicks as he sings Mack The Knife.
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Location: Michigan | How did everyone forget this one ?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l0EbdVIxGB0
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Location: NJ | ". . How did everyone forget this one ? . ."
Successfully.
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Location: GA USA | Okay, I'm back in. How about that country duo - Boogerland. |
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Location: Cherry Hill, NJ | Chicago. It's like drum and bugle core tries to do rock and roll. "don't give a dam about no trumpet playing band........it aint what we call rock & roll"
Janis Joplin. I always found her voice annoying.
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