I admit I have not. Was that from pre-missing member?
He wrote most of the lyrics for it. I’ve had no interest in MSP for about 10 years now but their output from 1990-1996 or so is excellent.
Will check it out. I am open to changing my mind.
Do that.
Though, personally I prefer their earlier stuff.
He’s done it again.
Super Furry Animals, never got the shit about them.
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Just confirming that farmer is not a music snob, just a common garden philistine
Counting Crows
Colourblind is a magical song.
Outkast (record number of Grammys for a group)
Eric Clapton
Paul Weller
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Eric Clapton[/QUOTE]
Ah come on now, mate.
Look mate, you mentioned Radiohead and I kept my mouth shut.
He hasn’t written a decent song in 40 years
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Eric Clapton [/quote]
Clapton and Weller
Outkast - no way.
Any band that features road bowls (and curling) in their videos is a good band
Yeah but you can’t hate his early work surely?
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Eric Clapton[/QUOTE]
Disagree on Outkast, they are class.
And while not a huge Clapton fan, the fact that he hasn’t produced anything new good in a long time doesn’t mean his old stuff isn’t still genius. By that reasoning we could throw in the stones which would be ridiculous. Also, while U2 may be a bit annoying and bland for over a decade now, but they have a huge back catalogue of really good music.
Fleetwood Mac: They have some good songs alright but overall I couldn’t be arsed.
Pink Floyd: Certainly don’t hate them but are overrated in my view.
David Bowie: See Pink Floyd.
There’s a difference between being critically acclaimed and being popular.