Worst Band Of All Time?

Drew wrote: Peter wrote: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xpcUxwpOQ_A&feature=related   Ha! Beethoven fans, beware! hahahaha!!!! I want to throw in System of a Down- I hate them with all my being.

I hate them too but I think they do have some talent you have to respect.

I've had a nasty bit of the flu lately, with attendant expulsion of all bodily fluids from each and every orifice (and to think I got a flu shot just a couple months ago, damn CDC!).  And now today I have been feeling a bit better.  But to see AC/DC included in any Worst Band of All Time discussion is gonna perhaps push me back over the edge and it's all potentially gonna start again.  Please don't do this to me

heyitsthatguy wrote: Bob Seger

Man, have to vehemently disagree with this one. I lump Seger in with Springsteen in terms of really being able to make that connection between artist and listener. His lyrics dealt with a lot of struggles that I was going through at the time. Just love the album The Distance.

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Anyone in here who remembers Aqua - Barbie Girl?

Toaster Mantis wrote: Peter wrote: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xpcUxwpOQ_A&feature=related   Ha! Beethoven fans, beware! That Beethoven comment made me think you were about to link to something by the Great Kat.

The Great Kat.
Great shred guitar if you enjoy it without being played with the melody, subtlety, restraint, taste, and phrasing that you can expect from Joe Satriani or Guthrie Govan.
Personally, I prefer my virtuoso instrumental guitar music played with good melody, subtlety, restraint, taste, and well thought out phrasing thanks, so I'll pass on the Great Kat
The Great Kat is part of the reason why I don't listen to instrumental guitar as much anymore.
Speed for the sake of speed = epic fail.
One of the worst perhaps.




Edited by HughesJB4 - March 19 2009 at 03:41

E-Dub wrote: heyitsthatguy wrote: Bob Seger Man, have to vehemently disagree with this one. I lump Seger in with Springsteen in terms of really being able to make that connection between artist and listener. His lyrics dealt with a lot of struggles that I was going through at the time. Just love the album The Distance. E

Toaster Mantis wrote: Windhawk wrote: Anyone in here who remembers Aqua - Barbie Girl? Yes... and I must defend that song otherwise I will lose my Danish citizenship!

Conor Fynes you sound like a relatively new member, as i would say prog-ravers (i coined that by the way, and you should use it too )  are no more experienced in the way of music appreciation than any other demographic, in fact, when one listens to YES, Rush or any other "Dinosaur Spinal Tap" band and what they consider to be music, one has to question the reasoning abilities of some prog-ravers.  my distain for some of progs obsurd indulgences probably stems from the fact that when i picked up a guitar at 18, i formed a Punk/Alternative band immediately, however, my tastes and writing has evolved since then.  but i post this in some kind of pink because i mean this in a friendly way, friendly fire, now let's share some Listerine! 

Slartibartfast wrote: I see no one's mentioned that bane of the '70's Starland Vocal Band, anyone remember Afternoon Delight?

hasheten wrote: Conor Fynes you sound like a relatively new member, as i would say prog-ravers (i coined that by the way, and you should use it too )  are no more experienced in the way of music appreciation than any other demographic, in fact, when one listens to YES, Rush or any other "Dinosaur Spinal Tap" band and what they consider to be music, one has to question the reasoning abilities of some prog-ravers.  my distain for some of progs obsurd indulgences probably stems from the fact that when i picked up a guitar at 18, i formed a Punk/Alternative band immediately, however, my tastes and writing has evolved since then.  but i post this in some kind of pink because i mean this in a friendly way, friendly fire, now let's share some Listerine!

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