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re: Most overrated and underrated musicians
Posted on 2/25/16 at 5:35 pm to CocoLoco
Posted on 2/25/16 at 5:35 pm to CocoLoco
Overrated - well, mainstream and TV is full of them. Hard to pick just one or just ten.
Most underrated - Tom Waits, Queen, Enio Morricone are the ones you know, the ones you don't (and I do) - say, bunch of Russian and Serbian bands / composers from 20th century.
Most underrated - Tom Waits, Queen, Enio Morricone are the ones you know, the ones you don't (and I do) - say, bunch of Russian and Serbian bands / composers from 20th century.
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Posted on 2/26/16 at 8:35 am to JamesGoblin
Underrated
Eddie Van Halen- Totally changed guitar playing- not just the tapping crap, but playing heavy music that swings. VH 1 changed the game for every band in 1978.
Overrated
U2- boring songs that never did anything for me
Springsteen- yelling poppy songs from a guy that should be changing my transmission fluid.
Grateful Dead- no songs, just endless bits of half finished ideas that go on way too long.
Roger Waters- Most of his solo albums sound like Tom Petty on a handful of downers. The rest of Floyd made him a great songwriter because of their performance/contributions to his mediocre songs.
Kirk Hammet- crank on the wah and blaze away in E minor... once again
Eddie Van Halen- Totally changed guitar playing- not just the tapping crap, but playing heavy music that swings. VH 1 changed the game for every band in 1978.
Overrated
U2- boring songs that never did anything for me
Springsteen- yelling poppy songs from a guy that should be changing my transmission fluid.
Grateful Dead- no songs, just endless bits of half finished ideas that go on way too long.
Roger Waters- Most of his solo albums sound like Tom Petty on a handful of downers. The rest of Floyd made him a great songwriter because of their performance/contributions to his mediocre songs.
Kirk Hammet- crank on the wah and blaze away in E minor... once again
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