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404 error wrote: Perhaps they aren't as omnipresent over here. Surely the Eagles can't be over-rated - on account of the fact that nobody has said anything positive about them since 1976? Which means they are in fact about correctly rated.
The Eagles' Greatest Hits is, I believe, the best selling album of all time over here. Hence, severly overrated.
I have to add: Creed Hoobastank 3 Doors Down Nickelback
Especially Creed.
Nickelback ain't bad, but get too much airplay.
Taboo # 7 wrote:
[magenta]shedmonite61[/magenta] wrote:
Shellshocker wrote: GreenDay is a good call, though I think they're OK. I am really sick of all that American Idiot stuff.
I'm sick of the American Idiot stuff too. "Boulevard of Broken Dreams" is the best song on their, but other songs couldn't compare to their earlier stuff.
Boulevard was on such heavy rotation last year on the radio and everywhere else that I can't stand to even think about it. Holiday was much, much better imho, and easier to take on repeat listens when it became the main song on radio from that album
I don't know if I've mentioned it before, but it bears repeating that the Eagles are the most overrated band ever. Seriously, folks, they suck
Never understood Green Day personally. Politics in Punk are suppose to be funny and/or clever, Green Day does neither.
I agree with the Eagles too, but Hotel California is one of the best songs ever recorded. . .everything else of thiers is Shite.
JHC
68Pontiac wrote:
Never understood Green Day personally. Politics in Punk are suppose to be funny and/or clever, Green Day does neither.
JHC
I think calling a song 'American Idiot' is both funny and clever. No problem with politics coming into music at all here; and I love 'Hail to the Thief' by Radiohead.
Burt Reynolds wrote:
68Pontiac wrote:
Never understood Green Day personally. Politics in Punk are suppose to be funny and/or clever, Green Day does neither.
JHC
I think calling a song 'American Idiot' is both funny and clever. No problem with politics coming into music at all here; and I love 'Hail to the Thief' by Radiohead.
I don't mind them calling the song American Idiot, I am no fan of Bush, but I just got really really sick of hearing that song. It was way overplayed in the states.
Knuckles wrote:
J.A.K wrote: doors
Hate to quote myself, but... (and keep in mind, I like the Doors!) 
The Doors - For riding Jim Morrison's corpse into a misbegotten legacy that could see the former singer of the Cult try to fill the Lizard King's pants, for the mythology surrounding what was basically a second-rate poet and first-rate drunk, and for "Light My Fire" being used at some point in every single movie ever set in the 1960s, about the 1960s, or with any bearing whatsoever to the 1960s.
