of course.

There is no fan base I hate more than Bobby McFarrin fans.

he has a fanbase? i didn't know he had a fan, let alone many fans, to constitute a base.

Pavement are alright. Definitely not worthy of the "best band of the 90's" label that a lot of people I know tag them with. Malkmus isn't a very convincing guy.

Anyone think their song "Here" sounds like Coldplay? Sort of resembles that song 'Yellow' that the radio stations used to play on loop.

I don't understand the pavement hate. I guess it's just because some people absolutely worship them, and if you don't like them, you feel like you should? I have most of their albums, but they are pretty hit-and-miss. Still, the songs that I do like of theirs I like a lot. So that pretty much sums up my feelings about them.

the "new" my bloody valentine songs are nothing special
except cowboy song, i love that one

the beatles suck...

HERE came out like ten years before coldplay and their fucking pussy bullshit

here rules.

even so, there is a resemblance

it's difficult to see how someone could love 'Here' and loathe something like say, 'Yellow'.

they're both kinda boring to me.

I love pavement though.

Al Jarreau fans are even worse

I think we can all agree Kid Rock fans are the ultimate scum of the earth. I heard some chick today get excited about a Lynyrd Skynrd / Kid Rock concert.

I would imagine your average Kid Rock fan is a combination frat boy and redneck rolled into one.

Having been raised in Georgia I had no idea there was a difference between the two.

I hate Mike Patton with the power of a thousand fiery suns.

i really dont like schizophrenia.

British smarminess is the worst kind of smarminess. In music. Why do people go for that shit?

There's a reason that would be an unpopular opinion.. I'll leave it at that.

smarminess in what sense?

clever sarcasm occasionally paired with a snotty attitude

which is the best thing ever, for the record

i always thought smarminess was being nice in an overbearing, insincere way. Which is far from being the best thing ever.

Main Entry: smarmy
Pronunciation: \ˈsmär-mē\
Function: adjective
Inflected Form(s): smarm·i·er; smarm·i·est
Etymology: smarm to gush, slobber
Date: 1924
1 : revealing or marked by a smug, ingratiating, or false earnestness <a tone of smarmy self-satisfaction — New Yorker>
2 : of low sleazy taste or quality <smarmy eroticism>

It just means being smug and sleazy...

Ah, we posted that at the same time.

Well, perhaps I used the wrong word then. In my mind 'smarmy' was devoid of cleverness and snottiness. Like, not crass at all, moreso just obnoxiously smug. Maybe thinking one is being snotty, but not actually? How do I describe it...

You know that awful-named band Does It Offend You, Yeah? Well imagine some smug British jackass in a tweed blazer with a mop-top thinking he's being clever and actually asking 'Does It Offend You, Yeah?'

I want to cave that man's face in.

the name is the best part of does it offend you, yeah? i reckon that speaks volumes about the music of does it offend you, yeah?

yeah? yeah? YEAH?

Well, I used to think that You Me At Six was one of the wost band names ever, but I think those guys might've topped it.

I think if a band is defunct, then their name should be fair game. I'm sick of seeing twats trying to be clever because pretty much all the best band names have been taken...

anal cunt still have the greatest name ever

Nickelback are a quality rockband, the likes of which we need more of.

^Oh god, NO!!!

What, you don't appreciate the heartfelt wailing of Chad Kroeger? The emotional instrumental heartporu that is his backing band?
Nickelback are a titan, a titan that represents everything rock could and should be.

note that due to the wording of the title, it is possible to post unpopular opinions that you don't agree with

eg green day are hardcore, kraftwerk are shite

...

I like Tori Amos's Little earthquakes and Under the pink (the latter in particular).

Dirty and NYC Ghosts & Flowers are the two best SY albums.

Is that unpopular? I always thought she was pretty cool. At least one good song on every album she's put out (except maybe the more recent ones).

The United States have produced far more amazing New Country songs in the last 5 years than they have anything in the 'alt.' vein, including noise.

Also, bump.

Also: threads where people talk about how shit some things are are better than threads where people talk about how great some things are.

the precieved unpopularity of your (shit) opinion is highly geographically based. from where I'm sitting, you would get a round of hi-5's, several "hook-em horns" and a 6-pack of Budweiser (shit) beer.

I would get blank stares for extolling goth music and quite possibly a few forked-fingers/evil-eyes. I shudder what "they" will think about my voodoo tattoo. and by "they", I mean the people that would agree with your (shit) opinion.

c'mon over pardner, I'll buya a beeeer.

A popular, and correct, musical opinion would be that, regardless of the merits of some goth music, goths, the world over, are rightly reviled.

70% of current improv music I listen to doesn't stick. And it's not my fault for sure.