Re: Great songs by lousy artists.

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akosinski wrote: Thu Sep 23, 2021 1:19 pm
Lenny Kravitz is the nut low but he has two great jams (are you gonna go my way & always on the run)
I haven't heard the other one, but 'Are You Gonna Go My Way' is the only Lenny Kravitz song I enjoy. Cool video too.
"Whatever happened to that album?"
"I broke it, remember? I threw it against the wall and it like, shattered."

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STP are very good, come on.

Sure Plush kinda sucks, but even that first LP has some kick ass riffs. Can't believe a guitar fan won't enjoy crackerman or piece of pie.

Purple is an outstanding effort technically and a few songs are truly original.

Even if you can listen a full album, you can pick a few tracks from every Lp and make a Killer comp.

Atlanta is an all time classic, period.

Sheryl Crow, on the other hand, is terrible. It kinda makes sense she married that Armstrong human garbage.

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The period in the late 80s and early 90s when major labels swooped in and signed every punk, grunge, and indie rock band around—if you compare that to gentrification, then that Stone Temple Pilots debut is the phase of gentrification when the neighborhood “gets” a Taco Bell Cantina.

Since then, they’ve recorded some songs that are good and one (“Sour Girl”) which is really, really great.

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jason from volo wrote: Wed Sep 22, 2021 5:25 pm
iembalm wrote: Wed Sep 22, 2021 4:56 pm
zircona1 wrote: Wed Sep 22, 2021 3:21 pm

I thought 'Everlong' was the one everyone liked.

I think the first three FF albums are solid.
I remember This is a Call being the one that the old board grudgingly agreed to let into the rarified air of PRF admiration.
That's a good tune. I would even go so far as to say that first record might be NC.

The greatest crime committed by Foo Fighters is having taken Dave Grohl away from the drum set.

^ Sorry. *FM* Dave Grohl.
Not quite. Apparently he’s horrible to drum for, and has replaced his actual drummers’ parts with his own on recordings when he had nitpicks about their playing.

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