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In no particular order:
The Police
Journey (post Steve Perry)
Super Tramp
Steve Miller
Greg Kihn and more to come.
The Police
Journey (post Steve Perry)
Super Tramp
Steve Miller
Greg Kihn and more to come.
Yes, it's easy to fall into the subjective trap, but I avoid thatIt's all about personal taste really, I do like a bit of Supertramp but have never been a fan of American soft rock like Bon Jovi or Springsteen. Springsteen to me just sounds like a (slightly musical) Sylvester Stallone.
Don Costa , Nikka Costa's great late daddy, considered the greatest arranger ever, once said "the difference between a good song and a mediocre one is in the arrangements". He was right of course3 above all:
Radiohead
Porcupine Tree
Coidplay
Why? Because they are not rock, they are not pop, they are not psychedelia, they are not soul......in other words, they are not music basically. Why ? It's all in the extremely dire arrangements and melody/harmony lines ....nothing personal![]()
Of course, I like Enter Sandman, but NEM is a drag really. I prefer Megadeth, Metallica's eternal opponentsThe only exception to your list, "changeling", is METALLICA.
I think "Enter Sandman" & "Nothing Else Matters" are exremely good songs.
The rest? As you say :- useless!
Yes , think I've said it before, music IS subjective, but at some point and technically speaking, a sort of shitlist has to necessarily be drawn up.It's all subjective really, not a big fan of Metallica, too thrashy but Marillion's misplaced childhood is one of my alltime favorite albums.