ORDoubleBlues wrote:Whether you like them or not McAlmanac,
James Reyne
John Farnham
Tina Arena
Human Nature
Ian Moss
The Finn Brothers
Margaret Urlich
Deni Hines,
amongst others.
Thanks (genuinely) for those, but....
James Reyne - very moderate amount of talent. Plays pretty regularly around Melbourne, but it will set you back $20 so I don't think he's eating home brand baked beans.
John Farnham under-promoted? Please.
Tina Arena - I like her. I'll give you that one.
I can't discern Human Nature's use-by date because it's covered in thick dust.
Ian Moss - played the Spiegeltent here in Melbourne recently and said in an interview that he didn't know anything about the venue. Contemporary Credibility = 0.
The Finn Brothers - Neil Finn is still pretty big. There's a new album out of female artists singing Finn classics - "She Will Have Her Way".
I actually like Margaret Urlich, and I'll give you that one. Quite classy and should have been bigger, but to be fair her big hit was 16 years ago.
Deni Hines - I suspect the fact that she is a total spinner has burned her somewhere along the line.
The problem with most of these artists is that they present nothing new, not that the majority of new music is anything to sing about.