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The Doors, George Michael and Robbie Williams spring to my mind
Anyone disagree or have more to add?

Coldplay. End of thread.

A band who has sold a simply incredible amount of units, by releasing the same song, in slightly different keys and slightly different speeds, many times over, and yet, always managing to make the new version sound even more inane than the one before it.

I cannot stand them.

Didn't take for the the Coldplay bashing to start...
Reckon people should listen to their first album before dismissing them completely.
Good "sunday morning" album.

The Doors didn't exactly have prodigious musical output, but their (or Jim Morrison's) approach was probably quite influential.

Most overrated for me is Bon Jovi.

Powderfinger

southee wrote:Powderfinger

x2 . Never understood how/why they are/were (hopefully) as popular as they obviously are.

Also cant believe they took off and not Powder Monkeys after their efforts on the Triple J 'Eleven' disc years ago...

CK wrote:Coldplay. End of thread.

A band who has sold a simply incredible amount of units, by releasing the same song, in slightly different keys and slightly different speeds, many times over, and yet, always managing to make the new version sound even more inane than the one before it.

I cannot stand them.

that I would agree with
also I could not understand the hype over INXS, obviously many could, but not me

The Doors, Bruce Springsteen, John Cougar Mellancamp.

regards,

REB

Most shit these days.

Justin Bieber ... just ahead of the Bay City Rollers and Billy Ray Cyrus

southee wrote:Powderfinger

Amen brother! Bland beyond belief.

dedja wrote:Justin Bieber ... just ahead of the Bay City Rollers and Billy Ray Cyrus

Um...you have to be rated before you can become overrated.

regards,

REB

If Sia is among the future of Australian music, heaven help us. Sounds like a bad Lady Gaga impersonator.

Smashing Pumpkins ( Smiling politely )

Rik E Boy wrote:

dedja wrote:Justin Bieber ... just ahead of the Bay City Rollers and Billy Ray Cyrus

Um...you have to be rated before you can become overrated.

regards,

REB

You try telling my 3 daughters that!

CK wrote:Coldplay. End of thread.

A band who has sold a simply incredible amount of units, by releasing the same song, in slightly different keys and slightly different speeds, many times over, and yet, always managing to make the new version sound even more inane than the one before it.

I cannot stand them.

FC *likes* this

Mr66 wrote:Robbie Williams

I thought that for many years too - until I saw him live at Footy Park (didn't pay, I worked at the show)

I would rate him has one of the best showmen I've ever seen - and I'm by no means a fan...

Booney wrote:Smashing Pumpkins ( Smiling politely )

Queen.
I know people who talk about these guys like they single handedly revolutionised music but in reality their strike rate was quite poor.
I would also nominate Kiss, but Im not sure people "rate" them.

CK wrote:If Sia is among the future of Australian music, heaven help us. Sounds like a bad Lady Gaga impersonator.

But fear not Angus and Julia Stone are the future of Australian music (according to the ARIAS) ...kill me now.

Add me to the Powderfinger and Coldplay list.

Off topic but I thought of you on the way home yesterday Leaping Lindner as the radio was on Triple M and they played Wild Child and then said "and that was one hit wonder Iggy Pop"!

Constance_Perm wrote:

Booney wrote:Smashing Pumpkins ( Smiling politely )

Yes indeed CP, yes indeed.

I agree with FC on Robbie Williams too, if it were not for his substance abuse over the years I am certain he would be regarded as one of the best live performers of our era.

Not sure why Powderfinger cops a bum steer* in this. They are only 'rated' in Australia and if you only see them for what they are, a pub rock band playing to large crowds then thats what you get. If you consider them a world wide sensation, that they are not.