Bands i've tried to get into but can't even though everyone else likes them.

Nirvana, U2, Oasis (and most of the Britpop bands), Take That (and the rest of the boy bands), Van Halen (saw them live supporting Black Sabbath in 1977, hated them that night and ever since).

What I really don't understand is the modern "DJ" phenomenon (and i don't mean Chris Evans & co). How have they become "superstars" by playing other people's music? Is this the biggest musical con trick of all time?
 
Radiohead top my list. Followed by the Beatles and the Stones. Oh, and the stone roses. Happy mondays too. Depeche mode are another one. The more i think, the list is endless.
 
Metallica, awful sterile rubbish with the worst drummer in music.
AC/DC, generic hard rock blues crap.
Rolling Stones (as above without the "hard").
The Beatles, never liked em.

I have a big list mind, I could be at it all night ;)
 
Can't believe all the hate over Radiohead, they are superb. Here, listen to this which I am sure will change absolutely no ones opinion. But I love it... ;)

[video=youtube_share;TTAU7lLDZYU]https://youtu.be/TTAU7lLDZYU[/video]
 
Can't believe all the hate over Radiohead, they are superb. Here, listen to this which I am sure will change absolutely no ones opinion. But I love it... ;)

[video=youtube_share;TTAU7lLDZYU]https://youtu.be/TTAU7lLDZYU[/video]

Well, I tried. It sounds like a 45 being played at 33... music to hang yourself by.
 
The first few songs off Steve McQueen are beautiful beyond belief. IMHO of course.

Just love Prefab Sprout - Jordan: The Comeback and Andromeda Heights are two of my ATFAs.

Most other bands mentioned I can agree with as to not really getting.

Then again - I never really got The Stones first time round and most of The Who's stuff was for someone else.
 
Another one here who doesn't get the superstar DJ thing.

Utter. utter, utter tosh!

I think the thing is with DJs is that you really need to be there to get it. Not sure any of them ever claimed that it is an enjoyable experience to watch them do their stuff on TV/radio or listen to them as you would a 'normal record'.
 
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