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The first band that come to my mind is both overrated and underrated. This particular band is overrated by their fans but underrated by the general public. I am referring to Rush. I think they are great but not the Gods that their fans make them out to be. On the other hand, the general public probably doesn't give them enough credit.
Underrated would be Huey. When is the last time you heard somebody play a harmonica like that? This was also live and he wasn't even trying that hard because of having to dance at the same time.
Underrated would be Huey. When is the last time you heard somebody play a harmonica like that? This was also live and he wasn't even trying that hard because of having to dance at the same time.
I think he was in a class all by himself. No one after him really tried to duplicate this smooth flowing and likable style. Most of the best stuff was recorded in the 80's and is still heavily played on classic rock and easy listening radio stations across the Country. Who wouldn't like this stuff? From the elderly to the kids!
I think he was in a class all by himself. No one after him really tried to duplicate this smooth flowing and likable style. Most of the best stuff was recorded in the 80's and is still heavily played on classic rock and easy listening radio stations across the Country. Who wouldn't like this stuff? From the elderly to the kids!
It's impossible for me to hear this song without thinking about "Back to the Future." Likewise, I can't hear "Hip to Be Square" without thinking about "American Psycho."
It's impossible for me to hear this song without thinking about "Back to the Future." Likewise, I can't hear "Hip to Be Square" without thinking about "American Psycho."
It's impossible for me to hear "I Want a New Drug" without thinking of Jeff Foxworthy.
I saw him in Buckhead (suburb of Atlanta) before he hit it big, before his "You might be a redneck if..." stuff. Foxworthy did a song set to the tune of "I Want a New Drug" when that song was popular, except is was "I want a new truck. I want one that's blue. One that'll go real fast, run on reg'lar fuel."
Those 3 still have me wondering how they got so big. Nothing attractive about any of them, but the masses say differently.
U2 is okay (I can't stand Bono's persona, though), but the other two artists you listed are pure garbage, so I'll agree with those choices.
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