Which Bands do Pearl Jam fans give the LEAST amount of shit to?
eddievedder1977
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IE, everyone obviously has their own likes and dislikes, and with a forum, many many bands get slammed on a daily basis. So which bands for the most part only get talked about in admiration?
Personally I would say you'd have to rule out any bands that PJ fans are divided on. Like DMB, Sleater Kinney, Metallica, etc. Some people love them, some people hate them. Then obviously rule out the bands that get the MOST shit like Nickleback, Creed, etc.
So who would qualify? Does Radiohead have enough supporters along with not too many haters? How about Wilco? I don't even know if we could qualify Nirvana cause there seems to be a decent percentage of people that find them overrated, not me, but certainly plenty of others from what I've read.
Some examples that I rarely hear negative talk about would be:
Jimi Hendrix (I mean honestly who doesn't like this guy)
the Beatles
the Who
Bob Marley
Pink Floyd
the Doors
Alice in Chains
Blind Melon (maybe???)
Led Zeppelin
Soundgarden (although I do see alot of "Cornell is overrated" talk)
Have at it.....
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Suggested additions:
REM
Neil Young
RHCP
Bruce Springsteen
My Morning Jacket
NIN
The band
The Police
QOTSA
Smashing Pumpkins
Nick Cave
White stripes
Social Distortion
Faith no More
Personally I would say you'd have to rule out any bands that PJ fans are divided on. Like DMB, Sleater Kinney, Metallica, etc. Some people love them, some people hate them. Then obviously rule out the bands that get the MOST shit like Nickleback, Creed, etc.
So who would qualify? Does Radiohead have enough supporters along with not too many haters? How about Wilco? I don't even know if we could qualify Nirvana cause there seems to be a decent percentage of people that find them overrated, not me, but certainly plenty of others from what I've read.
Some examples that I rarely hear negative talk about would be:
Jimi Hendrix (I mean honestly who doesn't like this guy)
the Beatles
the Who
Bob Marley
Pink Floyd
the Doors
Alice in Chains
Blind Melon (maybe???)
Led Zeppelin
Soundgarden (although I do see alot of "Cornell is overrated" talk)
Have at it.....
EDIT
Suggested additions:
REM
Neil Young
RHCP
Bruce Springsteen
My Morning Jacket
NIN
The band
The Police
QOTSA
Smashing Pumpkins
Nick Cave
White stripes
Social Distortion
Faith no More
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for sure REM is clutch
A lot of those threads about how they are bad live keep going towards them sucking, I for one used to love them but the record is so redundent I stopped listening to thier back cat almost completly, although I did put by the way on at a work and it is a solid record.
Good call on Blind Melon original poster BTW
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I loved Californiacation....but it was massively overplayed. Certainly not their fault though, its just good radio shit you know.
By the Way, was a bit of a let down, but still a reasonably good follow up.
Best album though in my opinion, Blood sugar sex magik. Too many awesome hits.
I thought about including them on the original list, but thought twice against it cause I thought I remembered a decent amount of bashing previously. Maybe not.
Unfortunately mainstream media likes to lable them as a one-hit wonder, but I believe for the most part, pearl jam fans see through that bullshit and realize how incredible those guys were/are.
Neil Young
Good call, I forgot Neil....and Bruce for that matter
The Arcade Fire. Yawn.
Radiohead. Yawn.
Decemberists. Snore.
Etc.
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MMJ is an interesting choice. They obviously haven't been around as long as most of the other bands, but I tend to agree with you, no one has really bashed them. They were a rather solid opening band. I'll put themup on the "suggested" additions.
Hmmmm, intersting call. Anyone want to bash NIN? Otherwise I'll put them up there on the list.
well the thing is most people only know the one song (and it is an amazing song) a friend's GF was all into them and she worked at a record store so when he was courting I played a wingman of sorts and bought soup, great record, the new live one is fantastic too listened to it at work last night. But if it wasn't for this girl I never would have listened to them.
Chris Cornell
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Sad but true. Sad but true. Too many great albums, great songs though, for me to consider them a one hit wonder.
Sent you a myspace add though, in recognition of good taste in music.
the only "bashing" i can do at the moment is that they tease us with this
f-ing kick ass new album (heard if for the first time last night-o.m.g.) knowing it will probably be fall before we get to hear them live in the U.S.
Alice in Chains - I don't remember anybody ever bashing them
The Band - don't know if anybody's mentioned them, but they seem fairly "un-bash-worthy"
The Police - same as above
AiC was on there, but I'll add the Police and the Band until someone bitches enough to get them off!
The ones that Eddie Vedder likes
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For the most part maybe. But I would say the camp is rather split over Sleater Kinner and Ed loves them.
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Eddie loves Robert Pollard, Wolfmother and Sonic Youth, but a lot of people on the board don't seem to love them too much.
I've seen a few people mention that they basically like MMJ, but that they are inconsistent live.
Did anyone mention Kings of Leon? I haven't noticed anyone who doesn't like them.
I like radiohead, but I have to completely agree with the arcade fire and decemberists. Most indie music bores me. Would it kill any of those bands to plug in, rock out and maybe do a guitar solo once in a while? Yeash.
That valencia song by the decemberists sounds like the lead singer is doing the stereotypical gay lisp. FYI to the band, it doesn't sound FAB-U-LOUS!!!
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