ITT: Artists that aren't given enough respect on Sup Forums
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ITT: Artists that aren't given enough respect on Sup Forums
Joshua Foster
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Daniel Foster
definitely choa
Charles Martinez
These guys for sure
Connor Cooper
Supertramp is incredible, good choice.
Adding,
James Gang
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...apropos Joe Walsh's solo efforts
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Ian Hunter
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John Cale
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The Posies
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Jaxon Carter
Juan Bennett
These guys put out some of the best pop albums of the 1980's:
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Kevin Butler
Hunter Wood
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Cameron Campbell
SHUT THE FUCK UP NOBODY CARES ABOUT YOUR KOREAN POP STAR FOR FUCK SAKE KILL YOURSELF
Benjamin Allen
Definitely. Breakfast In America is one of the best albums of the 70s.
The Posies - Frosting on the Beater is fantastic power pop.
Skylarking is one of my favorite albums.
Hunter Brown
Tom Petty
Dylan Cook
i care and i'm the smartest guy here so you should care too
Adrian Cook
Wow autism
Jose Gutierrez
maybe you have autism because everybody likes choa
Angel Wilson
Yep
Adam Turner
Crime of the Century [A&M, 1974]
The claim that this is the rock-and-roll of the future depresses me in spite of the amalgamation being a (moderately) smart one, and admittedly "Bloody Well Right" does display a gift for the killer hook. Now if only the song weren't an impassioned plea for complacency. Maybe if we close our eyes and ignore them, they'll go away. B-
...Even in the Quietest Moments [A&M, 1977]
Most progressive rock is most schlock that sounds good when played in the background. This is modest background schlock that sounds good when slipped into the ear. I guess we should thank Babaji, whichever one he is. C+
Breakfast in America [A&M, 1979]
I enjoy a hooky album as much as the next guy, so when this one elicited vague grunts of pleasure, I looked forward to listening in detail. But the lyrics turned out to be glib variations on the usual "Star Romances" trash, and in the absence of a vocal personality (as opposed to accurate singing) or rhythmic thrust (as opposed to a beat), I'll wait for this material to be covered by artists of substance, say Tavaris or the Doobie Brothers. C+
Everything Rocks and Nothing Ever Dies [1990s]
Austin Powell
II P
Jonathan Brooks
Go back to your containment general you faggot
William Gray
why does anyone give a fuck what christgau/scaruffi/etc thinks? This boards' obsession with wanker critics is mind boggling.
Juan Miller
>tfw the only Supertramp song you like is Goodbye Stranger
Nicholas Roberts
You have to admit, he did say the honest truth about Supertramp.
Joseph Reed
I don't know what Scaruffi has said about them desu.
Chase Butler
Bloody Well Right is the best song they have
Thomas Foster
these are actually great. thx
Isaac Moore
Primus
Cameron Roberts
Paul Simon, I rarely see Simon and Garfunkel posted and I've never seen his solo stuff here.
I see these all the time on Sup Forums
Wyatt Scott
STRANGE THINGS ARE HAPPENING TO ME
Andrew Powell
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This is great read detailing a bit of supertramps studio process, also THIS
Tom Petty is such a great example of just American Heartland rock, catchy hooks without being the worst sellouts or cock rock-tier (aerosmith)
Austin Jackson
Early rod Stewart
Aiden Baker
Supertramp are average. Why do they need more respect?
>john Cale
He's great but you picked the wrong albums. You want the ones with theatre of eternal music and his collaboration with terry riley
They get tons of respect here. They're constantly talked about
Primos are shit
Brody Harris
Blue Oyster Cult
Zachary Hill
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Eli Young
I think floyd gets enough credit on here, you get guys trashing them sometimes but I think it's mainly a ruse.
Ethan Young
This. BOC are fucking great and, barring an album or two in the mid 80s, their entire discography is gold.
Carson Price
They're just rush without a great drummer or bassist
Eli White
They'd be better with more cowbell.
William White
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