A thread dedicated to mediocre artists --not terrible, not good, just sort of okay or blah.
A thread dedicated to mediocre artists --not terrible, not good, just sort of okay or blah.
Foo Fighters
this thread seems weird, and i'm not usually one to say threads are unnecessary.
also, i take great exception to My Chemical Romance being included in here. they're fucking great.
I admit that I still have a soft spot for Dysfunction and a ramdom smattering of their songs. Yesterday's chorus is really catchy and shows off Lewis' range. But yes, @eversonpoe , he is indeed a troglodyte.
I thought the same. A shitty music thread Paints broad strokes on what you hate or dislike. To me this thread is a one foot in and one foot out of getting the nerve to call yourself a fan of a band. Either you like them or you don’t. This comes off as a weakened attempt to say I like this band but I’m embarrassed.
Not really. I'm very "meh" on every band that I listed. What you are describing is a guilty pleasure. I think that Poison is pretty bad, but I enjoy them because they are a lot of fun, whereas I think Staind are just plain mediocre, not awful, not bad really, just kind of blah, paint-by-numbers generic rock that doesn't invoke any kind of reaction from me. So I would call Staind mediocre rather than just plain shitty, imho.
Last edited by GulDukat; 06-30-2020 at 03:11 PM.
@GulDukat if you post buckcherry in this thread, i'm done
best MCR is the first record, where the band's relationship to punk/hardcore is still relatively clear.
Lose me with that Queen worship stuff.
Godsmack has a handful of good songs as well, at least on their first couple of albums. Haven't listened to anything post-2002 or so.
The only mediocre thing here, is this thread.
MCR were always evolving, bringing a different artistic vision to their next album. Their concepts were always coherent and with the Black Parade also quite influential in some areas - except for Weapons, which isn't an album really.
Most 'mediocre' is probably Gerards Way's solo album, but that's because it was influenced by Britpop and that genre hardly ever did anything for me.