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Multiple bands are just more Nickleback

they went disco for a little bit

and just like Doritos, every once in a while you gorge on a bunch of doritos until you get totally sick of them and swear you don't like them any more. A month goes by and you start snacking on them again because you hopelessly like them.

Dog on the Road

Hard disagree about CCR.

Sabaton is on my go-to playlist whenever I play Valheim.

First that came to mind. Can’t stand them. Just boring.

As much as I dislike them, their music has evolved. Their 80s stuff sounds different than their 90s stuff. However, after 'Achung baby', they have not made any interesting music whatsoever. To be honest, 'Achtung baby' did not stand the test of time for me either.

Don't change perfection

I still get The Vultures Ate My Dead Ass Up stuck in my head.

I'd say Thunder sounds somewhat different from their other music, and I don't enjoy it at all.

You fuck. Now I have this fucking shit song stuck in my head!

Sorry about my rage ...

Idk, I feel like their first few albums sounded pretty different to the ones that came later.

God The Ramones are such a weak band. I've never understood people's fanaticism.

I appreciate Angus Young's self-awareness.

"I'm sick and tired of people saying that we put out 11 albums that sound exactly the same. In fact, we’ve put out 12 albums that sound exactly the same."

It is very controversial to say that of the Beatles. Once they stopped doing live shows they reinvented themselves.

Pre 1964 Beatles I will give you. After, say, Revolver? I don’t see how you could compare Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds to Tomorrow Never Knows to Martha My Dear to Back in the USSR to Sun King, etc etc etc

Often you can tell it’s the same band, but these are meaningfully different sonic experiences.

Say what you will about AC/DC, nobody else can convey the idea of sweaty testicles in musical form as effectively as they do.

AC/DC music is nothing more than 4 chords and a beat.

And you know, sometimes that's all you need.

AC/DC especially has the same drum rythm for all songs.

Whole lotta Rosie is on my husband's workout playlist and it is a jam. So good.

I feel like there was at least some variety during the Bon Scott era but yeah everything from Back in Black on is the same.

The Beatles is like 4 bands wearing a trenchcoat, so I'm gonna have to disagree with you there. I wouldn't even say any individual album is samey from at least sgt peppers on

The Beatles did evolve over time. Their early stuff all sounds the same and their late stuff all sounds the same, but there's a big difference between their boy band phase and their stoner phase.

I feel like it kinda works for him. It's very mellow acoustic folkish music you could just have going on in the background.

Ozfest 2001 was one of the first concerts I went to, right as AWK started his brief rise. Absolute blast to see live, the music was still fresh at that point. And the guy is just a goofball, total respect for him and his act. But you're also 100% correct. You know what you're getting with them. Early 2000s, they were on every bill, they played constantly.

Yeah, I think it's very difficult for bands to reinvent themselves, and the majority who try lose fans because of it. The two bands who always spring to kind for me are Radiohead and Brand New, whose discographies are a bit of a roller coaster genre-wise, the former much more so.

Coldplay springs to mind. The Coldplay who released Moon Music last year is an entirely different band to the one who released Parachutes in 2000. I know of few other bands who've gone through such an enormous transformation. And while the newer stuff may not resonate with me the way the early stuff did, it's fair to say that it's worked for them.

AND YET, Pictures of Matchstick Men is a psych masterpiece.

Their radio singles are same sounding, but they have some very different sounding songs that don't get played.

I was just listening to them for the first time in a long while last week. There's a noticeably difference pre and post elevation album.

Haha, agree on that one. I'mma be a lil spicy and say Tankard if we're to stay in the thrash metal genre lol.

That's absolutely wild, her music is all over the place. None of the singles on her new album sounded anything alike lol

I'm not a huge Eilish fan, but "when the party's over" is excellent and very different from everything else I've heard from her.