Albums you do not get...a plea for help and understanding

Although I like some tracks and the sonics of the album, I have not really been able to listen to Pink Floyd's "The Wall" very consistently in recent years.  Turgid...  I'm also not a fan of "Wish You Were Here."  For PF, I prefer Animals and Dark Side, although I wish Dark Side wasn't so darned overproduced that it's softened down...

I saw Waters do Dark Side in entirety show and he stripped it all back to fundamental rock, not so glossy, live and it was excellent as such.  His semi-recent Wall tour, which I did go see, bored me.. the show just bored me.  

The chaotic Bebop jazz never did it for me, it’s just very annoying.  I can’t listen to country music either.  Dylan, Neil Young & CSNY are as country as I get.  I like funk & soul of the 60’s-80’s but not rap, house or whatever other noise can be made when you don’t play any real instruments.
 

Grunge from the 90’s is my cutoff!  Anything past that in the last 25+ years pretty much sucks, except for a handful of songs.  Please help me out here, I’m sure that there’s much more good music during this stretch of time that I just don’t know about.

On the Boss:  once he did that Nebraska LP, he jumped the shark, IMHO. His early stuff was great though.  Now & ever since Nebraska every song has a midwestern twang to it.  He just can’t even speak like he’s from North Jersey anymore.

The 80’s music was just fun music, mostly all of it, even the whiny New Wave stuff. Love the 60’s & 70’s music, even the terrible “Billy Don’t Be a Hero” kind of horrible 70’s music :)

@curtdr - If you can find it, see if you can hear a live version of 'Dark Side Of the Moon'  from the 'Meddle' tour, well before the album came out, and it was called 'Eclipse: A Piece For Assorted Lunatics' - quite different from what was eventually released! 

For those who want to get Steely Dan but don't, I recommend FM (No Static at All)

It didn't appear on any of their albums but shows up on the compilations.

FM was a 1978 film where Martin Mull in my opinion stole the move.  Fun movie, great soundtrack and a great representation of what Steely Dan is all about.

Larsman, Good call   Here is the playlist I think....