Are there any recording artists you just can’t listen too?

A like, no lie... Dire Straits & M. Knopfler afterwards until distracted yet again....

Once posted the lyrics elsewhere to another Post/posteraddict of Industrial Disease. He’d not heard it (how?!), asked if I’d wrote it.
Thanked him for the compliment, unfortunately no.... 🤷‍♂️😏  Certainly captured then and now, imho....

The Bug kinda encapsulates the rest... ;)

One has to pick their own version of entropy... ;)

If I don’t like ’it’....I don’t repeat the experience.  Goes for nearly anything that vibrates the air one’s standing in...all that makes it do that is of the same level of expectation.

A Legs  remix by the AON captures some little details within a ’space’ (early very fan)...  I enjoy hearing ’playing a round with sound’ ....and they’ve got history....

The Art Of Debussy continues a ’fascination’ they’ve had a a group, the album The Seduction of Claude Debussy is where they ’deep-ended’ themselves...

Until, well. The Art.  Not to everyone’s taste, but a fantastic workout for the drivers.

Everything nearly all at once...👍😏

....and Then there’s that which I just like to play loud....by FBS, master of the live mix...

I mean LOUD.  Are You Ready?

🤷‍♂️👏😆🎶👍😎

@spin4cards ,

Why would Ella, Peggy, and Doris Day own jock straps??

I'm going to throw in the current whatever genre it is that plays in many stores and restaurants today. I'm talking about the stuff where it's impossible to tell one nerve grating singer from another and they all seem to like singing through a voice warbling synthesizer about nonsense that doesn't seem to even have a theme to it. 

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l’m reading through the nights postings this morning in the UK

Can l say thank you to all who have taken the time and interest in the subject. There have been so many amusing and interesting comments that had me chuckling to myself. My partner wondered what l was up to while having coffee. I had to read some of them out. She even put in her pet hate with some of the music l listen too.

Ennio Morricone and his 60s and 70s experimental horror, thriller, psychedelic, avant-garde style soundtracks. Now l have to agree with her on this point as so much of it can be impenetrable and discordant taken out of context with the films…..an unexpected assault on the ear drums for an unprepared listener.

Not intended as a thumbs down on this artist but a valid point for the uninitiated.