Mammoth WVH do when they play headline shows but they’ve only got one record so far

Lead Me Home by Jamey Johnson definitely fits the bill of what you’re looking for

Virtually every contemporary pop song. They’re all full of nonsensical versus and are built strictly on a catchy hook or chorus

The Pixies? Are you kidding me? They aren’t grunge and never were. They’re more a pop and alt rock band than anything. Nirvana and The Pixies aren’t in the same place

Myles Kennedy

Hated is a bit strong, they were massive at the height of their career. I’ve recently gotten into them but I always knew they were big despite not being a huge fan

Fruit Bats, they covered all of Siamese Dream

Only Love Can Save Me Now - The Pretty Reckless

The minute i heard that song I knew it was one of the best songs that Taylor Momsen had written and the band had made as a whole. Why it wasn’t a single prior to Death By Rock and Roll’s release blows my mind

Shake Your Money Maker - Twice As Hard - The Black Crowes

Accurate for you maybe but it’s not at all accurate for someone else since music taste is subjective. I’ve only heard one of those albums and it doesn’t even crack my top 20

In The Garage is a kick ass song

Fever Dream - Palaye Royale

Very cinematic and provides a stunning visual accompaniment for the song

I like Muse but I don’t love them. I enjoy their music but I completely understand why people don’t like them and in some cases can’t stand them.

Their style is very unique in the sense not many bands were doing prog/space rock in mainstream rock at the time so since they brought something different to the table they got popular super fast and when that happens a lot of people get burned out fast. Also their style isn’t the most beloved style of rock by any stretch so I totally understand the reasons of people who don’t like them.

For me personally that’s not the case. Most of music I listened to in that period I find to be good but I don’t love it.

I feel it’s more about where you are in your life when it comes to the music that you love because people change so their tastes change as well

Dirt - Alice In Chains

2112 - Rush

Back In Black - AC/DC

Fever Dream - Palaye Royale

AB3 - Alter Bridge

Nevermind The Bollocks - Sex Pistols

Some of the more overrated instrumentalists that popular music has seen. They were fine but there have been so many other bands with significantly better players.

They’re not because they didn’t mold the entire scape of what became a certain genre. That’s why to me the best band of all time is Led Zeppelin because rock and roll as we know would cease to exist without them. They laid the groundwork for every band to exist after them, Nirvana included.

Now I’m not saying Nirvana wasn’t important or influential, they most certainly were because they brought a sound and a city to the forefront of mainstream music but I don’t personally feel Nirvana was a true pioneer in terms of their impact on music as a whole.

Nirvana was a great band, the band of an entire generation but I don’t feel they’re the best that’s ever existed.

Deloused In The Comatorium - The Mars Volta

21st Century Breakdown - Green Day

American Idiot - Green Day

Planet Zero - Shinedown

Attention Attention - Shinedown

I totally agree. I feel there’s a lot of music or listeners who don’t notice the artistry of lyrics and how impactful lyrics can be in a song. To me there are a lot of songs that lack depth lyrically and are nothing more than a means of cashing a check, but that’s just me.

I’ve also noticed that as I’ve gotten older, I notice and comprehend the complexity of lyrics much more than I used to when I was younger even with songs I’ve been listening to my whole life. It’s quite interesting to see how mood and age change the perception of lyrics.

Van Halen’s self titled

Bad - Michael Jackson

The Joshua Tree - U2

Who’s Next - The Who

Led Zeppelin IV

Moving Pictures - Rush

The Number of the Beast - Iron Maiden

1. The Pretender - Foo Fighters

2. Slither - Velvet Revolver

3. Remedy - Seether

4. Devour - Shinedown

5. I Don’t Wanna Stop - Ozzy Osbourne

Here’s A Quarter by Travis Tritt

Good Riddance by Green Day

Broken by Palaye Royale

Better Without You by Koe Wetzel

Monkey Wrench by Foo Fighters

(Full disclosure these may be more screw you songs than my woman done me wrong)

Robert Finley, Kingfish Ingram, Living Colour, Ayron Jones, Radkey.

There are a ton of greats in both the blues and rock genres both past and present as well.

Måneskin is a great. They cover various sub genres of rock and are continuing to improve with each and every release.

Prophets of Rage are a great combo of rap and hard rock. It’s members Public Enemy, Cypress Hill, and Rage Against The Machine, it’s amazing.