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AC/DC and CCR come to mind. Doesn’t bother me though. It’s the audio equivalent to eating a bag of Doritos. The flavor doesn’t change, but every now and then there’s one with a little more powder on it.
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.
Nickelback
Really surprised no one’s mentioned Everclear, but that might just be because no one thinks about Everclear that much
Basshunter albums from the 2000s
Surprised no one’s mentioned U2
To some degree, Goatwhore. Love the band, and this isn’t necessarily a bad thing. I can never remember song titles of theirs, because they are all a bit OTT tbh.
@Myr@lemmy.world
every band that i don’t like
This is the answer.
Tool
Oof. That’s a tough one. Every song on an album sounds pretty similar, but I feel like each album has a very distinct style from the others.
Metallica.
I remember one night working a job replacing checkout lanes at Savemart one of the other dudes doing the job setup the PA system to play nothing but Metallica songs and at our first break I asked if he could stop playing the same song on repeat and then showed me he had 6 whole CDs in the thing and it was on shuffle.
So then I asked to add other bands to the mix.
But I mean… There’s like 12 different parts to “Unforgiven.” Which is basically just 1 song.
Metallica’s fandom has fractured every single album release after Ride the Lightning. My best friend in high school and I almost threw hands over the Black album and it’s because that was the one we agreed on
AC/DC for sure. Every song has the same vibe. It’s a good vibe, but once you’ve heard one song, you’ve heard them all.
…is it going to be controversial if I also say The Beatles? Maybe not ALL of their music, but most.
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.”
