Name a band that NO ONE likes...

[protegeV]

a-ha

 

[chaosMK]

Brokencyde

 

[Richland123]

The Banana Splits

 

[sid sonic]

U2, bruce springsteen and anything else thats played over and over and over...but raisins..mmmm

 

[Killing Floor]

DUDE!!! Really? The 'Splits were awesome!! Fleegle was a friggin' superstar.

 

[Richland123]

Groovie Goolies

 

[Scootbass1]

Uhh Primus sucks!

Ok, seriously...

Strapping Young Lad

Turbo Negro

Lord Tracy (doubt anyone even knows of this band)

I know who Lord Tracy is. I even have there concert DVD "Live from the Basement in Dallas 1989". Kinley "Barney" Wolfe played bass in that band, he was an entertaining bassist to watch. They had a video on MTV, when they still played music videos, for the song "Out With The Boys". The front man Terry Glaze sang for Pantera before Phil Anselmo. They fall into the one album and done group for the most part. They released a second album in 2008 that went nowhere. Probably not so much in the not liked category, but the not well known as you stated.
Cheers,
Mike

 

[Charlzm]

Rush (don't @ me).

You gotta try harder than that, man. Clearly, lots of people like Rush.

 

[Charlzm]

Anyone say Rebecca Black yet?

EDIT - did a search. Yes, she has been mentioned. Several times.

 

[John Webb]

Oh....the inanity!

 

[Fat Freddy]

Oh....the inanity!

I actually quite like them....especially the guy with the thingy

 

[vvvmmm]

Jack Johnson

he's the guy sings about the bubbly toes he got from dumping in the tub

 

[TuneIn]

I know who Lord Tracy is. I even have there concert DVD "Live from the Basement in Dallas 1989". Kinley "Barney" Wolfe played bass in that band, he was an entertaining bassist to watch. They had a video on MTV, when they still played music videos, for the song "Out With The Boys". The front man Terry Glaze sang for Pantera before Phil Anselmo. They fall into the one album and done group for the most part. They released a second album in 2008 that went nowhere. Probably not so much in the not liked category, but the not well known as you stated.
Cheers,
Mike

Cool that you know/remember them. Not many know Terry Glaze was the first singer of Pantera, \m/

 

[Core Creek]

Hanson

Another band worth defending.... laugh all you want at Hanson, those recordings had Abe Laborial on bass and Abe Laborial Jr. on drums.... two absolute powerhouses in the industry.

 

[Core Creek]

Rod Morgenstein from Winger talks about how he ended up there after playing with the Dixie Dreggs. This is a great interview....

 

[BasementWarrior]

I don't understand how anyone could like Motley Crüe.

 

[Frank77]

Creed.

(I was gonna say Rage Against The Machine but there are even "more disliked" bands than them.)

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That Creed shot is probably the most '90s photo ever taken.

 

[Core Creek]

I have never figured out Nirvana. Pedestrian songwriting at best. Sure, it was full of teen angst, but the teens listening to it were white suburban middle class. What did they have to be angry about? One more Nirvana album could have had such future classics as- Mom's late for soccer practice, Volvo's busted, Lost my place in line at Cinnabon.

I was never a big Nirvana fan - I liked them casually. But I give Kurt Cobain mad respect - when my guitar students would ask to learn his songs they made no sense. The chords he used just don't go together in any way we're taught in music theory. And then he managed to weave creative melody lines on top of that. Say what you want about their "agnst", but those songs have far more craft to them than most of today's formulaic pop/rock..... and don't even get me started on how formulaic country music is....

 

[Bigpig]

Has anybody mentioned Kenny G?

No, until you came along, none of us had that particular taste in our mouths . . .

 

[turf3]

11 pages and no one's mentioned Josie and the Pussycats?