Is There A Band Or Singer You Really Liked

[Bigbad]

But only up to a certain point?
fiction-factory’s thread below about Queen got me thinking about this.
I like all their albums up to and including Night At The Opera, but none of them after that.
Only yesterday I put Kacey Musgraves first 2 albums on a memory stick for my DIL, and told her there is a third, but I deleted it because I don’t like it, no matter how hard I try.
When she releases another album, I wont be bothering with it.

[Prudie]

I only liked Genesis after Phil Collins became frontman - Trick of the Tail and Now we are Three are all time favourites of mine that I still play all the time. Similarly Fleetwood Mac after the Stevie Nicks line-up and Doobie Brothers after the Minute by Minute album.

[Chinajan]

I loved Peter Green's Fleetwood Mac but the later incarnation of the band [which was completely different] left me cold. I can appreciate the latter produced good quality music well written but it's just not the type of music I choose to listen to.

Jethro Tull were early favourites of mine but then they went too 'folksy'.

I remain a Bowie fan but wasn't too keen on his Thin White Duke period.

[JimF]

"Now we are Three" "all-time favourite"

Ahem! That would be "...And Then There Were Three..."

[Manjo]

The killers

[Prudie]

You know Jim I play it all the time in the car and have done for years but not from it's CD case and always have a problem remembering the exact title. Before posting I put 'genesis now we are three' into google search and as that came up straightaway as top result I didn't bother to check it :-) Of course now I have that result opens wiki with 'and then thee were three'

[Prudie]

its CD case - I'm very overtired tonight...

[JimF]

:-)

I'm really surprised that you don't like, e.g. "Selling England by the Pound", though. The Lamb Lies Down on Broadway I could understand, though, as that's quite different from anything else they recorded.