Your Unpopular Opinions In Music

I really don't get the love behind Coldplay's "In My Place". It's really soggy and sappy and too "Coldplay-ish" and pales in comparison to the rest of Rush of Blood. I'm actually glad they dropped the song from the AHFOD tour but then they brought it back to the acoustic set because so many people kept requesting it. I did enjoy singing along to it since I was really close to the C-stage from my area.

 

I love the guitar melody in In My Place. So soothing

 

Paramore wasn't that great until their self-titled.

 

I don't feel bad about enjoying 50 Cent, Waka Flocka, 2 Chainz, Rick Ross...

can understand if someone mocks me for it but oh well

 

I like Mike Shinoda's singing waaay more than his rapping, and go so far and say he is my favorite male singer ever!

 

Speaking of Mike, there are some fantastic tracks on "The Rising Tied"

 

Lex Luger is one of my favorite producers ever

 

Guns N' Roses are pretty overrated imo. I enjoy most of their songs, but still ...
Slayer are kinda overrated, too At least after Seasons in the Abyss

 

Haunted by Beyonce is one of the best songs ever

 

I don't like Kendrick Lamar

 

They're coming for your head

 

None of these artists excite me. Off the top of my head Picture Me Broken, Heart, and VersaEmerge are the only rock bands with a female singer that I actually listen to and enjoy.

Anyway, Kendrick Lamar's "To Pimp a Butterfly" is boring.

 

Jade Puget is one of the best guitarists

 

Not sure how unpopular of an opinion this is but:

The Foo Fighters are better than Nirvana.

 

Too Weird to Live, Too Rare to Die! is Panic! at the Disco's worst album. Pretty. Odd. is the best.

 

As much as I love Nirvana, I actually agree with you. I had already got into the Foo Fighters way before I even started to check out Nirvana's discography.

 

@InGibible

 

I can't win.

Another opinion Gibs will not like:
The album version of Coldplay's Everglow is just as good as the single version stripped down, each with different strengths.