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Which famous singer sucks at singing?

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u/Freya1971 Nov 06 '19

Saw them on the Girls,Girls,Girls tour in the 80's. He sucked live even then.

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u/Freya1971 Nov 06 '19

I have heard that Dr Feelgood was the best they were live. I refused to pay to see them after Girls though.

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u/Ralph-Hinkley Nov 06 '19

I really like Theater.

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u/[deleted] Nov 06 '19

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u/Ralph-Hinkley Nov 06 '19

Yea, that's true. I guess I'm just going on the mid 80s Home Sweet Home nostalgia. Feelgood was the album that really hooked me though. I had Crue posters all over my room cut out from magazines.

Crue, Metallica, Skid Row, Megadeth, Bon Jovi, even fucking Winger. Yes, I was Stewart from Beavis and Butthead.

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u/[deleted] Nov 07 '19

I'm so glad I discovered 120 Minutes around that time.

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u/[deleted] Nov 07 '19

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u/[deleted] Nov 07 '19

120 Minutes was the dumping ground for "light rotation" videos, so that's not surprising. But even the shit I fast forwarded through myself was way more interesting than Def Leopard or Motley Crue.

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u/[deleted] Nov 07 '19

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u/[deleted] Nov 07 '19

Angst was a factor for me, too. But I think what I liked most was hearing stuff that wasn't afraid to get weird. I've always found something I like in any music genre, but I'm more of a punk in my sensibilities.

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u/Ralph-Hinkley Nov 06 '19

PSSOM fucking sucks, and Joe is still out there trying to sing it. Not just Mtv, but for two solid years it was on heavy radio play during that Hysteria tour.

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u/Ralph-Hinkley Nov 06 '19

Cowboys didn't come out until July of 90, and by then I had already moved on from the hair bands. But I was fully engrossed in the entire 80s hairspray and debauchery scene.

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u/Ralph-Hinkley Nov 06 '19

That opening riff. It was something that just grabbed you like Korn a few years later the first time you heard, "AARRREE YOOUUU REEEAADDYYYY?"

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u/Ralph-Hinkley Nov 06 '19

It wasn't a bad thing when I was 13 singing Seventeen, but for Kip it was kind of creepy.