Artists whose music has not held up well over time.

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dcarter wrote:Chess King! That was brilliant. Put another notch on your laugh gun handle.
Notching as we speak, thanks... Wasn't Squier projected as the next Zeppelin for a week or so? There had to be some serious payola or something going on with that dude. He all of a sudden blasted onto the scene out of nowhere, then he disappeared after his unfortunate "Rock Me Tonight" video incident.

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KISS

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Chess King! That was brilliant. Put another notch on your laugh gun handle.

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el caballo loco wrote:I wish I could snap like Billy does. All manner of awesome.
That's a sweet shirt he rips off himself as well. I'm thinking Chess King circa 1984. That video is almost too funny to be true. How many people signed off on that?

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I wish I could snap like Billy does. All manner of awesome.

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Tokyo Fan wrote:
Okeman wrote:I know he has many sleepless nights just knowing that that video is out there, and there's nothing he can do about it.
LOL. I got as far as the mirror and couldn't watch anymore. Very funny comment.
Thanks, I appreciate you saying that. If I can make one person laugh, it's been a good day.

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Okeman wrote:I know he has many sleepless nights just knowing that that video is out there, and there's nothing he can do about it.
LOL. I got as far as the mirror and couldn't watch anymore. Very funny comment.

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I know he has many sleepless nights just knowing that that video is out there, and there's nothing he can do about it.

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Talus wrote:I think this qualifies:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FEltz3jhelU
Hah! Just saw this. Not the best look for sure. I always liked Ben Orr's voice, but he did have a little too much of a bloody Rod Stewart thing going on at times, may he rest in peace. Ben that is.

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calexico wrote:The Cars first album was a fun enough collection but after that it was turgid 80's rubbish.
I liked their second album "Candy O" quite a bit as well. After that, a significant drop-off for sure.

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The Cars first album was a fun enough collection but after that it was turgid 80's rubbish.

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I think both Wilco and Billy Joel hold up quite well.

The Who, as much as I love them, don't.

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megaballs1 wrote:Tough sell, I know.
All in good fun, my friend.... Take everything I write with a handful of salt. I grew up in LI, and liked Billy, but in all "honesty", do not think his tunes have held up well over time.

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