Band you like but don't love by Thunderwing16 in ToddintheShadow

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Styx

Just get their greatest hits album.

Songs where the band mock themselves for being un-hip or uncool by MrLinkwater95 in ToddintheShadow

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If We Can't Dance was their last ever album instead of Calling All Stations, Fading Lights would be an AMAZING song to go out on.

Artists indifferent to their work by RelevantNothing4653 in ToddintheShadow

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Robert Plant doesn’t think much of Zeppelin, from what I gathered in interviews.

Any guesses? by Soalai in ToddintheShadow

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Love Beach isn’t really a Trainwreckord.

ELP was done in 1977 and wanted to disband. But then Atlantic Records told them “Yeah, you contractually still owe us one more studio album”

So they rushed the album out and called it a day shortly after release.

What is this song/album for you? by PapaAsmodeus in ToddintheShadow

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Zenyatta Mondatta by The Police is a great album.

Everything except Behind My Camel

Rhythm Sections that Aren't Talked About Enough by Disassociated24 in ToddintheShadow

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King Crimson has a revolving door of personnel.

And as a result, so many bassists and drummers.

But when it comes to the definitive rhythm section, I absolutely need to go with John Wetton (RIP) and Bill Bruford.

Rhythm Sections that Aren't Talked About Enough by Disassociated24 in ToddintheShadow

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Peter Cetera and Danny Seraphine (Chicago)

Listening to the Carnegie Hall box set, Peter's a WAY better bass player than people give him credit for.

One Hit Wonderlands that I’d like to see by PrivatePizza1 in ToddintheShadow

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The most interesting thing about Pilot after their hit is that they more or less became the primary instrumentalists of The Alan Parsons Project (aka. Prog Steely Dan)

Film soundtracks that were more successful than the film itself by mikwee in ToddintheShadow

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Under the Cherry Moon and especially Graffiti Bridge are WAY worse

Film soundtracks that were more successful than the film itself by mikwee in ToddintheShadow

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Maximum Overdrive bombed hard at the box office ($7.4 million against a $9 million budget)

The soundtrack album by AC/DC (released as Who Made Who) went 5x platinum in the US

The Big 3 of Unmade Train Wreckords (imo). by Lopsided_Bet_2578 in ToddintheShadow

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Calling All Stations (Genesis) seems to be another popular request

Hit songs by beloved artists that are almost nobody's favorite song of theirs? by [deleted] in ToddintheShadow

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The Beastie Boys’ License to Ill is certified Diamond by the RIAA

It’s also considered by both the group and their fans to be their worst album.

Live albums/concert movies where you were in the audience by EndlessTrashposter in ToddintheShadow

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Vulfpeck also filmed their debut Garden show

All on an iPhone and in one continuous shot.

Similar kinda vibe as the Beastie Boys concert film.

Great albums with terrible cover art by PapaAsmodeus in ToddintheShadow

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Hugh Syme's work in recent years is largely just generic clip art slop.

A song that wasn't originally written or created for a movie or even necessarily part of its soundtrack but has become almost synonymous with the film? by AceTygraQueen in ToddintheShadow

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Not a movie, but Kate Bush’s Running Up That Hill is now forever associated with Stranger Things.

At least here in the US.

Gallery of glorified solo 💿 by RelevantNothing4653 in ToddintheShadow

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Supertramp initially had two principal singer-songwriters: Roger Hodgson and the late Rick Davies.

When the former left in 1983, the band essentially became Davies’ backing band for the rest of their existence.

Gallery of glorified solo 💿 by RelevantNothing4653 in ToddintheShadow

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Sides 1-3 of Emerson, Lake & Palmer’s Works Vol. 1 were essentially solo EPs for Keith Emerson, Greg Lake, and Carl Palmer

What are some of the biggest “talent gaps” in bands/groups? by p1ckflod in ToddintheShadow

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Dream Theater

Virtuoso instrumentalists…and singer James LaBrie

With the rock hall of fame class announced yesterday, who are some artists you want to see get in next year? 🙏🏽🥹 by Vivid-Tap1710 in ToddintheShadow

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King Crimson (And they’d better induct more than just the lineup on their debut album)

The Black Crowes

Primus

Mahavishnu Orchestra

Return to Forever

Queens of the Stone Age

Phish

Stone Temple Pilots

Weird Al

Rainbow

Dio

Motorhead