Are there any recording artists you just can’t listen too?

@immatthewj 

”What are you saying”

I am not saying anything at all. Not even generalising.

As long as dancing, prancing or posing looks good, l don’t care.

@waytoomuchstuff l agree with your observation. That “Sloopy Girl” with the untrained rabbits was hot and cool.

Bono on the other hand. Didn’t he look like a black mackintosh brigade slithery slimy sloppy boy.

l worked at two local cinemas in the 70s. One exhibited some seedy X rated films from time to time. I observed that black mackintosh look which was quite prevalent when those films were showing. Just a bit of first hand background knowledge from my job back then. 
 

Very hard to put hand and job in the same sentence without some connotation. (Never mind very hard)

Warren Zevon should have written a song titled Snowflakes Of London and dedicated it to Lord Snowflake.

"I saw a snowflake living in his mommy's basement 

he was triggered when he heard The Boss . . ."

@immatthewj 

Carry on Mathew….. l would love to hear some more of that song with a rhyme here and there. May l elaborate?

I saw a snowflake living in his mommy’s basement

He was triggered when he heard The Boss….

Every time he made a statement

Always thought it was pure dross….

Not taking sides as l have made this song to be interpreted two ways depending on how the reader views it.

@lordmelton ,

I'm partial to ' Roland the Headless Thompson Gunner' myself.

@thecarpathian  Thank you. Zevon had a great sense of history with Roland and also Veracruz among others.

His rendition of "Back in the High Life Again" completely outclasses Steve Winwood's version. One of my top 5 artists.