Favorite Band back in the 90's that you can't stand to listen to today....

[jburke]

I will start
Basically every band that everyone listed as their favorites for the most part....
Pearl Jam
Foo Fighters
Green Day
Blink 182 (mostly albums from that era)
I am sure I can think of more too...

 

[mctallerton]

They were not my favorite but I enjoyed listening to them, Red Hot Chili Peppers.

 

[jburke]

They were not my favorite but I enjoyed listening to them, Red Hot Chili Peppers.

Another one I hate.... Thanks for the reminder...

 

[yez]

Weezer.

 

[AgronAlum]

I listen to most of still but I've definitely chilled out on RHCP and Alice in Chains.

 

[EnhancedFujita]

Most of the dumb rock music I liked in the late 90s or early 2000s. Korn, Disturbed, etc. I was at a Disturbed/Hatebreed concert in 2011 I think and just realized, "I've got a wife and kids, this music has no meaning to me now."

 

[cycloneG]

Red Hot Chili Peppers

They just didn't sound very good to me. I could never get into them.

 

[jburke]

Most of the dumb rock music I liked in the late 90s or early 2000s. Korn, Disturbed, etc. I was at a Disturbed/Hatebreed concert in 2011 I think and just realized, "I've got a wife and kids, this music has no meaning to me now."

Don't forget Limp Biscuit....

 

[EnhancedFujita]

Don't forget Limp Biscuit....

And Staind... ick

 

[cydsho]

Dave Matthews Band.

 

[jburke]

Dave Matthews Band.

Got way into those guys in college, early 00's, but no I tend to change the station every time a song comes on....

 

[dmclone]

I still like listening to the songs I listened to in the 90's but there are very few of those bands that have put out good music since.

 

[coolerifyoudid]

Most of the dumb rock music I liked in the late 90s or early 2000s. Korn, Disturbed, etc. I was at a Disturbed/Hatebreed concert in 2011 I think and just realized, "I've got a wife and kids, this music has no meaning to me now."

This is where I am. I can't say I've gone from love to hate with any band, but I've gravitated away from the heavier sounds of some of the bands I used to like.

I'm not much of a mosh pit/crowd surfing guy anymore.

 

[Frak]

Live. I played the hell out of that Throwing Copper album and got burnt out on it. Now I can't stand them.

 

[NATEizKING]

Back in my day as a kid in the 90's, I was outside playing most of the time and the Internet for music wasn't really a thing til late 90's. Never wore any of the music out and still enjoy pretty much all of it.

Been loving MTV Unplugged on YouTube lately.

 

[mb7299]

Its funny as all get out how corny Mc Hammers songs are, I had no idea how bad they were yet as a kid I thought wow this is good music. Interesting how he put his religious beliefs into the songs, never would have guessed that until much later.

 

[yez]

Live. I played the hell out of that Throwing Copper album and got burnt out on it. Now I can't stand them.

I only listen to the deep cuts on that album. White Discussion is still badass

 

[dmclone]

Here comes the most unpopular statement of the year....

Is it possible/probable that if Kurt Cobain wouldn't have killed himself, Nirvana would have just been another band that died off in the late 90's like STP, Soundgarden, Alice in chains, etc.

 

[19clone91]

3 doors down, and Staind probably.

 

[mapnerd]

For me, it's just the songs I've heard a million times on the radio that I'm sick of:

Interstate Love Song
Jeremy
Rooster
Sex Type Thing
Enter Sandman

There are plenty more. I just wish radio stations would play deeper cuts and not the hits from the 90's.