Circa Survive too

Wrong by Depeche Mode

I totally agree. I found the music video for Black Licorice on YouTube one night, and had to listen to everything else of theirs I could find lol. Been a fan ever since. I saw them live at History in Toronto. It was a great show, they are a lot of fun.

I second this

Great salad bruv

Bartender - rehab

Get high. Then listen again.

Unkle “Rabbit in your headlights”

Respect.

Check out Neighbor.

Lots of their music available for free here - - >

https://neighbortunes.net/pages/videos

It's Thrice - Artist in the Ambulance and it isn't even close for me

Spacey Jane!

Try out with SZA

Ian Gillan gets around being in the PF production of Jesus Christ Superstar in addition to joining Sabbath. I actually think ‘Born Again’ has some great tracks on it.

The Scientist for me! never gets old and I'm still listening up to now

It likely has less to do with the music, the musicians capabilities, or their creative decisions and more with marketing and business strategy over the last 40 years by the band and their labels.

Nice!

They pretty much were two different bands. Like Syd Floyd then Waters/Gilmore fFloyd

LOL, one of my old boses loved DP

at one point in time every kid that wanted to learn rock guitar first thing they learned was the basic chords of smoke in the water

also DP spawned into Rainbow with Blackmore and Whitesnake with David Coverdale and Ian Guillan amazing work in Black Sabbat

They also did one if not the first rock bands orchertal colaborations with the royal philarmonic orchesta with a John Lord composition

amazing amount of talent in that band history

I have only recently heard of the name Portugal. The Man, like in the last few months. But I've heard "Feel it Still" a bunch and love it. Had no idea that was the same group.

Also nice to see a disabled person as a successful musician, that's not a terribly common thing!

I feel ya. But, all those beginning guitar players can’t tell/don’t know the difference.

Andy Gibb

His first album "Flowing Rivers" is his best but there's always greatest / best of collections out there. However there are hidden gems on "Flowing Rivers" that you won't hear anywhere else.

David Bowie

Anyone can upload just about anything to the internet, and they do, in their droves. It's not in the slightest just big names, that's quite ridiculous.

Even a basic search turns up several websites dedicated to the shetlands dialect and its songs, including a one that sells cds, reams of archives , dictionaries, a forum were you could ask about it, and the tools you would need to share any information you do gather to make it easier for the next person. Think you're really underselling and/or underutilizing the options available to you.

Not even close to her best shit