Unpopular Music and Gear Opinions that Should be More Popular

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rsm said:
I know Priest (saw them a few times, with Iron Maiden in the late 70s/80s), but they weren't anything special...maybe to you gen alpha kids they seem more influential than they ever were.
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Priest weren't anything special? :ROFLMAO: That's not even an argument, you're high

Even their biggest haters (that actually know anything about metal) wouldn't say that - they single handedly forged and were the flag bearers of the NWOBHM and influenced every subgenre that followed heavily
 
Smash said:
My thought on kiss...4/4 beat; 4 high hat hits, one snare, alternating one to two on bass tom....ad nauseum. Generic lyrics

Reminds me of country, just has diatortion and no bumfucked accent
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You've described 95% of all classic rock bands.
 
thegame said:
True story; a guy I worked with for years absolutely loved Priest….until Halford came out. Then he was all like, “I can’t listen to this anymore because Halford was singing about guys”. I guéss RSM is ok with “Christine Sixteen” subject matter
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I've literally never met anyone who stopped liking/listening to priest because he was light in the loafers - my parents (in the 90s when he came out) were like "yeah no shit everyone assumed it, look at their clothes"
 
DanTravis62 said:
Priest weren't anything special? :ROFLMAO: That's not even an argument, you're high

Even their biggest haters (that actually know anything about metal) wouldn't say that - they single handedly forged and were the flag bearers of the NWOBHM and influenced every subgenre that followed heavily
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yes the '70s metal dry / gap years.
 
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