This must be the out of tune singers set: 

The Smiths - Ask
Pearl Jam - Alive

 tiggers wrote: 
No, I wasn't Tiggerths, you thilly gooth.

 Tagish_girl wrote: 

Why do you think he sat inside on a nice day, writing??? ;)
Morrissey will be the big 50 next month.

 stewliscious wrote: 

Let me see now.... Hendrix, My Morning Jacket, Santana, Uncle Tupelo.... you were never really going to get The Smiths were you? LOL!

Wow, this is a really really bad song.  Really.  Bad.

'the bong that will keep us together???'

Smiths at their peak.

I bought the album because of this song.

Smoove_D wrote:

If you'd don't love them, then we'll have to wait for the bomb to bring us together on this issue.

I love The Smiths.

This isn't their best but it still gets a 7

Smoove_D wrote:I agree with the gentleman from the land of many brews.

A definite mute next time it comes up.

Oscillating Wildly...!

Smoove_D wrote:

I'm kinda with you. I like "How Soon is Now", but I've heard nothing else I really like by them.

apd wrote:

Mine too. Tongue firmly in cheek there.

still sounds great today!

I was always a casual hater of the Smiths, but ever since I began listening to RP, and in turn began hearing more of the Smiths, I've strongly considered becoming a registered detester.

Rating ^ 9
Volume ^10

Frater_Kork wrote:

sounds like there's something you'd like to try...

One of the things I liked about the Smiths back in the 80’s was that they were clearly a comedy band and no one got the joke except me. The more other people hated them the more I loved them. It’s nice to see things don’t change and even today as many people loath them as love them.
The other thing I liked was Johnny Marr on guitar.

Bring me the Bong the Bong the Bong, I need to pull me together.

horstman wrote:

A point well-taken. Although I do prefer earlier Smiths to this stuff. It's too happy.

Heh. It's the Smiths! I like it. Morrissey ain't that bad!

milehighYinzer wrote:

This is a really good, valid, point that is lost on so many people. If we all were judged professionally in a day to day world by EVERYONE based on our personal views, our lives would be a lot harder to deal with on a day to day basis. The only reason Morissey (or Joplin or Jim Morrison) face these dilemmas is that the media eats, devours any and all that these artists say.

Professionally, as a Landscape Architect, I am judged on the quality of my designs, not my political affiliations, my sexual tastes, my view of the universe as a whole. Try to look past the fluff of everyday existence. It opens up a lot of doors.

I have always liked the Smiths. Morissey is a quirky chap but what the hell. Rather be entertained by him than Justin Timberlake!!!

How to bring a beautiful morning down to earth with a crash :puke: :puke: :puke:

If it's not love, then it's the bombs that will bring us together?

Ask me.

Arthur_Two_Sheds wrote:

That sums it up nicely.

fredriley wrote:True. There are good musicians that I personally can't listen to, but I wouldn't call them talentless. The Smiths influenced so many bands that it isn't even funny(the Shins, Modest Mouse, etc.) Calling them talentless is just retarded.

Arthur_Two_Sheds wrote:

I can't bear Bob Dylan but that's a personal preference - I wouldn't dream of describing him as a "talentless bum" just because his voice gets on my tits.