Why do people hate Nickel back

Each to their own. I liked Kenicke. Nickleback donothing for me but would rather sit thought their whole back catalogue than listen to one postSyd Pink Floyd song. But as I said each to their own.
 
I once read an article about them that described the lead singer, the excellently named Chad Kroeger, as the biggest cnut in music.

So there's that.
 
I once read an article about them that described the lead singer, the excellently named Chad Kroeger, as the biggest cnut in music.

So there's that.
Travis's tour manager told me that honour belonged to Mark King from Level 42. It's hard to know who to believe. Maybe they both are.
 
Went to an all day outdoor gig at Loch Lomond years ago, set list in order was

opened by some local band
The Zutons
Nickleback
REM (headline)

the Zutons rocked it, Michael Stipe walked on stage and said. “how the f*** do we follow the Zutons!” Never mentioned Nickleback 🙈😂
 
Went to an all day outdoor gig at Loch Lomond years ago, set list in order was

opened by some local band
The Zutons
Nickleback
REM (headline)

the Zutons rocked it, Michael Stipe walked on stage and said. “how the f*** do we follow the Zutons!” Never mentioned Nickleback 🙈😂
I did like the Zutons mind
 
Musical fence sitters.
They are basically a manufactured pop band, which is fine. But these try to be a rock band but without the edge which doesn't appeal to the rock fans, but possible too rock for cheesy pop fans so they attract a middle ground audience which doesn't have a strong musical opinion either way.
That for me is why they get bad press as they don't have an actual audience who will defend them and push them as there target audience is people who are more musically passive.
 
Anyone got any other podcasts that dissect music, with a particular angle at the theory behind it? Anything to keep my brain ticking over and keep the telly off
One thing you might enjoy are Tim Burgess' listening parties. https://timstwitterlisteningparty.com

Basically a record is played and everyone tweets about it in real time, often the creators themselves. There are loads in the archive too (loads happened during lockdown) that you can watch back and read all the tweets as they were posted. Its a weirdly fulfilling, collective experience and you get some nice moments like New Order counting in Blue Monday etc via tweet mid-session.
 
One thing you might enjoy are Tim Burgess' listening parties. https://timstwitterlisteningparty.com

Basically a record is played and everyone tweets about it in real time, often the creators themselves. There are loads in the archive too (loads happened during lockdown) that you can watch back and read all the tweets as they were posted. Its a weirdly fulfilling, collective experience and you get some nice moments like New Order counting in Blue Monday etc via tweet mid-session.
Good call, got the book, I'm playing catch up with the ones I missed
tim.JPG
 
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