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Easy enough. Van Halen. Perfect example of a band that has a catalog of songs I love (drop Dead Legs, Hot For Teacher, Why Can't This be Love) and a catalog of songs I hate (Jump, Right Now), all of them hits on the radio



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Love and Hate: Which bands/artists have the most songs that you love and hate?
Try to think in terms of not just bands that have a bunch of songs you love, and a few obscure ones you hate. That's always going to happen.
I'm thinking of bands where it's much more balanced - where the songs you hate were big hits that you might still hear, and that surprise you.

For me, it's The Rolling Stones. Even after hundreds of listens, I'm almost always in the mood to hear "Paint it Black" and "Sympathy For the Devil", but if I never hear "Angie" or "Waiting on a Friend" again, I'll be happy.
I'll also add Elton John. How could the same guy who wrote "Rocket Man" and "Don't Let the Sun Go Down on Me" also write "Bennie and the Jets" ("Buh-buh-buh Bennnnie... Bennnnie... Bennnnie..." and the equally repetitive "Crocodile Rock"?!


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GREAT topic idea.

And right now, I dunno who I would pick. The first thing off the top of my head is KISS...but that's more of a deal where there's complete albums that are pretty bad. And they probably shouldn't qualify because the makeup & non-makeup versions were practically 2 different bands.

Lemme this about this 'un...

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That's an interesting choice, because for me they would fall into the same category as KISS because of the whole "2 eras" thing.

And hating "Jump"? How dare you, sir. wink



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Van Halen is a good example... especially since I love the first 3 albums, don't care for 1984 very much, and have never been a Hagar fan.

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Quick VH sidebar : what did you guys think of their "A Different Kind Of Truth" album ( assuming you heard it )?

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I thought it was ok, but didn't have that VH "magic" from the early days.. and 'Tattoo" was a terrible choice for the first single

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