Well they were quite theatrical but I never thought they were pretentious or anything like that.
Her husband dies and the UK and us colonies never heard the end of it. Her son is a nonce and it floats around the bottom of the papers for three days. Fucking News Corp propaganda churn
three words: bohemian rhapsody
i know 
the term ârock operaâ should never have existed!
Good you know how bad you should feel saying that. Once upon a time that wasnât an unpopular opinion, that song only ever had a reappraisal in the wake of Wayneâs World.
Some of the best rock albums of all time are rock operas, fuck that is half of The Whoâs top shelf catalogue. The term predates prog by a decade!
A lot of Quinnâs beliefs come off as bait but let me assure you is that he believes them 100 percent regardless. Part of me admires it and the other half is reminded of my brother who is the exact same way.
it led to prog and - imho - no âgreatâ album is a rock opera.
also: the who fucking suck.
oh, i know. iâm messing. i love the quinn.
Completely agree with Radiohead. They are rubbish. And donât get me started on U2, Coldplay, Imagine Dragons, Ed Sheeran or Mumford and Sons.
Nescafe Gold Blend instant coffee > all filter coffee
These are all mainstream tbh. They existed within their own time period and I wouldnât consider this unpopular - rather they entered with wild popularity and itâs easy to say âoh this band sucksâ because theyâre well known.
On that note - Haircuts For Men is insanely good at sampling music but people need to understand that this is all he does and he doesnât deserve this praise that he produces original music.
That same statement goes with all the classic rock/pop bands like Queen, Beatles, Rolling Stones, Pink Floyd, âŚ
But because they are so popular, not liking them might be an unpopular opinion.
I also like some rather popular acts: Just bought the new Tom Jones Album (itâs great, listening to it now), love Dolly Parton, although I mostly listen to electronic music and rap. I collect soundtracks (on vinyl), got a rather large collection of exotica albums (Martin Denny, Si Zeltner, Moog-stuff, Les Baxter, âŚ). So I would consider my taste of music as quite broad.
I guess mainstream is the wrong word. But from those bands listed, they look that way at least. On the same token though bands like Queen and U2 are popular but most people donât seem to venture to unknown works, which is probably why I didnât realise that in plain sight. Iâm probably invested way too much into music so itâs probably why I say this.
Yeah that was what I had in mind when people praise their works for it. Plunderphonics is normal for vaporwave music but itâs still interesting that this phenomenon still largely exists.
one of these is not like the others and itâs radiohead.
Ramen is overrated. That doesnât mean itâs bad but every time I eat it I get horribly nauseous and bloated for hours with the effect lasting until I go to sleep.
I donât think overrated is the correct word here, I just donât really like eating ramen and getting sick.
i totally get it, but i canât help what i likes and i likes radioheads. 
Pablo Honey is good. The Bends is better. OK Computer is fucking brilliant. But 95% of what Radiohead has put out since then is just terrible.
Oh dude.
Here is a good one:
Ah, I see youâre a man of culture as well
My best friend was a barista and theyâd always be baffled I couldnât taste the difference between ârealâ coffee and packet coffee 
tbh anything that isnât vending machine coffee is a win in my book
They should make a home alone spinoff but the entire plot revolves around trumps term as President.