Ten BANDS I Bloody Hate | RANKED

Richard Boxley Youtube: @justrichardcharles

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[halmycroft]

'I get the sense that The Ramones were posh boys'

They were all dirt poor kids from rough neighbourhoods. At least one of them was a sex worker for a while. Definitely not posh boys.

[TheCrystalChassis]

Nothing funnier than hearing a Yes fan complain about pretentiousness. 😂

[grantmitchel]

Its ok to hate, we aren't snowflakes

[joninawhitecoat]

Charlie Brooker summed up Mumford and Sons better than anyone else.

"The Trust-fund Wurzels"

[tombrennan]

The Ramones were far from posh; Johnny was a pipefitter apprentice. At their peak in 77-78 their live show was like AC-DC on speed and Johnny had a huge guitar sound very akin to that of Leslie West. Tommy's drumming had a sense of swing and Marky was very powerful and precise. Before REO succumbed to sloppy ballads they were a very good live act, tight, hard rocking and powerful and Gary Richrath was a very good guitarist.

[kerry]

What I love about Andy's channel is that you always learn something new. Today I learned that I have a deep, seething hatred of REO Speedwagon. I have been denying and repressing that fact for decades. But I can't fight that feeling anymore. It's who I am. Thank you, Andy, for helping me face and embrace my hatred.

[Ianmackable]

The Ramones posh? Amazing. Literally no one has ever thought the Ramones were posh.

[CasperLCat]

REO Speedwagon is my guiltiest of guilty rock pleasures. I absolutely LOVE Gary Richrath’s lead guitar on Roll With the Changes. Isn’t rock supposed to be fun, anyway ? Give me REO over, say, Coldplay, ANY day.

[samadlam]

Travis Barker is the drummer for Blink 182 and as far as I am aware, still alive.

[izzykhach]

The Ramones were NOT posh boys. They were lower middle class kids from Queens, a not glamorous outer boro of New York City.

[shadhansen]

Didn't know Ramones is a band, thought was T-shirt company😮

[TromatonicGeneral]

Funny thing is that I agree with you on many points and (how could it be else) totally disagree on others. But even on those point I enjoy the way you express your hatred a lot! Fun watch.

[johnthrasher]

You need to listen to 'Telegraph Road' off the "Love Over Gold" album and the "Making Movies" album. Dire Straits did not make a bad album, and arrived during that era when a lot of the music business started to strip down the progressive dial in the studios with punk and electronica. Dire Straits had no category you could spin them into. They were not retro rock like The Stray Cats, nor glam/prog like Ultravox or Roxy Music, nor pop. They stood out because there was nobody like them, and the guitar playing and arrangements were always excellent with impeccable sound. You need to take a real listen. Thanks for the segment and humor.

[Playthatsolo]

10. Poshies
09. Yuppies
08. Estate Agents
07. Bank Managers
06. French Mustard
05. Middle Of The Roadness
04. Insipidness
03. Blandness
02. Cloth Hats
01. Americana

[brendonlake]

Train
Coldplay
Marilyn Manson
Nickelback
Imagine Dragons
Simply Red (apparently called that because they're from Manchester)
Lyte funky ones (LFO)
Florida Georgia Line

[gregmackinnon]

Alan Partridge: "I was firing my friend's air gun into a beef tomato. And here is - Mick Hucknall and Simply Red..."

[RolandDeschain]

Watching this guy rock back and forth is giving me sea sickness

[flynnlizzy]

Dire Straits ? REALLY ??? I heard their first album for the first time on a NYC FM station when it was first released as I was driving home from work. When I got home I said to my then gf 'Give me $10., which she did while asking 'Why, whats up ?". I replied 'You'll understand shortly, I'm heading to the record store, be back in a few'. What a great album that was !

[RolandDeschain]

One band absolutely no-one can ever hate: Thin Lizzy.

[paulwhiston]

Coldplay are what cold congealed gravy soaked Yorkshire puddings and boiled beef would sound like