Of course David. At the end of the day it's subjective.

Fwiw, i like Pink Floyd, but i don't  care if i never hear  Dark Side again.

I'll be honest and say I spend several decades thinking I was the only Neil Young fan that didn't have it in their top 3.  Harvest Moon pushed me over the edge though - I think it's a genuinely awful album.  But I am strange so, no offence taken...  

Strange,  Harvest should be so divisive.  Is this  a phenomenon ?  Beefheart fans  for instance (im not one) hated  Bluejeans and Moonbeams. It had actual good tunes on it and might hsve appealed to non beefheartians.  
I recall someone a long time ago telling me Whatevers for Us wad the best Joan Armatrading album. But it was the self titled album that really got her a wider audience.

Arf! 😁😅

A whole RT gig from last week... (and my, the Grandson can play too)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZIW1vC3cR2M

He's cancelled the first couple of shows.  Supposedly a 'bad cold', but there's quite a lot of form here, so a little concerned about the Liverpool show on Friday.

We saw Keane at the Ovo Hydro Glasgow on Friday. We have the album Hopes and Fears, which has meant a lot to us, but aside from that hadn't followed them.

Having seen them on the Glastonbury coverage, we decided to book. The support act, The Lathums, might be good, but it was hard to tell due to the horrendous sound balance.. Could only hear drums and hardly heard any vocals. Also, it was too loud.

Keane, however, were fantastic live. Tom is such an unlikely, non stereotypical rock frontman, but does a great job of engaging with the crowd even of 14000+.

We were quite far back/ high up but were on our feet well before the encore. There were obviously many long term fans there really enjoying themselves and there was a great balance of a pale blue background, then really beautiful graphics for some songs.

Neither of us can remember when we last attended such a big concert, it was quite moving to hear and join with the huge crowd for those special songs and to see the phone torches waving. The set was celebrating 20 years since Hopes and Fears and included everything since, so plenty of other  familiar songs I'd forgotten about. A lovely evening.

Harvest is wonderful. Especially the Nashville cuts. You pair of miserable snobs.  

Jules

Gosh poor Laverne.  She must be quite young too.

Aye, last year.  Laverne has cancer so they're repeating ones atm