Completely Conspicuous 422: Everything Changes

Part 1 of my conversation with
guest Phil Stacey as we discuss how our musical tastes have changed
over the years.

Show
notes:

- Revisionist band
history

- Bands we once loved but now
dislike

- Phil's #3

- Liz Phair got off to a strong
start, disappointed afterward

- Jay's #3

- Huge artist I enjoyed as a
kid

- Billy Joel stopped releasing
new pop music in the '90s

- Phil's #2

- Love his first band, hate the
solo stuff

- Sting's elevated the art of
pretentious douchiness

- Jay's #2

- It's trendy to hate this band
now

- Used to dig the
Eagles

- Henley's personality turned me
off the band

- Phil's #1

- Coldplay lost their
way

- Jay's #1

- Red Hot Chili Peppers haven't
aged well

- Liked them in my 20s, "but now
they're just stupid"

- Bands you just stopped
listening to

- Phil's #3

- Lenny Kravitz got too slick
and repetitive

- Jay's #3

- Big fan of hard rock as a kid,
but hair metal lost its appeal

- Phil's #2

- Boston-area rock fans grew up
on Aerosmith

- After they reunited in
mid-80s, quality went downhill

- Jay's #2

- Liked the band Live for a few
years but just lost interest

- Singer got too full of
himself

- To be continued

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