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[Mather]

See but

See, we shoulda reached out to NightMather, he doesn’t believe in choices.

His choices consist of:

-Yes
-is there a more expensive version
-Can I buy twelve

 

[Russ I]

Not in my listening zone but looks like a good deal:

Amazon product ASIN B08YHYJ7VQ
EDIT: Even lower now ($60.50).

Amazon product ASIN B08YHYJ7VQ
EDIT EDIT: Gone. Now up to $118

 

[MikeH]

His choices consist of:

-Yes
-is there a more expensive version
-Can I buy twelve

I thought NightMather didn't like Yes? Or was it Rush?

 

[Mather]

I thought NightMather didn't like Yes? Or was it Rush?

Mrs Mather doesn't like Rush.

 

[Nee Lewman]

Mrs Mather doesn't like Rush.

Mrs Everybody doesn’t like Rush.

 

[bettim84]

Mrs Everybody doesn’t like Rush.

My wife calls them the “unsexiest” band ever. Naturally they’re a top 10 all-time act for me.

 

[Viking Dan]

My wife calls them the “unsexiest” band ever. Naturally they’re a top 10 all-time act for me.

Oh this is a GREAT subject for debate:

1. The Pogues
2. Rush
3. Phish
4. Slipknot
5. NRBQ
6. Steely Dan
7 Devo
8. The Grateful Dead
9. Genesis (Phil Collins Era)
10. Chicago

 

[MikeH]

Oh this is a GREAT subject for debate:

1. The Pogues
2. Rush
3. Phish
4. Slipknot
5. NRBQ
6. Steely Dan
7 Devo
8. The Grateful Dead
9. Genesis (Phil Collins Era)
10. Chicago

haha you just had that list raring to go!

 

[Matt M]

Oh this is a GREAT subject for debate:

1. The Pogues
2. Rush
3. Phish
4. Slipknot
5. NRBQ
6. Steely Dan
7 Devo
8. The Grateful Dead
9. Genesis (Phil Collins Era)
10. Chicago

I'll take The Pogues, NRBQ, and Devo with me. The rest can go.

 

[Viking Dan]

haha you just had that list raring to go!

That was just off the top of my head.
There has to be some questionable hair metal or 70s Hairy bands that probably slide into Genesis and Chicago spots.
Lynard Skynard comes to mind now.

I'll take The Pogues, NRBQ, and Devo with me. The rest can go.

This is not a comment on the quality of their art - just the "band aesthetics" as it relates to a "sexiness quotient".

 

[folsom_lives]

That was just off the top of my head.
There has to be some questionable hair metal or 70s Hairy bands that probably slide into Genesis and Chicago spots.
Lynard Skynard comes to mind now.


This is not a comment on the quality of their art - just the "band aesthetics" as it relates to a "sexiness quotient".

Can't wait to see the @NathanRicaud scale of sexiness on the Pogues, et al.

Personally, my midwestern sensibilities rank DEVO as sexiest on that list. *insert emoji spam*

 

[Endtro]

That was just off the top of my head.
There has to be some questionable hair metal or 70s Hairy bands that probably slide into Genesis and Chicago spots.
Lynard Skynard comes to mind now.


This is not a comment on the quality of their art - just the "band aesthetics" as it relates to a "sexiness quotient".

 

[MikeH]

That was just off the top of my head.
There has to be some questionable hair metal or 70s Hairy bands that probably slide into Genesis and Chicago spots.
Lynard Skynard comes to mind now.


This is not a comment on the quality of their art - just the "band aesthetics" as it relates to a "sexiness quotient".

Diarrhea Planet would make the list for me

 

[Melt Face Molly Drop]

Oh this is a GREAT subject for debate:

1. The Pogues
2. Rush
3. Phish
4. Slipknot
5. NRBQ
6. Steely Dan
7 Devo
8. The Grateful Dead
9. Genesis (Phil Collins Era)
10. Chicago

My list is a little more experimental

Spoiler: THE LIST

1. Never
2. Gonna
3. Give
4. You
5. Up
6. Never
7 Gonna
8. Let
9. You
10. Down

 

[hatfieldpdx]

Mrs Everybody doesn’t like Rush.

As good a time as any to cue up this hilarious and very well-written take on Rush from a female point of view:

An FAQ About Your New Birth Control: The Music of Rush

What’s in it? Every woman deserves to know exactly what’s in her birth control. Rush is a Canadian progressive rock power trio whose golden era is ...

www.mcsweeneys.net

 

[Sonicpharmacist]

As good a time as any to cue up this hilarious and very well-written take on Rush from a female point of view:

An FAQ About Your New Birth Control: The Music of Rush

What’s in it? Every woman deserves to know exactly what’s in her birth control. Rush is a Canadian progressive rock power trio whose golden era is ...

www.mcsweeneys.net

I showed this article to my wife a while back, and she agreed with every word.

 

[Viking Dan]

As good a time as any to cue up this hilarious and very well-written take on Rush from a female point of view:

An FAQ About Your New Birth Control: The Music of Rush

What’s in it? Every woman deserves to know exactly what’s in her birth control. Rush is a Canadian progressive rock power trio whose golden era is ...

www.mcsweeneys.net

I love McSweeneys.

 

[nolalady]

As good a time as any to cue up this hilarious and very well-written take on Rush from a female point of view:

An FAQ About Your New Birth Control: The Music of Rush

What’s in it? Every woman deserves to know exactly what’s in her birth control. Rush is a Canadian progressive rock power trio whose golden era is ...

www.mcsweeneys.net

Always a favorite.

 

[TenderLovingKiller®]

Oh this is a GREAT subject for debate:

1. The Pogues
2. Rush
3. Phish
4. Slipknot
5. NRBQ
6. Steely Dan
7 Devo
8. The Grateful Dead
9. Genesis (Phil Collins Era)
10. Chicago

I don’t know about Chicago. I think the 1980s Peter Cetera led stuff was fairly popular with the fairer sex. The “25 or 6 to 4” era stuff probably would belong here though.

 

[bettim84]

I don’t know about Chicago. I think the 1980s Peter Cetera led stuff was fairly popular with the fairer sex. The “25 or 6 to 4” era stuff probably would belong here though.

Agreed. I also think plenty of women like Slipknot and Phish. I honestly don’t know about the Dan, because I’ve never seen them live so I can’t attest to the male:female audience ratio.