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Re: Bands you love the sound of but hate the lyrics

[ex_mek82]

Five Finger Death Punch - I love the sound of their music, but the lyrics remind me of the 2003-2006 hard/alt rock scene with hamfisted "edgy" lyrics ("Under and Over It" is hilarious lyrics-wise for all the wrong reasons) that sounds like something you'd listen to in high school if you were going through a stereotypical rebellious '2edgy5me' stage. Not surprisingly, their cover songs (Bad Company, Mama Said Knock You Out, and House of the Rising Sun) are some of their strongest points, probably because they're singing words that other people have penned.

Linkin Park - I think LP started to sound better around the time they got involved with the Transformer flicks (and I genuinely like their recent output), but let's be real: everything before that lyric-wise is just laughable. Funny this topic came up: On my way in to work this morning, I heard 'Crawling' for the first time in a long while, and I cringed at how awful the lyrics were, but I still liked the sound of it regardless.

Echoing an anon above me with Bruno Mars. And without going into too much detail, I'll just add Papa Roach, Lady Gaga (not a band, but you know), and Nine Inch Nails.