This is the problem with popular groups
The Beatles, The Stones, Pink Floyd, Led Zep, etc., were all very popular when they started, often unique, and mostly very talented.

The fact that people still buy their music after so many years is a testimony to how popular they still are. There are many musicians of today and yesteryear from all genres of music that say how inspirational Paul McCartney was to them.

Unfortunately kiddies of today have different tastes, and will tend to take a pop at music they either don't understand or just want to ridicule to make their taste seem "so much better". The fact that they back up their claims with words such as "tuneless", which is actually quantifiable and thus easily proved wrong, makes it so much sadder.

It's funny that they don't ridicule obviously poor musicians from one-hit-wonder bands. Maybe that's not controversial enough to make them sound such good judges in music!
(Kliper Filllets Getting noticed by twats on the internet since, Fri 31 Dec 2010, 13:50, Reply)