E.L.O. Came and went for me, their music just makes me feel physically sick when I hear it.

I used to like Paramore alot. Then I found out (when the Farro Brothers left the band) how much of a douche Hayley is, so I can no longer support her in anyway.

Once upon a time i used to like Atreyu but like 3 months later i was like Wait a second

I go through phases with the Doors it seems. Like, on week I'll dig them but the next I may not be able to stand them. It's an isolated phenomenon too; I've never experienced that with any other artist or music of any kind.

i used to love Killswitch Engage

but i've heard better metalcore since then - Coalesce, Converge, Suicide Silence

I can agree with the first album, but I still think that Stigma was a pretty good follow up which crashed and burned in the Pop scene in an interesting way (Pop Stars alienating their fan base always interests me) while Cha Cha Cha was a very mixed happening that in my opinon they tried too hard to sound "Hey! We're mature now!" while arriving too little too late to convince a lot of people.

I still love Atreyu after all this time. I listen to A Death Grip On Yesterday at least once a week.

The Who. Looking back, I don't think I was ever the biggest fan of their studio albums with the exception of Tommy. Even the much lauded Who's Next, in my opinion, had some horrendously drab tracks on it (My Wife, Getting In Tune, The Song Is Over, Pure And Easy). Unquestionably, live they were breathtaking at the height of their powers but after eighteen months or so I just found it a real struggle to listen to live or studio albums. I think I was trying to convince myself to like them because my mate was so heavily into them, which was never a good reason.

you're insane - Pure and Easy is one of their best songs

I had a little trouble getting into Minus the Bear, but my buddy showed me Planet of Ice and Menos El Oso and I saw their skill and potential, but their last 2 albums have been a digression