Are there any recording artists you just can’t listen too?

Personally, I'm PO'd at Ford for stopping production of the Focus just when they released the RS...all because they screwed up on trans....
Nifty little thing, fun to fling about....

Win a lotto, drop it like a hot rock for a ' vaguely street weapon' of this nature...

....make fun music....except for the CF brakes.....

Fun watching the G-metering dance about...clipping 2 laterally..... -1 decel

Why bother with 5~6K when you've got 11Krpm....? ;)

"Just the thing for little jaunt in the countryside, hey wot?" *L*

Jerry D. Shake will do....*G*

Hey, it to be easier to answer if you would ask to which artists I can listen to :)

@niodari “easier to ask what artists l can listen to”

Thank you for your observation which is a new way of questioning, and also contributing to this discussion. 

I have posted a few times that the big names “named” on here (who attracted the most ridicule) probably had more people who liked their music than those who hated it.

Your statement has made me think that perhaps l was wrong. The reverse in some cases could be quite true.

“Do more people hate certain recording artists than fans who actually love them?“

@mylogic - for awhile, anyway, Milli Vanilli might have met that description, once people found out they didn't perform on their records. 

@larsman “Milli Vanilli might have met that description”

That reply made me Google the group. I think you are right.  How many buyers after handing over their hard earned cash learned afterwards that they didn’t sing on their albums.

Even funnier was the concert in 1989 when they were caught out Lip-Synching to a song “live on stage” when the CD jumped a few lines. Then freaked out and ran off stage with the song (Girl You Know It’s True) allegedly carrying on without them.

What wasn’t funny for them was in 1990 their Grammy award was later revoked because of the scandal of not singing on their own recordings.

Did anyone follow them after that?