Which band or musician do you feel suffered from over-saturation / overexposure that people should give a fresh listen to now?

I’ve been listening to some of Frampton’s earlier studio albums and his work in Humble Pie, and it’s a plain shame that his career was essentially derailed by his greatest success, which was that live album. He’s got some really great records out there that I think are being overlooked due to how completely overexposed he was in 1976 and his management’s insistence on rushing him into other ill-fated projects to capitalize on it.

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Is there anyone else out there who you believe deserves a second listen after they suffered in the long run as a result of getting so much exposure that people grew weary of them?

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DearAmbellina2113 · 41-45, F

I feel like Fall Out Boy and Panic! At The Disco were immediately dismissed as a passing fad sound in their day.

But I still listen to them, the vocals and lyrics are amazing and both bands have such a theatrical flair that I love.

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“Pretty. Odd.” is one of my favorite albums of that decade. My daughter really got into them, and I always let my kids DJ our road trips. When she played that album, I was blown away. I still listen to it every once in awhile.
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