Well i was very much into music in the past. and i still greatly enjoy good music.. But i understand you.. A very big artist when i was young in the 1980's was Madonna. she was very popular and sold a lot of recordings. But i absolutely detested her, Another artist who had the same effect was Cindy Lauper, she almost made me throw up..

Being a male i was mostly into female Artists.. So not many male artists attracted me or repulsed me..

@storykid I'm interested in the comments and the ages of the people on this thread. Music is, in my opinion, very subjective and will have a different meaning for those of us who remember songs and albums from when they were first released. Modern artists have learned their craft from the early pioneers of the genre.

Pink Floyd is the greatest for me. I also like REM and Pearl Jam. And there’s also Smashing Pumpkins and stone temple pilots. Fleetwood Mac and Led Zeppelin are pretty good.

I guess it depends on how you define biggest artists...i agree with your opinion on the two above even though i dont consider them "big" and besides, music is subjective which makes it great.

I always thought Eric Clapton and Bruce Springsteen were overrated IMHO. Didn't get into much of their stuff. Give me Tom Petty any day! 👍

Bruce Springsteen, Beach Boys, Rolling Stones, The Beatles, The Who, Eagles, ACDC, Queen - tons and tons more. Just can't get into them. I think, over time, I get pickier and pickier with my music tastes and it just makes a bunch of other stuff all sound the same to me.

There are bands like AC/DC and Guns N' Roses who's songs are so over used in movies and video games

That I don't even want to listen to anymore of their songs.

I would put Led Zeppelin in a similar camp but thankfully I came to really like them

Im not a big Beatles fan. they do have a few songs that I enjoy. same goes with Springsteen and Bowie. i like some of their stuff, but, overall, not a huge fan.

Thats honestly really relatable... i feel that