Bands you know you'd love if you just explored them more

[Jorge]

As far as musical blind spots, like in terms of artists I am pretty sure I would fucking love if I put in the effort to dive into their discography, which in some cases I've been telling myself I'll do for well over a decade, a pretty big one is Siouxsie and the Banshees. I love "Dazzle" something fierce, but that's one of like 3 songs of theirs I know by name

[Jorge]

I'm sure a version of this thread has been made before but I couldn't find one in the 45 seconds I spent searching for it, so

[macphisto]

King Crimson

I love Siouxsie‘s cover of Dear Prudence.

[tragabigzanda]

Yeah I’ll echo Siouxsie.

Also:

INXS
XTC (I love a couple specific albums but haven’t gone deep)
Boredoms
Uzeda

[Jorge]

I know all the big INXS singles but the only one I really like is "Don't Change"

[tragabigzanda]

I have a hunch their deep cuts are where they shine. I have a couple studio friends who are huge Michael Hutchins fans, they sing his praises loudly.

[Jorge]

How loudly??

[tragabigzanda]

Like guns in the sky

[Ello Sailor]

I was going to say The Who, but if it was meant to be it'd probably have happened by now. Entwistle and Moon are a tour de force, but I just don't find Daltry or Townsend particularly interesting.

[BurtReynolds]

Most of the stuff people post here sounds pretty good to me, I just dont have time to listen to it these days.

[Bammer]

Brandi Carlile

[Ms Harmless]

Brandi Carlile

she's great

[Ms Harmless]

Tears for Fears

[Kevin Davis]

I'll say John Cale and Paul Simon. Both have individual albums that are among my favorites ever (Fragments of A Rainy Season and Graceland, respectively), but for some reason I've never felt compelled to explore either artist further (apart from some general familiarity with Simon and Garfunkel).

I also really need to listen to more Mingus.

[tragabigzanda]

I could see you loving Paul Simon’s entire discography; I’ve personally got no use behind Graceland and Saints.

I’ve yet to connect with a John Cale album. Keep hoping the right one will find me.

[liebzz]

Brandi Carlile

she's great

This, plus I need more time with The War on Drugs and Kurt Vile. Wilco. I am sure there’s a boatload more. Tom Waits, Elvis Costello.

[Jorge]

I also really need to listen to more Mingus.

I got to Mingus the same way I got to many of my classic jazz favs (EC) so I've no doubt you'd enjoy most his stuff. You listen to Black Saint & The Sinner Lady?

[Kevin Davis]

Yes, I own Black Saint and the Sinner Lady and his Ken Burns Jazz compilation. They're both great. Not sure why I've never gone deeper.

[BurtReynolds]

Brian Eno maybe

[E.H. Ruddock]

Tom Waits
MMJ
Lana Del Ray
Interpol