Great advice, and have done so many times. Sonic Frontiers transport into an EAD D/A converter directly feeding an Audio Research VT-130 vacuum tube power amp and a pair of Dunlavy SC4 speakers. The Great at Gig in the Sky is spine-tingling amazement. But, despite the incredible sonics, Money (at least for me) is plain worn out.

Anything by Peter Frampton. I'd rather take a whippin' than listen to him.
That MM Blinded by the Light is up there also. whf don't they play the original?
Jim

I always thought it was funny that a band from Florida wrote a song about how sweet their home in Alabama was. :p

When I was a teenager, I worked with a Mason who liked to sing. He knew two songs, Blueberry Hill, and Que Sera Sera. He would sing one, then the other.

All day.

Queen. Any song by them. Are there that many Queen fans? Can't stand them. Fleet wood Mac way overplayed as well.

When his "live" album came out they burned "Do you feel" so bad that I have never recovered. That one is the worst. The first few chords and I have switched stations.

Tambourine Man performed by anyone other than Bob Dylan. Sheesh!

Steve Miller makes my skin crawl. So does Stevie Nicks.

The entire play list of the cover band I am currently playing bass for..

EVERYTHING from Journey! UGH! Lot's of stuff from Chicago. White Snake.

Edit: Brian Johnson era AC/DC! UGH! Give me Bon!

from an article here
Why Classic Rock Isn’t What It Used To Be | FiveThirtyEight



So here’s what consumers consider classic rock. These were the most-played songs across the 25 radio stations studied during my week-long observation period:

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No Stones, Beatles, Who, Led Zep, and many more. There are only a couple songs on that list I turn up, the rest I turn off. I guess that's why I don't listen to radio much anymore despite being a Music Lover.