I don't like John Mayer. He's too soft and too bland.
I don't like Katy Perry or her brand of bland, soul-less synthesized modern pop fluff.
I like Don Henley's tastes, but I really hate his music. If I never hear "Boys Of Summer," "Desperado," or "Hotel California" ever again, I would be the luckiest man in the world. What REALLY chaps my bum, though, is that the Eagles did "Seven Bridges Road" and said that they learned it from Steve Young. HOWEVER, the version they did was note-for-note the same version as Ian Matthews 1974 version, which was arranged by Michael Nesmith.
Steve Young's 1969 version
Ian Matthews' 1974 version
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On and on it will always be, the rhythm, rhyme, and harmony.
THE Stephen Hopkins
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