FWIW I bought Starfish on vinyl when it came out. I happened to hear “Under the Milky Way Tonight” on the radio one afternoon, as I was sitting in my car waiting my turn for a car wash, and was blown away. I loved the guitar-cum-bagpipe sound.
I should probably seek this out on CD or iTunes, because it was a really good album, that none of my peers had even heard of.
Willie Nelson… Lyrically and vocally beautiful, and his guitar seems to have a voice of it’s own.
Or Leonard Cohen another original and an amazing voice and delivery.
I think I’d kill myself. Or stop listening to music. One of the issues I had with The Bestest Boyfriend was that getting him to listen to anything but Metallica involved chaining him down…
My playlist just jumped from a romantic duet between María Dolores Pradera and Joaquín Sabina to The Wall; I’m not what you’d call a single-group-listener.
Buck Tick, their music has covered most genres in the last 25 years
I’d go with that myself.
It is a tossup between The Beatles, Led Zeppelin, Jimi Hendrix and Mozart. I guess I would go with The Beatles.
Even if you confine it to albums with his name on it, or bands he’s led like Utopia, he has such a huge and varied catalog that boredom would take a while to set in. As much as I love Kate Bush, she just was not productive enough.
Probably Massive Attack. Their variety of guest vocalists would keep things from getting too boring. They’ve not produced a lot of music over the years, though. If not them, Mike Patton. He’s always interesting and attention-grabbing. If not him, Radiohead. They’ve a quiver full of fantastic songs with eclectic instrumentation and moods.
This is harder than any “desert island disc” list…
I would have to pick Pearl Jam, as (of the groups that most influenced my musical taste) they not only have the most music of these bands, but are also still making music.
Ke$ha, no contest. Now if I had to pick TWO artists or groups, picking a #2 would be a bit more challenging.
Toad the Wet Sprocket or Mozart
This reply needs to be used somewhere for a “guess the question” game.
Pearl Jam or Foo Fighters.
Not sure about Dragontown, but Brutal Planet is industrial rock. And I love it. It’s my favorite Alice album.
As for my pick–can’t do it. If you asked me to narrow it to 5 I could, but not 1.
Mark Knopfler. Dire Straits, the soundtracks to Princess Bride and Local Hero, lots of work.
Scott Hamilton might be my second pick, lots of frontman stuff, a very nice album backing up Maxine Waters, among others. Maybe Brubeck, though.
+1
That could be a very fun game thread! 
I could listen to the Pixies exclusively with little problem. The only other choice would be the Beastie Boys, because I will never tire of listening to Paul’s Boutique.
I’ll say Yes. I like all their music and love a good chunk of it, and there’s plenty of it to keep me going–18 full studio albums alone.
The Gaslight Anthem.