Five classic rock bands that can't stand some of their biggest hits

Embora milhões de fãs adorem determinadas músicas, nem sempre os próprios artistas compartilham do mesmo entusiasmo. Diversas bandas clássicas do rock já admitiram que não gostam de alguns de seus maiores sucessos. Entre os exemplos mais conhecidos está o Led Zeppelin. Robert Plant spent years expressing discomfort with "Stairway to Heaven", mainly because he grew tired of singing it repeatedly over the decades. Radiohead also made this list. Thom Yorke has revealed several times his complicated relationship with "Creep", a song that launched the band to stardom, but which ended up becoming a shadow that was difficult to escape for many years. Another famous case involves Nirvana. Kurt Cobain frequently criticized "Smells Like Teen Spirit", stating that the track's popularity often overshadowed songs he considered artistically superior. Os Rolling Stones também tiveram momentos semelhantes. Mick Jagger admitiu que ficou exausto de tocar "(I Can't Get No) Satisfaction" durante boa parte da carreira. Oasis saw Noel Gallagher openly criticize some of his most popular compositions, including "Wonderwall", a song he claimed to have heard so many times that he no longer liked it. A lista demonstra que o sucesso nem sempre garante uma relação saudável entre artistas e suas próprias criações.