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the captain
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Re: Today's Mainstream Music
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Reply #275 on:
February 05, 2014, 03:30:58 PM »
Your generation (retrokid67) is no different than any previous generation. The vast majority of young people inherently have no concept of much beyond their immediate experience. Further, they don't care much about music other than as a tool for social affiliation and enjoyment. Fans of the bands you mention as timeless, like the Beatles, no doubt mocked even the very bands they venerated (such as Elvis, Buddy Holly) as being old-fashioned, pointless, out of touch, uncool, etc. There is nothing unique to current adolescents, ever, any more than there is to the majority of adults who behave inversely, immediately dismissing the new out of hand as not meeting the standards of their version of classics.
The truth is in between.
The benefit the classics have is that by the time they are considered classic, it is that enough time has passed to make it easy to tell. The current scene of any previous era was full of sh*t; people just don't remember, care, or talk about it anymore. There
will
be stone classics from the present, just as there always are from every single time period. You just need distance.
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Re: Today's Mainstream Music
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February 05, 2014, 03:39:31 PM »
Quote from: The Fading Rock Genre Revival on February 05, 2014, 02:27:50 PM
That's one of the things that make me ashamed of my generation.
Incredibly asinine thing to say.
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Re: Today's Mainstream Music
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February 05, 2014, 05:09:45 PM »
I really don't understand why people get offended or outraged when others don't get passionately interested in music.
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Re: Today's Mainstream Music
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February 05, 2014, 05:14:34 PM »
Quote from: Bubbly Waves on February 05, 2014, 03:39:31 PM
Quote from: The Fading Rock Genre Revival on February 05, 2014, 02:27:50 PM
That's one of the things that make me ashamed of my generation.
Incredibly asinine thing to say.
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Ron
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Re: Today's Mainstream Music
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Reply #279 on:
February 05, 2014, 09:17:56 PM »
Quote from: The Fading Rock Genre Revival on February 05, 2014, 02:14:03 PM
Quote from: retrokid67 on February 05, 2014, 02:09:40 PM
doesn't music kind of reflect the times we're living in or is that some made up assumption?
I guess that's true.
But this means that it won't age well. Like in say, 20-30 years time, the top singles of the last few years, whether it be Gangnam Style by one-hit wonder Psy, or some of the unlistenable electronic dubstep crap that's inexplicably more popular than Rock now, would either be forgotten or looked back as old or outdated.
Only those that have stood the test of time, such as the Beatles, will be remembered as classics
If Music DOES represent the times we live in, that still doesn't excuse it being crap. I've been around a bit and looking back, the 2000's was basically a wasted decade, nothing of note happened. The 90's weren't much better either, and we're not really off to a great start since 2010...
The stuff in the 50's,60's,70's, and to an extent the 80's, was able to do a lot of stuff that hadn't been done before. They still want to do new stuff, but the only things that haven't been done sound like the bullshit Rhianna and Lil Wayne are doing.
In 1983 U2's sound was new, and hadn't been done, and sounded great. In 1973 Crosby Stills and Nash's sound was new and hadn't been done before, sounded great. In 1965 the Stones' sound was new and and hadn't been done before, sounded great.
In 2010 Lil' Wayne's sound was new and hadn't been done before.... sounded like sh*t.
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Ron
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Re: Today's Mainstream Music
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February 05, 2014, 09:22:43 PM »
Quote from: the captain on February 05, 2014, 03:30:58 PM
The benefit the classics have is that by the time they are considered classic, it is that enough time has passed to make it easy to tell. The current scene of any previous era was full of sh*t; people just don't remember, care, or talk about it anymore. There
will
be stone classics from the present, just as there always are from every single time period. You just need distance.
I've often wondered, too, if we don't hold the old sh*t up as 'classic' because time, and the oldies channels, has forgotten all the SHITTY music that came out back then too. I mean maybe for every Everly Brothers there were 10 acts that were god awful.
My dad used to tell me how he signed up for a record club, and the first record they sent him was Dominique the singing Nun. He said he couldn't believe people were listening to that crap.
I'd bet that there were a lot of unsuccessful acts back then that were pretty horrible, but we've forgotten them.... and for the Justin Bieber's back in the day there were guys like Fabian.
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Re: Today's Mainstream Music
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Reply #281 on:
February 05, 2014, 09:23:00 PM »
Quote from: the captain on February 05, 2014, 03:30:58 PM
Your generation (retrokid67) is no different than any previous generation. The vast majority of young people inherently have no concept of much beyond their immediate experience. Further, they don't care much about music other than as a tool for social affiliation and enjoyment. Fans of the bands you mention as timeless, like the Beatles, no doubt mocked even the very bands they venerated (such as Elvis, Buddy Holly) as being old-fashioned, pointless, out of touch, uncool, etc. There is nothing unique to current adolescents, ever, any more than there is to the majority of adults who behave inversely, immediately dismissing the new out of hand as not meeting the standards of their version of classics.
The truth is in between.
The benefit the classics have is that by the time they are considered classic, it is that enough time has passed to make it easy to tell. The current scene of any previous era was full of sh*t; people just don't remember, care, or talk about it anymore. There
will
be stone classics from the present, just as there always are from every single time period. You just need distance.
How can the Beatles call Buddy Holly old-fashioned, pointless, out of touch and uncool if he had died before the Beatles were even formed?
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retrokid67
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Re: Today's Mainstream Music
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Reply #282 on:
February 05, 2014, 09:46:47 PM »
Quote from: Ron on February 05, 2014, 09:17:56 PM
Quote from: The Fading Rock Genre Revival on February 05, 2014, 02:14:03 PM
Quote from: retrokid67 on February 05, 2014, 02:09:40 PM
doesn't music kind of reflect the times we're living in or is that some made up assumption?
I guess that's true.
But this means that it won't age well. Like in say, 20-30 years time, the top singles of the last few years, whether it be Gangnam Style by one-hit wonder Psy, or some of the unlistenable electronic dubstep crap that's inexplicably more popular than Rock now, would either be forgotten or looked back as old or outdated.
Only those that have stood the test of time, such as the Beatles, will be remembered as classics
If Music DOES represent the times we live in, that still doesn't excuse it being crap. I've been around a bit and looking back, the 2000's was basically a wasted decade, nothing of note happened. The 90's weren't much better either, and we're not really off to a great start since 2010...
The stuff in the 50's,60's,70's, and to an extent the 80's, was able to do a lot of stuff that hadn't been done before. They still want to do new stuff, but the only things that haven't been done sound like the bullshit Rhianna and Lil Wayne are doing.
In 1983 U2's sound was new, and hadn't been done, and sounded great. In 1973 Crosby Stills and Nash's sound was new and hadn't been done before, sounded great. In 1965 the Stones' sound was new and and hadn't been done before, sounded great.
In 2010 Lil' Wayne's sound was new and hadn't been done before.... sounded like sh*t.
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Re: Today's Mainstream Music
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Reply #283 on:
February 05, 2014, 09:54:38 PM »
Quote from: Gertie J. on February 05, 2014, 05:14:34 PM
Quote from: Bubbly Waves on February 05, 2014, 03:39:31 PM
Quote from: The Fading Rock Genre Revival on February 05, 2014, 02:27:50 PM
That's one of the things that make me ashamed of my generation.
Incredibly asinine thing to say.
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I meant in terms of music tastes and ideas, I'm ashamed of my generation
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Ron
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Re: Today's Mainstream Music
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Reply #284 on:
February 05, 2014, 10:03:13 PM »
Quote from: The Fading Rock Genre Revival on February 05, 2014, 09:23:00 PM
Quote from: the captain on February 05, 2014, 03:30:58 PM
Your generation (retrokid67) is no different than any previous generation. The vast majority of young people inherently have no concept of much beyond their immediate experience. Further, they don't care much about music other than as a tool for social affiliation and enjoyment. Fans of the bands you mention as timeless, like the Beatles, no doubt mocked even the very bands they venerated (such as Elvis, Buddy Holly) as being old-fashioned, pointless, out of touch, uncool, etc. There is nothing unique to current adolescents, ever, any more than there is to the majority of adults who behave inversely, immediately dismissing the new out of hand as not meeting the standards of their version of classics.
The truth is in between.
The benefit the classics have is that by the time they are considered classic, it is that enough time has passed to make it easy to tell. The current scene of any previous era was full of sh*t; people just don't remember, care, or talk about it anymore. There
will
be stone classics from the present, just as there always are from every single time period. You just need distance.
How can the Beatles call Buddy Holly old-fashioned, pointless, out of touch and uncool if he had died before the Beatles were even formed?
You misunderstood what he said. He said 'fans' of the Beatles, at the time, for a large part would have considered Buddy Holly's music (which is all he represented at the time) old-fashioned, pointless, out of touch, and uncool.
The Beatles never would have said that themselves, and kids at the time would have considered him Old Fashioned whether he was alive or not, all they had to judge him on was his music which was light years behind the Beatles at the time.
He's just saying that children (which is what anybody who isn't 18... is....) don't have the wisdom (since they're young) to fully contemplate how time works, they think everything before them is ancient and whatever's happening right now is the best that it's ever been.
You should find solace in the fact that he's apparently excluding you from that, since you don't identify with your own generation.
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Re: Today's Mainstream Music
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Reply #285 on:
February 05, 2014, 10:06:46 PM »
Quote from: Myk Luhv on February 05, 2014, 05:09:45 PM
I really don't understand why people get offended or outraged when others don't get passionately interested in music.
Because they're so passionate about it! Passion is the line you cross and leave logic behind.
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bluesno1fann
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Re: Today's Mainstream Music
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Reply #286 on:
February 05, 2014, 10:08:14 PM »
Quote from: Ron on February 05, 2014, 10:03:13 PM
Quote from: The Fading Rock Genre Revival on February 05, 2014, 09:23:00 PM
Quote from: the captain on February 05, 2014, 03:30:58 PM
Your generation (retrokid67) is no different than any previous generation. The vast majority of young people inherently have no concept of much beyond their immediate experience. Further, they don't care much about music other than as a tool for social affiliation and enjoyment. Fans of the bands you mention as timeless, like the Beatles, no doubt mocked even the very bands they venerated (such as Elvis, Buddy Holly) as being old-fashioned, pointless, out of touch, uncool, etc. There is nothing unique to current adolescents, ever, any more than there is to the majority of adults who behave inversely, immediately dismissing the new out of hand as not meeting the standards of their version of classics.
The truth is in between.
The benefit the classics have is that by the time they are considered classic, it is that enough time has passed to make it easy to tell. The current scene of any previous era was full of sh*t; people just don't remember, care, or talk about it anymore. There
will
be stone classics from the present, just as there always are from every single time period. You just need distance.
How can the Beatles call Buddy Holly old-fashioned, pointless, out of touch and uncool if he had died before the Beatles were even formed?
You misunderstood what he said. He said 'fans' of the Beatles, at the time, for a large part would have considered Buddy Holly's music (which is all he represented at the time) old-fashioned, pointless, out of touch, and uncool.
The Beatles never would have said that themselves, and kids at the time would have considered him Old Fashioned whether he was alive or not, all they had to judge him on was his music which was light years behind the Beatles at the time.
He's just saying that children (which is what anybody who isn't 18... is....) don't have the wisdom (since they're young) to fully contemplate how time works, they think everything before them is ancient and whatever's happening right now is the best that it's ever been.
You should find solace in the fact that he's apparently excluding you from that, since you don't identify with your own generation.
I guess you're right. It's strange how I've never identified with my generation, I guess it's just me and my tastes
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Re: Today's Mainstream Music
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Reply #287 on:
February 09, 2014, 04:48:35 PM »
Quote from: retrokid67 on January 29, 2014, 03:44:20 PM
Quote from: the captain on January 29, 2014, 03:31:50 PM
Quote from: retrokid67 on January 29, 2014, 03:07:48 PM
I've said it once and I shouldn't have to say it again, please don't use that term on
my thread.
If you want to trash him, do it somewhere else
With all due respect, starting a thread does not grant you ownership of it.
I'm tempted to use the term just to spite you (but won't). You've explained your problem with the term, reasonable people will understand and move on.
As for Michael Jackson, I think he was great throughout the '80s, at the very least, and had some moments after, but there was less I heard that struck me either as inventive or as especially catchy.
Regarding the tabloid fodder, it can stay there. That kind of magazine, tv show, website, or anything else is garbage, and the only thing worse is the fact that they remain in business because people eat that sh*t up.
you're a reasonable person and I respect that
about the thread, I thought it was ok to say since a few weeks ago Pixletwin got mad at me and Maybe I Don't Know for flogging his thread and asked us to stop and
we did
. But then again, not everyone's going to be reasonable
Speaking of the Survivor rounds, how come you stopped voting on them?
At the moment there's a final round where you have to vote for either Breakaway, Soulful Old Man Sunshine or WIBNTLA. We need all the votes we can get for WIBNTLA, so it would be great if you rejoin the Survivor rounds!
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retrokid67
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Re: Today's Mainstream Music
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Reply #288 on:
February 09, 2014, 05:37:36 PM »
Quote from: Little Bird, Right in a Tree... on February 09, 2014, 04:48:35 PM
Quote from: retrokid67 on January 29, 2014, 03:44:20 PM
Quote from: the captain on January 29, 2014, 03:31:50 PM
Quote from: retrokid67 on January 29, 2014, 03:07:48 PM
I've said it once and I shouldn't have to say it again, please don't use that term on
my thread.
If you want to trash him, do it somewhere else
With all due respect, starting a thread does not grant you ownership of it.
I'm tempted to use the term just to spite you (but won't). You've explained your problem with the term, reasonable people will understand and move on.
As for Michael Jackson, I think he was great throughout the '80s, at the very least, and had some moments after, but there was less I heard that struck me either as inventive or as especially catchy.
Regarding the tabloid fodder, it can stay there. That kind of magazine, tv show, website, or anything else is garbage, and the only thing worse is the fact that they remain in business because people eat that sh*t up.
you're a reasonable person and I respect that
about the thread, I thought it was ok to say since a few weeks ago Pixletwin got mad at me and Maybe I Don't Know for flogging his thread and asked us to stop and
we did
. But then again, not everyone's going to be reasonable
Speaking of the Survivor rounds, how come you stopped voting on them?
At the moment there's a final round where you have to vote for either Breakaway, Soulful Old Man Sunshine or WIBNTLA. We need all the votes we can get for WIBNTLA, so it would be great if you rejoin the Survivor rounds!
you're right I just needed a break from them (getting all worked up over....well you know
) I'll definitely vote for WIBNTLA if it's not too late
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bluesno1fann
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Re: Today's Mainstream Music
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Reply #289 on:
February 09, 2014, 05:47:13 PM »
Quote from: retrokid67 on February 09, 2014, 05:37:36 PM
Quote from: Little Bird, Right in a Tree... on February 09, 2014, 04:48:35 PM
Quote from: retrokid67 on January 29, 2014, 03:44:20 PM
Quote from: the captain on January 29, 2014, 03:31:50 PM
Quote from: retrokid67 on January 29, 2014, 03:07:48 PM
I've said it once and I shouldn't have to say it again, please don't use that term on
my thread.
If you want to trash him, do it somewhere else
With all due respect, starting a thread does not grant you ownership of it.
I'm tempted to use the term just to spite you (but won't). You've explained your problem with the term, reasonable people will understand and move on.
As for Michael Jackson, I think he was great throughout the '80s, at the very least, and had some moments after, but there was less I heard that struck me either as inventive or as especially catchy.
Regarding the tabloid fodder, it can stay there. That kind of magazine, tv show, website, or anything else is garbage, and the only thing worse is the fact that they remain in business because people eat that sh*t up.
you're a reasonable person and I respect that
about the thread, I thought it was ok to say since a few weeks ago Pixletwin got mad at me and Maybe I Don't Know for flogging his thread and asked us to stop and
we did
. But then again, not everyone's going to be reasonable
Speaking of the Survivor rounds, how come you stopped voting on them?
At the moment there's a final round where you have to vote for either Breakaway, Soulful Old Man Sunshine or WIBNTLA. We need all the votes we can get for WIBNTLA, so it would be great if you rejoin the Survivor rounds!
you're right I just needed a break from them (getting all worked up over....well you know
) I'll definitely vote for WIBNTLA if it's not too late
At this point, it looks like Breakaway is going to win, after all WIBNTLA has just half as many votes as that
.
It's madness. MADNESS I TELL YOU!!!
At this stage I'll be happy as long as it beats Shunshine, which WIBNTLA is ahead by one vote. It'll take a bloody miracle for WIBNTLA to catch up to Breakaway!
Seriously though, where are all the other Dennistas? It seems like most of them aren't voting! We need more Dennistas to vote!
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retrokid67
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Re: Today's Mainstream Music
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Reply #290 on:
February 09, 2014, 05:52:01 PM »
Quote from: Little Bird, Right in a Tree... on February 09, 2014, 05:47:13 PM
Quote from: retrokid67 on February 09, 2014, 05:37:36 PM
Quote from: Little Bird, Right in a Tree... on February 09, 2014, 04:48:35 PM
Quote from: retrokid67 on January 29, 2014, 03:44:20 PM
Quote from: the captain on January 29, 2014, 03:31:50 PM
Quote from: retrokid67 on January 29, 2014, 03:07:48 PM
I've said it once and I shouldn't have to say it again, please don't use that term on
my thread.
If you want to trash him, do it somewhere else
With all due respect, starting a thread does not grant you ownership of it.
I'm tempted to use the term just to spite you (but won't). You've explained your problem with the term, reasonable people will understand and move on.
As for Michael Jackson, I think he was great throughout the '80s, at the very least, and had some moments after, but there was less I heard that struck me either as inventive or as especially catchy.
Regarding the tabloid fodder, it can stay there. That kind of magazine, tv show, website, or anything else is garbage, and the only thing worse is the fact that they remain in business because people eat that sh*t up.
you're a reasonable person and I respect that
about the thread, I thought it was ok to say since a few weeks ago Pixletwin got mad at me and Maybe I Don't Know for flogging his thread and asked us to stop and
we did
. But then again, not everyone's going to be reasonable
Speaking of the Survivor rounds, how come you stopped voting on them?
At the moment there's a final round where you have to vote for either Breakaway, Soulful Old Man Sunshine or WIBNTLA. We need all the votes we can get for WIBNTLA, so it would be great if you rejoin the Survivor rounds!
you're right I just needed a break from them (getting all worked up over....well you know
) I'll definitely vote for WIBNTLA if it's not too late
At this point, it looks like Breakaway is going to win, after all WIBNTLA has just half as many votes as that
.
It's madness. MADNESS I TELL YOU!!!
At this stage I'll be happy as long as it beats Shunshine, which WIBNTLA is ahead by one vote. It'll take a bloody miracle for WIBNTLA to catch up to Breakaway!
Seriously though, where are all the other Dennistas? It seems like most of them aren't voting! We need more Dennistas to vote!
And here's the joke, the Brianistas don't want to admit that they're Brianistas isn't that something, it just seems like every time we try to uplift Denny's work here comes one or two them to bash it.
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Re: Today's Mainstream Music
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Reply #291 on:
February 09, 2014, 05:57:15 PM »
Quote from: retrokid67 on February 09, 2014, 05:52:01 PM
Quote from: Little Bird, Right in a Tree... on February 09, 2014, 05:47:13 PM
Quote from: retrokid67 on February 09, 2014, 05:37:36 PM
Quote from: Little Bird, Right in a Tree... on February 09, 2014, 04:48:35 PM
Quote from: retrokid67 on January 29, 2014, 03:44:20 PM
Quote from: the captain on January 29, 2014, 03:31:50 PM
Quote from: retrokid67 on January 29, 2014, 03:07:48 PM
I've said it once and I shouldn't have to say it again, please don't use that term on
my thread.
If you want to trash him, do it somewhere else
With all due respect, starting a thread does not grant you ownership of it.
I'm tempted to use the term just to spite you (but won't). You've explained your problem with the term, reasonable people will understand and move on.
As for Michael Jackson, I think he was great throughout the '80s, at the very least, and had some moments after, but there was less I heard that struck me either as inventive or as especially catchy.
Regarding the tabloid fodder, it can stay there. That kind of magazine, tv show, website, or anything else is garbage, and the only thing worse is the fact that they remain in business because people eat that sh*t up.
you're a reasonable person and I respect that
about the thread, I thought it was ok to say since a few weeks ago Pixletwin got mad at me and Maybe I Don't Know for flogging his thread and asked us to stop and
we did
. But then again, not everyone's going to be reasonable
Speaking of the Survivor rounds, how come you stopped voting on them?
At the moment there's a final round where you have to vote for either Breakaway, Soulful Old Man Sunshine or WIBNTLA. We need all the votes we can get for WIBNTLA, so it would be great if you rejoin the Survivor rounds!
you're right I just needed a break from them (getting all worked up over....well you know
) I'll definitely vote for WIBNTLA if it's not too late
At this point, it looks like Breakaway is going to win, after all WIBNTLA has just half as many votes as that
.
It's madness. MADNESS I TELL YOU!!!
At this stage I'll be happy as long as it beats Shunshine, which WIBNTLA is ahead by one vote. It'll take a bloody miracle for WIBNTLA to catch up to Breakaway!
Seriously though, where are all the other Dennistas? It seems like most of them aren't voting! We need more Dennistas to vote!
And here's the joke, the Brianistas don't want to admit that they're Brianistas isn't that something, it just seems like every time we try to uplift Denny's work here comes one or two them to bash it.
A lot of them do admit to being Brianistas. Such as Smile Brian.
But yeah, a lot are in denial.
Now at the time of writing, it's a tie again between Shunshine and WIBNTLA. Damn....
It really is a shame that there are so many Brianistas and even Kokomaoists and barely any Dennistas. But at least we Dennistas are a small minority and accept all the other's work as long as they're great, something the others find hard to do.
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Re: Today's Mainstream Music
«
Reply #292 on:
February 09, 2014, 06:01:16 PM »
Quote from: Little Bird, Right in a Tree... on February 09, 2014, 05:57:15 PM
Quote from: retrokid67 on February 09, 2014, 05:52:01 PM
Quote from: Little Bird, Right in a Tree... on February 09, 2014, 05:47:13 PM
Quote from: retrokid67 on February 09, 2014, 05:37:36 PM
Quote from: Little Bird, Right in a Tree... on February 09, 2014, 04:48:35 PM
Quote from: retrokid67 on January 29, 2014, 03:44:20 PM
Quote from: the captain on January 29, 2014, 03:31:50 PM
Quote from: retrokid67 on January 29, 2014, 03:07:48 PM
I've said it once and I shouldn't have to say it again, please don't use that term on
my thread.
If you want to trash him, do it somewhere else
With all due respect, starting a thread does not grant you ownership of it.
I'm tempted to use the term just to spite you (but won't). You've explained your problem with the term, reasonable people will understand and move on.
As for Michael Jackson, I think he was great throughout the '80s, at the very least, and had some moments after, but there was less I heard that struck me either as inventive or as especially catchy.
Regarding the tabloid fodder, it can stay there. That kind of magazine, tv show, website, or anything else is garbage, and the only thing worse is the fact that they remain in business because people eat that sh*t up.
you're a reasonable person and I respect that
about the thread, I thought it was ok to say since a few weeks ago Pixletwin got mad at me and Maybe I Don't Know for flogging his thread and asked us to stop and
we did
. But then again, not everyone's going to be reasonable
Speaking of the Survivor rounds, how come you stopped voting on them?
At the moment there's a final round where you have to vote for either Breakaway, Soulful Old Man Sunshine or WIBNTLA. We need all the votes we can get for WIBNTLA, so it would be great if you rejoin the Survivor rounds!
you're right I just needed a break from them (getting all worked up over....well you know
) I'll definitely vote for WIBNTLA if it's not too late
At this point, it looks like Breakaway is going to win, after all WIBNTLA has just half as many votes as that
.
It's madness. MADNESS I TELL YOU!!!
At this stage I'll be happy as long as it beats Shunshine, which WIBNTLA is ahead by one vote. It'll take a bloody miracle for WIBNTLA to catch up to Breakaway!
Seriously though, where are all the other Dennistas? It seems like most of them aren't voting! We need more Dennistas to vote!
And here's the joke, the Brianistas don't want to admit that they're Brianistas isn't that something, it just seems like every time we try to uplift Denny's work here comes one or two them to bash it.
A lot of them do admit to being Brianistas. Such as Smile Brian.
But yeah, a lot are in denial.
Now at the time of writing, it's a tie again between Shunshine and WIBNTLA. Damn....
It really is a shame that there are so many Brianistas and even Kokomaoists and barely any Dennistas. But at least we Dennistas are a small minority and accept all the other's work as long as they're great, something the others find hard to do.
exactly, yet to them they think we have an "us against them" mentality
I love Brian but he's not the only member of the group that can write a great song, too bad some people have to be simple minded
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Re: Today's Mainstream Music
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I've said it once and I shouldn't have to say it again, please don't use that term on
my thread.
If you want to trash him, do it somewhere else
With all due respect, starting a thread does not grant you ownership of it.
I'm tempted to use the term just to spite you (but won't). You've explained your problem with the term, reasonable people will understand and move on.
As for Michael Jackson, I think he was great throughout the '80s, at the very least, and had some moments after, but there was less I heard that struck me either as inventive or as especially catchy.
Regarding the tabloid fodder, it can stay there. That kind of magazine, tv show, website, or anything else is garbage, and the only thing worse is the fact that they remain in business because people eat that sh*t up.
you're a reasonable person and I respect that
about the thread, I thought it was ok to say since a few weeks ago Pixletwin got mad at me and Maybe I Don't Know for flogging his thread and asked us to stop and
we did
. But then again, not everyone's going to be reasonable
Speaking of the Survivor rounds, how come you stopped voting on them?
At the moment there's a final round where you have to vote for either Breakaway, Soulful Old Man Sunshine or WIBNTLA. We need all the votes we can get for WIBNTLA, so it would be great if you rejoin the Survivor rounds!
you're right I just needed a break from them (getting all worked up over....well you know
) I'll definitely vote for WIBNTLA if it's not too late
At this point, it looks like Breakaway is going to win, after all WIBNTLA has just half as many votes as that
.
It's madness. MADNESS I TELL YOU!!!
At this stage I'll be happy as long as it beats Shunshine, which WIBNTLA is ahead by one vote. It'll take a bloody miracle for WIBNTLA to catch up to Breakaway!
Seriously though, where are all the other Dennistas? It seems like most of them aren't voting! We need more Dennistas to vote!
And here's the joke, the Brianistas don't want to admit that they're Brianistas isn't that something, it just seems like every time we try to uplift Denny's work here comes one or two them to bash it.
A lot of them do admit to being Brianistas. Such as Smile Brian.
But yeah, a lot are in denial.
Now at the time of writing, it's a tie again between Shunshine and WIBNTLA. Damn....
It really is a shame that there are so many Brianistas and even Kokomaoists and barely any Dennistas. But at least we Dennistas are a small minority and accept all the other's work as long as they're great, something the others find hard to do.
exactly, yet to them they think we have an "us against them" mentality
I love Brian but he's not the only member of the group that can write a great song, too bad some people have to be simple minded
Yeah. Like lately I'm really getting into Carl's music, especially his early-70's work.
Maybe it's because the Brianistas and Kokomaoists consider the pre-Pet Sounds work as the golden nuggets of the BB's discography, they disregard later, brilliant work that are not written or by Brian or Mike for the Kokomaoists.
Just because Denny, and Carl or Al or anyone else's best work came later, doesn't mean they can't be held in high regard like Brian's, especially in the case of Dennis.
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This is preposterous.
Because people like one song more than another, it means they're a Brianista? Or Dennista? Or a Carlista? Or a Kokamoaist? Or a Bruce...ist? Or a Jar-head? (I just made that one up.)
Not everything fits into tiny boxes that you create. I like "Soulful Old Man Sunshine," that makes me a Brianista?
Hell, maybe the reason I like it is because Carl is my favorite Beach Boy and I love his singing on the track.
I
feel
like SOMS is better than WIBNTLA. Now I hate Dennis, apparently.
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Re: Today's Mainstream Music
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hahaha, jarhead
nice one
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Re: Today's Mainstream Music
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February 09, 2014, 06:12:59 PM »
Quote from: Bubbly Waves on February 09, 2014, 06:09:29 PM
This is preposterous.
Because people like one song more than another, it means they're a Brianista? Or Dennista? Or a Carlista? Or a Kokamoaist? Or a Bruce...ist? Or a Jar-head? (I just made that one up.)
Not everything fits into tiny boxes that you create. I like "Soulful Old Man Sunshine," that makes me a Brianista?
Hell, maybe the reason I like it is because Carl is my favorite Beach Boy and I love his singing on the track.
I
feel
like SOMS is better than WIBNTLA. Now I hate Dennis, apparently.
if you're an
ope
n minded person
then you shouldn't be offended, we're talking about the
close minded people
I love SOMS too
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Re: Today's Mainstream Music
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February 09, 2014, 06:14:29 PM »
Quote from: Bubbly Waves on February 09, 2014, 06:09:29 PM
This is preposterous.
Because people like one song more than another, it means they're a Brianista? Or Dennista? Or a Carlista? Or a Kokamoaist? Or a Bruce...ist? Or a Jar-head? (I just made that one up.)
Not everything fits into tiny boxes that you create. I like "Soulful Old Man Sunshine," that makes me a Brianista?
Hell, maybe the reason I like it is because Carl is my favorite Beach Boy and I love his singing on the track.
I
feel
like SOMS is better than WIBNTLA. Now I hate Dennis, apparently.
Carlista. Not bad, Bubbly Waves.
FTR, Bruce fans are known as Brupublicans. Though the only Brupublican I can think of is Juice Bronston
There's also the Marks Mafia and the Flamers if you're favourite Beach Boys is either Blondie or Ricky.
I'm not sure what fans of Al are called, but I guess Carl fans can be called Carlista. Congrats Bubbly, you're the first Carlista. How does it feel?
Also, Shunshine was written by Brian, so...
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Re: Today's Mainstream Music
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February 09, 2014, 06:15:29 PM »
Quote from: retrokid67 on February 09, 2014, 06:12:59 PM
Quote from: Bubbly Waves on February 09, 2014, 06:09:29 PM
This is preposterous.
Because people like one song more than another, it means they're a Brianista? Or Dennista? Or a Carlista? Or a Kokamoaist? Or a Bruce...ist? Or a Jar-head? (I just made that one up.)
Not everything fits into tiny boxes that you create. I like "Soulful Old Man Sunshine," that makes me a Brianista?
Hell, maybe the reason I like it is because Carl is my favorite Beach Boy and I love his singing on the track.
I
feel
like SOMS is better than WIBNTLA. Now I hate Dennis, apparently.
if you're an
ope
n minded person
then you shouldn't be offended, we're talking about the
close minded people
I love SOMS too
Agreed. Shunshine is a pretty good song, and it definitely deserved to make it to the finals.
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Re: Today's Mainstream Music
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Quote from: Little Bird, Right in a Tree... on February 09, 2014, 06:15:29 PM
Quote from: retrokid67 on February 09, 2014, 06:12:59 PM
Quote from: Bubbly Waves on February 09, 2014, 06:09:29 PM
This is preposterous.
Because people like one song more than another, it means they're a Brianista? Or Dennista? Or a Carlista? Or a Kokamoaist? Or a Bruce...ist? Or a Jar-head? (I just made that one up.)
Not everything fits into tiny boxes that you create. I like "Soulful Old Man Sunshine," that makes me a Brianista?
Hell, maybe the reason I like it is because Carl is my favorite Beach Boy and I love his singing on the track.
I
feel
like SOMS is better than WIBNTLA. Now I hate Dennis, apparently.
if you're an
ope
n minded person
then you shouldn't be offended, we're talking about the
close minded people
I love SOMS too
Agreed. Shunshine is a pretty good song, and it definitely deserved to make it to the finals.
That's right, so Bubbly Waves take note that we don't just like Denny songs
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