Music today SUCKS.....

2011 release

I think Hal Blaine played drums on that one. Good music never dies.

Old metallica FUCKING ROCKS!







Last Edited by Marax on 06/17/2012 09:47 PM

There's good stuff out there, you just have to look for it "off the beaten path".

Metallica is the most garbage of all of them. Jesus this calls into question this entire thread.

Whats next? Curt Cobain was jesus too im sure? Right? Yoru a follower too dude.

Metallica is garbo. You wanna talk about illuminati music not written by any of the band members? Id say Metallica would be my first guess.

Fuck jesus you idiot! Hail Metallica!

Yeah, I agree, it sucks:

Jesus died on the cross so I can enjoy this music. Fuck you!

There's no good music these days? How is it possible you have even heard 5% of what's out there? Yes, we are flooded with some crap, but don't tune into it. Find your own style. It's out there. I guarantee it.

Staring at MTV and whinging is not a good place to start.

+1

I like ambient electric music, it's not mainstream, it makes me feel at peace with my inner self and the world.

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You wont hear this on the radio or TV.

I hate mainstream rap and hip hop. I can't stand Lil Wayne or Nicki Minaj.

OP said he hated pop music but yet that's the only thing he has posted...

I think this shit is funny



Last Edited by Marax on 06/17/2012 11:27 PM

People seem to dislike drum machines and sequencers a lot, but don't even know what they do, or how to work them. Just because it isn't presented in the way that you are accustomed to does not mean that it isn't music.

The fact that there are artists out there who just rehash the same 4 on the floor beat does not mean that music sucks.

fundaMentals

Rock

Yes, the music today is awful. This is not a generational thing. Anyone who knows music loves music from the 60's, 70's, 80's and 90's. The music of the 2000's is not real music. It is a corporate creation to sell to children without any taste. Now I read on many blogs that there is still a lot of great music, you just have to look harder. I don't agree. I have listened to many of the underground rock bands and they are nowhere near as good as Guns and Roses or Soundgarden. I do believe that these underground rock bands have talent, but it takes an industry with accomplished song writers and coaches working with these bands for years for them to become great. Unfortunately, these bands will never realize their potential. We need 2 things to happen to get our music back. The music industry finally needs to get burned by their creation, which may yet happen. Cheap and easy usually fails. Secondly, parents need to teach their kids about music and give them the ability to tell the difference between quality and crap. Actually, this applies to almost everything in our society. Our music problem is actually part of an even larger problem. We are living in a cheap, fake world. We have to start standing up to it. Anyway, I digress. In 2010 Bon Jovi was the highest grossing live act in the world. People want quality. If enough do, we will get it again. Here's hoping.

I feel the same, I went through like three years of feeling like there was no good music out there but it was mostly because mainstream radio doesn't play anything different. There are a few services I use now to discover new music but the best one is easily www.earbits.com. Try it and tell me what you think. I hope you like it.

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the best music

I have to agree.

I have asked this question on some of my other music forums about why there are no super bands like in the 60's, 70's, and part of the 80's.

I'm speaking of the truly great bands/performers like Queen, Led Zeppelin, the Rolling Stones, the Beatles, David Bowie/Ziggy Stardust, Pink Floyd, etc.

Back in the 70's when a really good band was featured on television millions of people viewed them as there were only a few networks back then.

This could be said about television stars back then being as popular as movie stars as there were millions of people watching them vs today where there are soo many channels out there that it splits the number of viewers for any given show [unless its a huge hit, like Breaking Bad, Shameless, etc]

From what we could figure out is that in the late 90's music got so diversified with soo many genre's, that it spliced music down into too many sub genre's.

Also, I can't seem to find any genre that I like. I watched a music festival that was on AXS last week. It was somewhere in the UK, but every band I watched was only mediocre at best.

There was no bands that really made me sit up, and take notice.

For the record, Elvis, Aloha From Hawaii, still holds the record for the most viewers world wide, for a single performer.

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even in the underground scenes bands seems to lack really any legitimate meaning or originality. Everything has been done.

hopefully, you are not joking bc peter frampton does come alive!



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as long as those are used well, it's not a problem. here's an example (i wish i could buy THIS version):



like it so much, this is the 3rd time i've posted this on GLP