Every generation of music has its innovators, what does out generation have?

[QUOTE="Diablo112688"]Lil John I kind of admire... No talent whatsoever and says the same bull crap every second.. yet he is rich. senecaboyer88

[QUOTE="Luncbox1"]But what you're describing still applies to today's situation. The emo/punk rock genre is sitting in a cesspool of rinse and repeat, and I'm sure some new genre will spring off of it, or rock, or of rap, techno, etc. Then music will have changed. This new genre will be called... ploofa! :P I hold copyright privledges, so don't think of stealing. 8)LJS9502_basic

My actual point was that the bands becoming popular right now are recycling older bands....and not innovating. I would think eventually a band or two will step up....but as it stands today...none are. Most bands that were creating a different "style" music were known to be doing so. Now, it's just copy.

Therion?

[QUOTE="senecaboyer88"][QUOTE="Diablo112688"]Lil John I kind of admire... No talent whatsoever and says the same bull crap every second.. yet he is rich. steppinrazor88

Therion?

supermetroidfan

The 00's don't have many influential bands, but there are a few. Coldplay is a big one, lots of bands have imitated their style to some degree. Green Day has had a large cultural influence by releasing a record that pretty much sums up what the 00's will be remembered for: George Bush, Iraq, and a country divided by moral issues and religion. What else... I think that Killswitch Engage will be remembered for popularizing hardcore music.

Another thing I've noticed is the breakthrough of Christian artists in the secular industry. Switchfoot, Relient K, P.O.D., etc. are all really popular Christian bands. Something we've never really seen before in the music industry.

[QUOTE="steppinrazor88"][QUOTE="senecaboyer88"][QUOTE="Diablo112688"]Lil John I kind of admire... No talent whatsoever and says the same bull crap every second.. yet he is rich. senecaboyer88

The 00's don't have many influential bands, but there are a few. Coldplay is a big one, lots of bands have imitated their style to some degree. Green Day has had a large cultural influence by releasing a record that pretty much sums up what the 00's will be remembered for: George Bush, Iraq, and a country divided by moral issues and religion. What else... I think that Killswitch Engage will be remembered for popularizing hardcore music.

Another thing I've noticed is the breakthrough of Christian artists in the secular industry. Switchfoot, Relient K, P.O.D., etc. are all really popular Christian bands. Something we've never really seen before in the music industry.

mynameisjosh657

[QUOTE="mynameisjosh657"]

The 00's don't have many influential bands, but there are a few. Coldplay is a big one, lots of bands have imitated their style to some degree. Green Day has had a large cultural influence by releasing a record that pretty much sums up what the 00's will be remembered for: George Bush, Iraq, and a country divided by moral issues and religion. What else... I think that Killswitch Engage will be remembered for popularizing hardcore music.

Another thing I've noticed is the breakthrough of Christian artists in the secular industry. Switchfoot, Relient K, P.O.D., etc. are all really popular Christian bands. Something we've never really seen before in the music industry.

steppinrazor88