i like the same music as my parents should i see a doctor?

i'm talking Cat Steven's, Credence Clearwater, Paul Wellar, Bachman that sort of crap what should i do"?

the thing is ive been getting crap from my brother for my bad music tastes. and my friends found pavarotti on my ipod and ripped the **** out of me

The best music tends to filter through the mesh of time. Boy that metaphor sounded stupid to me just now ...

Meaning, the perpetual wave of modern music that is constantly being generated is MOSTLY crap. It's trendy, inane, self-replicating, radio-friendly CRAP. The older a piece of music gets and is still considered good by audiophiles and music lovers, the more all the other stuff drops off. Looking back at all the music that has ever been created is like looking at a vintage car catalogue or all the great structures around the world that human-kind has built.

Only the best is left.

i'm talking Cat Steven's, Credence Clearwater, Paul Wellar, Bachman that sort of crap what should i do"?

motorstormhater

The best music tends to filter through the mesh of time. Boy that metaphor sounded stupid to me just now ...

Meaning, the perpetual wave of modern music that is constantly being generated is MOSTLY crap. It's trendy, inane, self-replicating, radio-friendly CRAP. The older a piece of music gets and is still considered good by audiophiles and music lovers, the more all the other stuff drops off. Looking back at all the music that has ever been created is like looking at a vintage car catalogue or all the great structures around the world that human-kind has built.

Only the best is left.

my_mortal_coil

[QUOTE="my_mortal_coil"]

The best music tends to filter through the mesh of time. Boy that metaphor sounded stupid to me just now ...

Meaning, the perpetual wave of modern music that is constantly being generated is MOSTLY crap. It's trendy, inane, self-replicating, radio-friendly CRAP. The older a piece of music gets and is still considered good by audiophiles and music lovers, the more all the other stuff drops off. Looking back at all the music that has ever been created is like looking at a vintage car catalogue or all the great structures around the world that human-kind has built.

Only the best is left.

motorstormhater

The best music tends to filter through the mesh of time. Boy that metaphor sounded stupid to me just now ...

Meaning, the perpetual wave of modern music that is constantly being generated is MOSTLY crap. It's trendy, inane, self-replicating, radio-friendly CRAP. The older a piece of music gets and is still considered good by audiophiles and music lovers, the more all the other stuff drops off. Looking back at all the music that has ever been created is like looking at a vintage car catalogue or all the great structures around the world that human-kind has built.

Only the best is left.

my_mortal_coil

[QUOTE="my_mortal_coil"]

The best music tends to filter through the mesh of time. Boy that metaphor sounded stupid to me just now ...

Meaning, the perpetual wave of modern music that is constantly being generated is MOSTLY crap. It's trendy, inane, self-replicating, radio-friendly CRAP. The older a piece of music gets and is still considered good by audiophiles and music lovers, the more all the other stuff drops off. Looking back at all the music that has ever been created is like looking at a vintage car catalogue or all the great structures around the world that human-kind has built.

Only the best is left.

WolfattheDoor34

Wow that was harsh. What I say is fundamentally true, so how would you put it?

the thing is ive been getting crap from my brother for my bad music tastes. and my friends found pavarotti on my ipod and ripped the **** out of me

motorstormhater

Don't worry. I listen to music older than my grandparents.

Don't worry. I listen to music older than my grandparents.

vaultboy_ninja

Your parents seem to have good taste so don't worry about it. There's no need to automatically hate stuff your parents like. If you like it, you like it! :)

[QUOTE="WolfattheDoor34"][QUOTE="my_mortal_coil"]

The best music tends to filter through the mesh of time. Boy that metaphor sounded stupid to me just now ...

Meaning, the perpetual wave of modern music that is constantly being generated is MOSTLY crap. It's trendy, inane, self-replicating, radio-friendly CRAP. The older a piece of music gets and is still considered good by audiophiles and music lovers, the more all the other stuff drops off. Looking back at all the music that has ever been created is like looking at a vintage car catalogue or all the great structures around the world that human-kind has built.

Only the best is left.

my_mortal_coil

Wow that was harsh. What I say is fundamentally true, so how would you put it?

Better listening to that than the **** out there today that is popular, so you are all good.

i've never even heard any of those, they must be ancient

[QUOTE="vaultboy_ninja"]

Don't worry. I listen to music older than my grandparents.

Dystopian-X