Music is dead

Hi, my name is AlanSleep and there is sand in my vagina.

It's just people are too stupid to know good music, plain and simple, nothing complicated about it, a PERSON is smart, the collective whole of humans is stupidity at it's finest so the masses like spoon fed crap that's easy to listen to and catchy. AlanSleep

Music has never been better IMO. The last few years have been insane.

Let me tell ya a little something about Oasis, they ALWAYS SUCKED. People were idiots to be into them. They suck now they sucked way back in 97. It's just people are too stupid to know good music, plain and simple, nothing complicated about it, a PERSON is smart, the collective whole of humans is stupidity at it's finest so the masses like spoon fed crap that's easy to listen to and catchy. BINGO OASIS to a tee.

AlanSleep

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[QUOTE="MaxPred2010"]Indie nerds, SHUT UP. No one cares about your "underground" pretentious ****.lazerface216

then go stick with your boring, unoriginal, watered down billboard top 40 garbage and quit crying...

but think about it....can u name 40 bands from the 50, 60, 70, 80, 90s for each era.....meaning 200 bands.....that were good enough then to listen to now? i doubt it....im not defending modern pop music by any means....i think its terrible....but out of all the memorable bands mentioned on here.....i havnt seen more then 20 or 30 mentioned......which is pretty said with 50 years of history...

There are no more good quality artists from the 60s,70s,80s or 90s.Check out which artists we have now like Bieber,Miley Cyrus,Jonas Brothers.They are all useless and overated artists.Before we had Elvis,The Beatles,Lionel Richie and Michael Jackson to name a few.

Now we have to rely on Lady Gaga which is decent at best.The only modern artists right now that I actually like is Beyonce and Alicia Keys.The sign of artists getting popular because of Youtube is a sign that music is dead.:cry:

ralphster

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[QUOTE="MaxPred2010"]Indie nerds, SHUT UP. No one cares about your "underground" pretentious ****.MaxPred2010

then go stick with your boring, unoriginal, watered down billboard top 40 garbage and quit crying...

You parents probably said the same thing about your music 20 years ago.

Dig a little bit. You you can't find good music today then you're not trying very hard.

TC don't let the popular music industry feed you. You have the inter-nets, with this amazing tool you can feed yourself the music you want. You just gotta hunt it down.

the good bands are the ones that arnt like the ones u said we have op

There are great artists out there, you just have to get away from top 40 music to find most of them.Travo_basic

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[QUOTE="MaxPred2010"]Indie nerds, SHUT UP. No one cares about your "underground" pretentious ****.MaxPred2010

then go stick with your boring, unoriginal, watered down billboard top 40 garbage and quit crying...

you're the one crying, crying about people liking music that doesn't sound like everything else, calling it "underground pretentious *****". there's nothing wrong with liking popular music, there's plenty of popular music that i can get into but to call people pretentious for listening or preferring music that's not mainstream is lame.

There are no more good quality artists from the 60s,70s,80s or 90s.Check out which artists we have now like Bieber,Miley Cyrus,Jonas Brothers.They are all useless and overated artists.Before we had Elvis,The Beatles,Lionel Richie and Michael Jackson to name a few.

Now we have to rely on Lady Gaga which is decent at best.The only modern artists right now that I actually like is Beyonce and Alicia Keys.The sign of artists getting popular because of Youtube is a sign that music is dead.:cry:

You aren't digging deep enough, and couldn't possibly be more incorrect

[QUOTE="MaxPred2010"][QUOTE="lazerface216"]

then go stick with your boring, unoriginal, watered down billboard top 40 garbage and quit crying...

you're the one crying, crying about people liking music that doesn't sound like everything else, calling it "underground pretentious *****". there's nothing wrong with liking popular music, there's plenty of popular music that i can get into but to call people pretentious for listening or preferring music that's not mainstream is lame.

I'd tell you to dig real deep. But digging is so boring.Wilfred_Owen

just nasty. unlike doom, grimm is more on the serious tip, which i like.

also, that beat is so hypnotizing.

[QUOTE="Osaka-06"][QUOTE="racer8dan"]Yes, and I could add to that list for a very long time.

racer8dan

It's not dead, it's just that you are not searching very well. Look underground, there are many good artists down there. For some reason when they go mainstream, they get this ego and think they could do whatever they want.

You must know very few bands. :?

Music is certainly dying yes. BUt it's little brats like your fault and others who purchase the said crappy music that is being mass distributed.

Its the FANS fault music is dying. Kids are too stupid today to know good music with their crappy mop hair cuts and Fallout Boy. Grow some taste you ****

AlanSleep

There has always been **** music.

I will just leave this here....

and this....

[QUOTE="zoraluv"][QUOTE="AlanSleep"]

Music is certainly dying yes. BUt it's little brats like your fault and others who purchase the said crappy music that is being mass distributed.

Its the FANS fault music is dying. Kids are too stupid today to know good music with their crappy mop hair cuts and Fallout Boy. Grow some taste you ****

SEANMCAD

Thing is the free market is not nearly as much about what the consumer wants as people think. Its also who and how distrubution is controlled.

Classic example is the story of Led Zeplin. AM radio which was mainstream at the time didn want to touch them here in the states. FM radio which was new and not controlled by very large companies would play them. The rest is history so to speak.

*Looks at my sig*

You got nerve son. :|

Music isn't dead..

I will just leave this here....

and this....

Music isn't dead. You are just not looking hard enough to find something you are interested in.

How to find good music:

1. Pick favorite genre

2. Type it into Pandora.com

3. ??????

4. Profit

If you stop listening to mainstream radio it's pretty easy to find good music. Hell there might even be some good rap out there for all we know.

The point I am making might be only in part to what you are saying. My point is that if it wasnt for FM radio starting out exactly as they did its highly likely Led Zepplin would not have ever gotten any sales of records in the US at all becuase nobody would have known of them.

I am convinced that the 70's was the best decade for music not becuase the music was better but becuase of the birth of FM radio and how experimental they allowed themselves be with content.

Today, outside of the internet, music media is highly controlled and not many mainstream risk takers, leaving you with your web browsers to find the good stuff,

SEANMCAD

But even in the 70s there were limitations to what you could find. The music business DID give the music out to the FM radio stations to play. LZ wasn't indie by any means.

[QUOTE="zoraluv"][QUOTE="SEANMCAD"]

Thing is the free market is not nearly as much about what the consumer wants as people think. Its also who and how distrubution is controlled.

Classic example is the story of Led Zeplin. AM radio which was mainstream at the time didn want to touch them here in the states. FM radio which was new and not controlled by very large companies would play them. The rest is history so to speak.

SEANMCAD

The point I am making might be only in part to what you are saying. My point is that if it wasnt for FM radio starting out exactly as they did its highly likely Led Zepplin would not have ever gotten any sales of records in the US at all becuase nobody would have known of them.

I am convinced that the 70's was the best decade for music not becuase the music was better but becuase of the birth of FM radio and how experimental they allowed themselves be with content.

Today, outside of the internet, music media is highly controlled and not many mainstream risk takers, leaving you with your web browsers to find the good stuff,