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#126
I wonder if ppl are actually clicking on these? lotta solid stuff,
here's more:
N.E.R.D
Music Today DOES NOT Suck
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#128
Tough to beat the 90's. 24 now and lately I've been in a 90's kick from hell. What a generation I got to experience, just a great time to be alive IMO, wish I were a bit older though was too young to fully appreciate it...
Oasis
Beck
Offspring
Green Day (The real Green Day not the new shit)
Third Eye Blind (might take some heat for that)
hell Blues Traveler even
90's alternative should be a format that makes it's way onto FM radio soon, it would work IMO
Oasis
Beck
Offspring
Green Day (The real Green Day not the new shit)
Third Eye Blind (might take some heat for that)
hell Blues Traveler even
90's alternative should be a format that makes it's way onto FM radio soon, it would work IMO
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#130
Sorry, I know this thread is old as hell, but everytime I read the topic I think:
YES IT DOES.
The 80's and 90's music sucks balls. I hate the say it, but the best thing that came out of the 80's was the LA glame metal scene. I don't like anything from the 90's. That whole Seattle grunge thing sucks monkey sac. Pearl Jam fucking sucks, sorry. The best thing in the 80s and 90s was the older bands from the 60s and 70s that were still together and still toured.
The only new band that I remotely care for now is the Drive By Truckers, and I still think they suck. They'd be much better if they actually turned down the fucking distortion on thier guitars and actually played the things. That's the fundimental problem with all the newer music from the 90's and 2000s.
Learn to play your instruments, learn to actually sing and most importantly, learn to fucking JAM.
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#133
Quote Originally Posted by THEMUGG:
As far as the Seattle grunge thing sucking........you're alone with your feelings. Nirvana, AIC, Pearl Jam, etc, influenced most of the decent rock out today. You'd be in the minority in any group you tried to sell that to.
As far as the Seattle grunge thing sucking........you're alone with your feelings. Nirvana, AIC, Pearl Jam, etc, influenced most of the decent rock out today. You'd be in the minority in any group you tried to sell that to.
Nope, sorry, not alone. I'm a musician and most all of my friends feel the same way. And as far as that crap influencing music today - that was the point of my post - there is no decent rock these days.
Don't take in personal MUGG, to each their own. I do, however, like Pink Floyd. 
Posted:
#134
Quote Originally Posted by MWC:
Nope, sorry, not alone. I'm a musician and most all of my friends feel the same way. And as far as that crap influencing music today - that was the point of my post - there is no decent rock these days.
Don't take in personal MUGG, to each their own. I do, however, like Pink Floyd.
Fair enough.......I need to realize my tastes don't apply to everyone else.
.........& I agree. There is very little decent rock these days.
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#135
[Quote: Originally Posted by THEMUGG] The Techno/trance shit is just that.........shit.
Only in America Trance/Techno isnt big!!!! Trance is HUGE HUGE ALL OVER THE WORLD. USA music consists of classic rock which is soo past....Now its all teenie bopper/rap crap hip hop shit...Music today is not bad ONLY IN USA ITS BAD AS IN SHIT BAD!!!!
Only in America Trance/Techno isnt big!!!! Trance is HUGE HUGE ALL OVER THE WORLD. USA music consists of classic rock which is soo past....Now its all teenie bopper/rap crap hip hop shit...Music today is not bad ONLY IN USA ITS BAD AS IN SHIT BAD!!!!
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#136
Platypus, you have great taste of music.
I download the indie/rock playlists, many of the bands that you list are on the monthly playlist. I suggest you give it a try.
I would suggest everyone get the Kooks new album. It's not too indie sounding. Great mellow or light rock.
Sam Roberts old stuff, My favourite is "dead end".
Really old song you guys should check out on youtube, is 'The Inbreads' -"Any Sense of Time"
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#144
Quote Originally Posted by johnbs:
I don't mind the certain genres in this decade just like those a decade ago in the 90's something that I never heard of until school in parts of 10 years ago which Istarted to interest in hardcor something tha t their wern't allot of like that school choir crap?
I don't mind the certain genres in this decade just like those a decade ago in the 90's something that I never heard of until school in parts of 10 years ago which Istarted to interest in hardcor something tha t their wern't allot of like that school choir crap?
No offense intended, but WTF did you just say?
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#147
I saw modest mouse on Letterman a few years back (I don't think anybody knew who they were then) and honestly I thought their performance was moderate at best. My Dad and I laughed and called them "moderate mouse" that night. I gave some of their stuff a listen and I still use that nickname to describe their music because I think it is appropriate.
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