Jim Morrison definately did his fair share of drugs and his music will be around for ages. Maybe technology, or like these boy bands that a company puts together because they have "The Look" and not the talent, but with the right tweaks here and there, they sound like a modern day barbershop quartet. Pop 40 music needs a beat, a hook and a pretty face, and a star is born.
What the hell has happened to music & people?
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PeyoteReligion
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Who thinks thats a conspiracy? That's not a conspiracy, it's called marketing.
Nutes and Nugs
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Here's a old pot jam.
I play metal now and then and can't move like that.
[video=youtube;D44pyeEvhcQ]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D44pyeEvhcQ[/video]
I play metal now and then and can't move like that.
[video=youtube;D44pyeEvhcQ]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D44pyeEvhcQ[/video]
If you want real music, listen to Chamillionaire. He destroys all the mainstream rappers on their own beats. Universal tried to control his music and wouldn't let him put his material out the way he wanted to so he left. Listen to some of his freestyles over mainstream beats and tell me he's not better than these clowns.Chamillionaire - Tellaheaux Goodbye (No Lie freestyle), Voice of Reason, Stay Schemin' Freestyle. Go listen.
Blackhawk149
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nice thread
dbkick
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I saw this coming when all the little white kids(mine included) started listening to rap . The guy that talked about feeling and meaning to the music, I don't think you see that much anymore. I see it more from the old fucks from the 70s and 80s , they still play with feeling. The ones nowadays rely on their electronics and as many tracks as they can layer to make it actually sound like something. won't even start about no talent having rappers.
MojoRison
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To me it seems that the music is still there and always will be for those who are willing to listen. But the "business" of music has changed things vastly. For an example I'm a big fan of Jimi Hendrix and have every one of his albums, including imports and bootlegs. Yet some how even 40 yrs after his death there is a new Hendrix album being released http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/entertainment-arts-20443218. As a musician and music lover I can't wait to hear this, but I have to ask why, after all this time do you release it. It's not as if the Hendrix estate is in financial crisis, he and his long dead friends {Morrison, Joplin} still out sell most new musicians today. Even the masters like Mozart and Bach still sell, now that says something about music that's true.
racerboy71
bud bootlegger
to me, the death of music came hand in hand with the auto tune.. any with me? i'd love to go back in time and kill the m 'fer who developed that piece of shit music killing dog shit thing..
Hepheastus420
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WILSON sisters!!
guy incognito
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Music is terrible. What happened to gems like this: Together we will go our way, together we will leave some day. Together your hand in my hand, together we will make the plans. Together we will fly so high, together tell our friends goodbye. Together we will start life new, together this is what we'll do. Go west, life is peaceful there. Go west, lots of open air. Go west to begin life new. Go west, this is what we'll do. Go west, sun in winter time. Go west, we will do just fine. Go wes t where the skies are blue. Go west, this and more we'll do. Together we will love the beach, together we will learn and teach. Together change our pace of life, together we will work and strive. I love you, I know you love me; I want you happy and carefree. So that's why I have no protest when you say you want to go west. Go west, life is peaceful there. Go west, lots of open air. Go west to begin life new. Go west, this is what we'll do. Go west, sun in winter time. Go west, we will do just fine. Go west where the skies are blue. Go west, this and more we'll do. I know that there are many ways to live there in the sun or shade. Together we will find a place to settle down and live with the space without the busy pace back east, the hustling, rustling of the feet, I know I'm ready to leave too, so this is what we're going to do, Go west, life is peaceful there. Go west, lots of open air. Go west to begin life new. Go west, this is what we'll do. Go west, sun in winter time. Go west, we will do just fine. Go west where the skies are blue. Go west, this and more we'll do. Go west...(repeat & fade)
OGEvilgenius
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Even worse: no one wants to farm or do any kind of hard physical work anymore. It apparently it is beneath them, despite being incredibly important. Of course, no one here has that problem.
OGEvilgenius
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[youtube]SUGhl1dYpGs[/youtube] I dunno the story behind this girl/track. But it's new, it's pretty damn good too. No electronics necessary.
There was a time earlier in my life where I couldn't stand country music. Now that I'm in the "mature" age of life I've gotten to the point where I can enjoy every genra ........ Except one: Grunge Rock ------------ I hate being yelled at and that's what it sounds like to me. On top of being yelled at, I can't understand the lyrics.... My appology to anyone who enjoys Grunge Rock - no offence intended.
racerboy71
bud bootlegger
ahh come on, there is lots of good grunge music.. check out mudhoney, a personal fave of mine..
[video=youtube;FOUDDcIsokU]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FOUDDcIsokU[/video]
kelly4
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Alice In Chains is my favorite. Although, I consider them more metal than grunge.ahh come on, there is lots of good grunge music.. check out mudhoney, a personal fave of mine..
[video=youtube;FOUDDcIsokU]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FOUDDcIsokU[/video]
racerboy71
bud bootlegger
i like alice in chains as well, but i do agree that they tend to land more on the metal side of things.. well shit, they do have a lot of songs that i'd consider grunge..
w/e they are, they're good..