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07-23-2010, 11:34 PM | #3471 (permalink) | |
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Pop Punk is good, well done music
Lamb of God is probably the most legitimate metal band of the last decade Superjoint Ritual > Pantera (both bands had Phil Anselmo as vocalist) Nu Metal is a splinter genre of Funk music Jazz > Classical music
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07-24-2010, 12:14 AM | #3472 (permalink) |
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Originality is important for any album, but I think 40 years on we are allowed to look past a particular album's historical importance and really focus on whether or not that album is a collection of "good" music.
Sgt. Peppers is a cool album and I do like it a lot, but a lot of its appeal comes from the fact that it was so indicative of an era; music was either written before Sgt. Peppers, or afterwards. The contrast is quite stark. If Beethoven suddenly got ahold of a bunch of Chinese instruments and incorporated them into his arsenal, then we would probably think today that the music was cool from an originality standpoint. but originality≠good music, and I think the beatles are a prime example of this. Revolver is a great album, followed closely by Abbey rd and rubber soul. The white album and Magical mystery tour are cool but just a little too diverse I think. The white album is so uncohesive, its like 3 artist's albums merged into one huge compilation I have only made it through the whole thing on long driving trips. Normally an hour into I just get bored. Yes, I think the white album is sub par |
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07-24-2010, 04:28 AM | #3474 (permalink) | |
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07-24-2010, 11:42 AM | #3475 (permalink) |
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Mogwai< Maserati
mogwai is cool and all, but there are better bands out there. i like to think of mogwai as "post rock for the post rock newbies" (i'm not saying i don't like mogwai, it's just that maserati is better.) Last edited by Dayvan Cowboy; 07-24-2010 at 03:27 PM. |
07-24-2010, 03:45 PM | #3476 (permalink) |
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Hmmmm... don't know any Maserati... but do very much love all my Mogwai albums in my collection, so perhaps, that might a good prospect to check out at some point...
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07-24-2010, 03:50 PM | #3477 (permalink) | |
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Mellon Collie is my favorite double album. |
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07-24-2010, 04:24 PM | #3478 (permalink) | |
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In regards to Yes, one of their best albums without a doubt is the live "Yessongs" and a double to boot as well. I love "Mellon Collie" too, without doubt one of the best doubles ever recorded. Hell any album that has Jimmy Chamberlain drumming over a double album must be something special. |
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07-24-2010, 04:40 PM | #3479 (permalink) |
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The thing about double albums is they were big before the CD was invented. It's unfair to say a band only makes a double album out of overindulgence because a lot of the best artists simply come up with too much great music to fit into a single LP, maybe not enough for 4 sides but enough for 3. But because of the vinyl years it would be weird to have an album of just 3 sides so back then filler was needed to do what filler was logically meant to do.
Overall double albums having at least a quarter's worth of filler isn't an issue with me. 3 good sides is still better than 2. |
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