Famous Musicians You Respect as People

midnight rain · 12-19-2012, 06:02 PM

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Originally Posted by zevokes

it being no less unique or distinctive does not deem it a mecca either though.

i'm not arguing its contribution, but that inundation has some adverse effects... i'm primarily referring to sopsych's comment essentially stating that if it's not famous in america, it doesn't belong in this thread.

well if you're only referring to that, then i'll agree with you but most of his comments have been pretty trollish in nature so i don't give them much value.

there's a lot of **** that comes out of America, but it's also responsible for countless contributions to artistic medium. would Country, Blues, Jazz, Rock n' roll, and Rap exist without America? Can't say for certain, but it certainly does exist because of America.

P A N · 12-19-2012, 06:04 PM

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Originally Posted by Tuna

well if you're only referring to that, then i'll agree with you but most of his comments have been pretty trollish in nature so i don't give them much value.

there's a lot of **** that comes out of America, but it's also responsible for countless contributions to artistic medium. would Country, Blues, Jazz, Rock n' roll, and Rap exist without America? Can't say for certain, but it certainly does exist because of America.

couldn't agree more big fish!

midnight rain · 12-19-2012, 06:06 PM

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Originally Posted by zevokes

couldn't agree more big fish!

you're alright zevokes

P A N · 12-19-2012, 06:11 PM

:d

P A N · 12-19-2012, 06:11 PM

well that emoticon just doesn't work.

sopsych · 12-19-2012, 07:17 PM

If you're going to take shots at me, get out of my thread.

I stand by what I said about those two artists. I looked them up before I even commented, and they don't seem to have had major media attention or major success anywhere. One UK album chart notwithstanding. I suppose an artist who is a household name in just English-speaking Europe would count as "famous" by my definition, but I don't think many Brits in any age group know who Ben Howard is either. (By the way, fame is only moderately connected to caliber of music. If he's great, maybe he eventually will qualify for this kind of discussion.) I don't mind a few little-known artists being mentioned in this thread, but there have been more than a few.

P A N · 12-19-2012, 07:41 PM

two last shots: one, dude, quit being so b*tchy and go play outside.

two:http://www.musicbanter.com/general-m...ml#post1265718

and now i'm exiting the scene, as resistance to taking shots at your dominant attitude will likely prove to be a futile endeavour!

midnight rain · 12-19-2012, 08:06 PM

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Originally Posted by zevokes

and now i'm exiting the scene, as resistance to taking shots at your dominant attitude will likely prove to be a futile endeavour!

I for one don't care if he's telling me to get out of his thread. People who police their own threads but in reality have no authority are the worst. I will stop posting in your thread, sopych, when I feel like it.

Neapolitan · 12-19-2012, 08:17 PM

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Originally Posted by zevokes

first of all, no offense to america, but it's not exactly known to the rest of the world as a mecca of culture, and music is a massive part of culture around the world.

I always thought that Paris, London and Rome were the trifecta of mecca. Then with the addition of New York that would make it the superfecta of mecca.

I think to understand America one has to know and appreciate the contributions of different people and groups that make up America. I think it wouldn't be right to either underestimate or overblown to an extreme America's contributions to arts music and culture - not that it's all perfect.

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Originally Posted by sopsych

If you're going to take shots at me, get out of my thread.

Please remember that members probably aren't as hostile as they seem.

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Originally Posted by Tuna

well if you're only referring to that, then i'll agree with you but most of his comments have been pretty trollish in nature so i don't give them much value.

there's a lot of **** that comes out of America, but it's also responsible for countless contributions to artistic medium. would Country, Blues, Jazz, Rock n' roll, and Rap exist without America? Can't say for certain, but it certainly does exist because of America.

I think some type of Country would exist hypothetically if there wasn't an America. The majority of influences that make up Country and American Folk music comes from the British Isles, Western Europe and Scandanvia.

I was going to say music like Rock n Roll, Punk, Alt-Rock, Blues, Jazz, Funk, Soul, and hip hop are definitely America artforms. And things like Metal are also dependant on America.

Techno and Electronic kinda depend on Russia and Germany because of inventors like Lev Sergeyevich Termen and bands like Kraftwerk they were the ones who pioneered electronic instruments and music.

Bloozcrooz · 12-19-2012, 08:57 PM

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Originally Posted by sopsych

If you're going to take shots at me, get out of my thread.

I stand by what I said about those two artists. I looked them up before I even commented, and they don't seem to have had major media attention or major success anywhere. One UK album chart notwithstanding. I suppose an artist who is a household name in just English-speaking Europe would count as "famous" by my definition, but I don't think many Brits in any age group know who Ben Howard is either. (By the way, fame is only moderately connected to caliber of music. If he's great, maybe he eventually will qualify for this kind of discussion.) I don't mind a few little-known artists being mentioned in this thread, but there have been more than a few.

Can I change my vote for angriest member to this Guy or is it late?

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P A N DO LIKE YOU. Join Date: Feb 2010 Posts: 629	well that emoticon just doesn't work.

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sopsych Music Addict Join Date: Mar 2011 Location: indoors Posts: 722	If you're going to take shots at me, get out of my thread. I stand by what I said about those two artists. I looked them up before I even commented, and they don't seem to have had major media attention or major success anywhere. One UK album chart notwithstanding. I suppose an artist who is a household name in just English-speaking Europe would count as "famous" by my definition, but I don't think many Brits in any age group know who Ben Howard is either. (By the way, fame is only moderately connected to caliber of music. If he's great, maybe he eventually will qualify for this kind of discussion.) I don't mind a few little-known artists being mentioned in this thread, but there have been more than a few.

12-19-2012, 07:41 PM	#97 (permalink)
P A N DO LIKE YOU. Join Date: Feb 2010 Posts: 629	two last shots: one, dude, quit being so b*tchy and go play outside. two:http://www.musicbanter.com/general-m...ml#post1265718 and now i'm exiting the scene, as resistance to taking shots at your dominant attitude will likely prove to be a futile endeavour!