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Old 08-12-2015, 10:02 AM   #81 (permalink)
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You guys don't have better beer than Guinness out there? It's probably way better closer to the source than the bottles we drink come to think of it.

Truth to tell, as you probably know, I don't drink. Just perpetuating the stereotype. Mind you, my mother (god rest her soul) loved her bottle of Guinness and wouldn't drink anything else.
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We need pop like AC/DC back in the charts, not this Taylor Swift nonsense. All of her music sounds the same!
Taylor Swift/AC/DC collab? First single: "Dirty deeds autotuned to death"...
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Old 08-12-2015, 10:07 AM   #82 (permalink)
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Taylor Swift/AC/DC collab? First single: "Dirty deeds autotuned to death"...
I'm pretty sure that Swift is one of those artists who rarely uses autotune. It's part of her whole "hey look I'm down to earth like the rest of you earthlings" schtick.
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Old 08-12-2015, 10:19 AM   #83 (permalink)
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I'm pretty sure that Swift is one of those artists who rarely uses autotune. It's part of her whole "hey look I'm down to earth like the rest of you earthlings" schtick.
Ah, in which case I'll go buy all her albums immediately.





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Old 08-12-2015, 10:20 AM   #84 (permalink)
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She makes pretty dull music, might be up your alley.
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there are a lot of 2cool4skool posts going on here lately
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Old 08-12-2015, 10:22 AM   #86 (permalink)
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Pretentious Throbbing Gristleheads like myself don't even consider bands like NIN to be industrial music, so maybe you're right on that one if we're going with what's ripping the charts a new one.

However, on folk music, I think that it's too vague of a term to really have a beginning or end. Americana folk music is going to be vastly different from Vietnamese folk music. In a way, you could say that most artists who are clearly passionate about their music make folk music since they are a product of their time whether they like it or not.

Even if you don't take such a liberal definition with folk music, a lot of the alternative music (lol at the genre name btw) have very prominent folk roots from what I've heard (even if the ringleaders suck some serious ass).
Gonna have to disagree and say that NIN is actually indeed industrial. As far as american industrial music goes, they're a predominant part of it, among bands like Ministry and others. I've heard much purer industrial of course, and I am not saying NIN is the hardest industrial or the best example of it, but they're indeed an industrial band. If you were to bring up NIN recent three releases however, I'd say that leans much closer to heavy synth or electronic than anything else. Do I got those terms right? Brain is telling me I may be thinking of two different things...

Anyway. Getting off of my NIN tirade now.

I dig Chvrches something fierce. I didn't expect to like them as much as I do, but...I do, and I find some things about their music actually refreshing too.

This is a track I really dig so far.



And I am having trouble calling Chvrches a pure or true Pop outfit. They've got a lot of different sounds and influences on their album that has been out. And I find their music to be leagues or bounds better than TONS of 'Pop' that's out there. I'm sure there are better Pop outfits than Chvrches, but right now, they're my favorite.
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She makes pretty dull music, might be up your alley.
I don't mind watching her, but I ain't gonna listen to her.

@ CN: Pretty much how I felt too. I think it was YD who introduced me to them, and I was immediately hooked, to my complete surprise.
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Ja, I actually got suspended a lot in high school for not liking boring music.
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I don't mind watching her, but I ain't gonna listen to her.

@ CN: Pretty much how I felt too. I think it was YD who introduced me to them, and I was immediately hooked, to my complete surprise.
I was taken by surprise myself. I had a moment during Science/Visions when I was really getting in to it, where I said to myself that I can't possibly like this, but no, said f*ck that and jammed out. I like what I like. But yeah. The album is really awesome, dig all the different sounds on there.

I also went ahead and checked out Pvris. Thought they were good as well but nothing close to how much I dig Chvrches.
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Ja, I actually got suspended a lot in high school for not liking boring music.
wasnt actually directed at you haha just happened that i posted right after you
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