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Old 07-29-2016, 03:56 PM   #51 (permalink)
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Okay I'm drunk so I'm gonna rate all those songs based on a Party Hardy (PH) 1-10 system, where a 10 equals John Belushi levels of party animal savagery, with a 1 being a nursing home bingo event.

* This has nothing to do with a song's quality, just it's ability to make me want to go legs up on a keg.

*Lurgee by Radiohead

I tried dancing to this, but my leg fell asleep. 1/10

*Clocks by Coldplay

I know this might sound weird, but I have seriously never listened to Coldplay, at least not to my knowledge. No real reason why, I just have never cared enough to do so. Not a bad song, sort of like a combination of the most tepid but still good parts of U2 and Radiohead or something, but I ain't gettin' down to this on a dance floor. 2/10

*Bionic by Placebo

I got my beer bong ready... **** this I'm going for some Ke$ha. 1/10

*Porcelain by Moby

So... like... do you listen to anything but adult contemporary for twenty-somethings? 1/10

*You Don't Have to Tell Me Now by Grant Hart

I'm not even a minute into this and I'm already awarding it a PH level of .5/10

*Untitled by Interpol

Okay, so I was right that one time I listened to Interpol. 1/10

*Vapour Trail by Ride

Oh hey! A band I know and kinda like. 2/10

*Pieces by Dinosaur Jr

You have a chance to post a band with some excitement and this sleepery is what you come up with? Not a bad song at all, but... 2/10

*Shining Light by Ash

This reminds me of the indie rock version of Lifehouse. If you don't know what that is then just know that it isn't a compliment. 1/10

*If You're Thinking Of Me by Dodgy

Man I got **** to do. 1/10

*Disorder by Joy Division

I kind of hate Joy Division, but this is actually the most exciting song yet, even if I don't particularly like it, so... 3/10


If you don't care about what people think, then listen to what you want to listen to, cause **** all that noise, but if you're worried that people think your music is boring, then... you have legitimate cause for concern.
None of it's really music for dancing to, spare aside Moby and Coldplay . Would you mind giving your PH score on these?

*Trap Queen by Fetty Wap
*Peanut Butter Jelly by Galantis
*Hey Baby by DJ Otzi
*Irresistable by Fallout Boy
*Watch Me (Whip/Nae Nae) by Silento
*7 Days by Craig David
*Don't Mind by Kent Jones

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Old 07-29-2016, 04:26 PM   #52 (permalink)
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I have Porcelain on a flash drive with thousands of other songs in my car. When it comes on I FF to the next tune because I don't wanna fall asleep at the wheel. It's a good song, but the repetitiveness lulls me into a trance. Maybe that's what everyone around you is getting at.

Just some food for thought.
The American version of the music video shows Moby in a slowly moving car with no driver - it creates pretty much the illusion you said.
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Old 09-23-2016, 03:30 PM   #53 (permalink)
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They simply have different tastes and rather than engage in a substantive discussion(with you) they try to diminish you. It's easier. Sometimes they're just snobs.
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