What are the most boring music genres ever created?

**Frownland** · 06-27-2017, 03:06 PM

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Originally Posted by EPOCH6

Gonna have to agree with this one.

I'm also growing very tired of the endless wave of Sabbath-clone Stoner Rock bands, similar to when I burnt myself out on the thrash revival of the late 2000s. There was a time when I ate it right up, but after beating it to death for a while it has become quite annoying having to sift through literally hundreds of these bands before finding a single band where the tag "Blues Rock" is actually accurate.

I think there's a lot of room for this to be great, but it is seriously bogged down by the slightly heavier than usual blues rock you describe.

**Frownland** · 06-27-2017, 03:08 PM

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Originally Posted by The Batlord

Nah, the worst is when you say metal and they make a godforsaken impression involving wild, uncoordinated hand motions that may or may not be air guitar/drumming, combined with with a "RAWR!" noise that no metal band besides Gwar would ever record for people to hear. I assume the person is half-remembering a Slipknot song they heard once at some point two in the early 00's. This is one of the few times I ever want to punch someone who has in no way wronged me.

Ugggghhhhhhhh I ****ing hate this with all of my life. Just thinking of what pops up into people's heads when you tell them you like metal makes me sad.

It's almost worse with jazz because when you say that you like jazz, people usually think you like some weak ass Kenny G ****. Nah son, the jazz I listen to will make your momma cry.

**Janszoon** · 06-27-2017, 03:29 PM

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Originally Posted by Frownland

Ugggghhhhhhhh I ****ing hate this with all of my life. Just thinking of what pops up into people's heads when you tell them you like metal makes me sad.

It's especially sad when they try to relate to you by telling you about how they saw Tool in concert once or whatever.

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It's almost worse with jazz because when you say that you like jazz, people usually think you like some weak ass Kenny G ****. Nah son, the jazz I listen to will make your momma cry.

Yep. Same goes for when you say you like electronic music and they think you mean cheeseball club music.

**Frownland** · 06-27-2017, 03:47 PM

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Originally Posted by Janszoon

It's especially sad when they try to relate to you by telling you about how they saw Tool in concert once or whatever.

Ja, I totally wouldn't relate to that at all...

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Yep. Same goes for when you say you like electronic music and they think you mean cheeseball club music.

Definitely this as well. It'd make more sense as a response to techno, but even then it's still pretty off the mark.

Trollheart · 06-27-2017, 06:39 PM

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Yes, I saw the edit and was upset at your exclusion of Creed, which was obviously driven by your amoral atheist tendencies. I won't have that on my forum.

This is your forum now? When was the coup? How did you seize power? Is Yac ok? I don't mind, I'd just like some time to liquidate some assets and get in touch with my brokers in Zurich before you enact any sweeping reforms. Can you give me twenty-four hours?

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Originally Posted by Chiomara

Well the problem is more just a dramatically different idea of what "weird" entails (in the eyes of these people) which can make, say, attempting to choose music for a long car ride a bit difficult. They'll happily crow, "I'm in the mood for something weird! What do you have?" (or something equally vague) and then you must gauge what precisely they mean by that.

Yeah, worse if they then drop their pants...

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Originally Posted by The Batlord

Nah, the worst is when you say metal and they make a godforsaken impression involving wild, uncoordinated hand motions that may or may not be air guitar/drumming, combined with with a "RAWR!" noise that no metal band besides Gwar would ever record for people to hear. I assume the person is half-remembering a Slipknot song they heard once at some point in the early 00's. This is one of the few times I ever want to punch someone who has in no way wronged me.

Or "Oh, like Iron Maiden or Motorhead?"
If you're lucky.

Add another to the pile: nu-country or whatever the **** the likes of Garth Brooks, Nathan Carter and Randy Travis sing. Jesus.

Spectralmusic · 06-27-2017, 09:37 PM

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Me and you had a great time seeing The Residents play though, even if Chuck wasn't there.

You saw The Residents, would've been a ****ing great experience

**Frownland** · 06-27-2017, 10:17 PM

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You saw The Residents, would've been a ****ing great experience

Well Bob was ****ing amazing on the guitar, Rico was an adequate replacement for Chuck, and Randy was amazing at first but fizzled out about halfway through and became tiresome at points, and that's really unfortunate because Shadowland is basically a Randy showcase. Great visual display and I had a great time, but I wish I had seen them on an earlier tour (like the one that was in walking distance of my house but I was too young for the venue).

Lot of weirdos there too. I saw Marc Maron.

The Batlord · 06-27-2017, 10:34 PM

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Originally Posted by Frownland

Well Bob was ****ing amazing on the guitar, Rico was an adequate replacement for Chuck, and Randy was amazing at first but fizzled out about halfway through and became tiresome at points, and that's really unfortunate because Shadowland is basically a Randy showcase. Great visual display and I had a great time, but I wish I had seen them on an earlier tour (like the one that was in walking distance of my house but I was too young for the venue).

Lot of weirdos there too. I saw Marc Maron.

I saw the name and was like, "I ****ing know that name but can't place it," so I Googled it and realized he was in Glow, the show I just marathoned over the last two days. Small world.

**Frownland** · 06-27-2017, 10:49 PM

Not really. The show was in LA. He lives in LA. I lived close to LA. I went to that show. I ****post on the same forum as you. The world isn't small you dumb ****.

The Batlord · 06-27-2017, 10:55 PM

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Not really. The show was in LA. He lives in LA. I lived close to LA. I went to that show. I ****post on the same forum as you. The world isn't small you dumb ****.

Then you must mention Marc Maron a lot. Like, you probably want him to **** you in the ass and won't shut up about it, or else it's still a coincidence since I don't even know if I'd heard of him till two days ago.

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