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Old 04-02-2018, 09:28 PM   #141 (permalink)
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I mean he's not that dumb tbf.
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There is only one bright spot and that is the growing habit of disgruntled men of dynamiting factories and power-stations; I hope that, encouraged now as ‘patriotism’, may remain a habit! But it won’t do any good, if it is not universal.
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Old 04-02-2018, 09:32 PM   #142 (permalink)
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Old 04-02-2018, 11:26 PM   #143 (permalink)
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Most 60s and 70s acts were on the decline, or were "owned" by the baby boomer generation.
Not true. There were artist and bands from 60s that resurfaced in the 80s after a long dry spell in the 70s. There were also 70s bands that were considered underground, or only played only AOR, that began to break the charts in the 80s. The Boss in one of them. He was mostly AOR.

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New wave had declined by that time.
New Wave started in the late 70s and had a pretty good run through the 80s. I noticed quite a few people who associate New Wave with the 80s more so than the 70s.

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There was "serious" rock by Springsteen, U2, et al, but that again tended to be more serious and less fun. Punk/alternative had all the posturing about credibility of the listener. If you were a young kid trying to get into that music someone who already listened to it would be as likely to sneer at you as welcome a new fan.
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Hair metal had a rock image. Beyond the power ballads those bands did have up tempo material, though it seems those songs were never hits on the level of the ballads. And there wasn't the self-conciousness of punk-alternative. They were just bands trying to make it big, sell tickets and records, make good music. I don't recall Elvis or The Beatlessneering at potential fans the way punk/alternative always did.
John Lennon was known to sneer at his fans in the early years. Maybe it was his way of coping with adulation he didn't know how to handle, or rejecting the superficiality of stranger doting him. But anyway he had a quite the reputation for sneering - that's before Brian met the band cleaned them all up.

You can find sneering all over the place. Erudites sneered at traditional Folk music. The Southern establishment sneered at Elvis and his fan. Elvis fans sneered at Beatles and their fans. Beatle fans sneered at Rolling Stones fans. The city of Boston sneered at the Stones. Big time sneer. They were banned from the city.

Even on this site you can find seasoned Jazzbos sneering at the uninitiated pedestrian Jazz listener. You find those with mainstream taste sneer at those who are into obscure music. I've seen Proggers on this site sneer at indie fans. (I don't do that since I am both a fan of Prog and Alternative.) It really never dawned on me till now, but I would think Music Banter is some kind of hot bed of sneering.

Look at yourself. The premise of this whole thread is to sneer at Grunge - a genre which you yourself claim as being dead. You are basically sneering at a dead genre, which is like basically beating a dead horse.

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Different time, more of a generational thing, but back then it was "Don't Knock The Rock", just people trying to have a good time. Listening to the younger people with their uninformed opinions about the stereotype of 1980s Rock n Roll makes me realize how dumb I must have sounded to my uncles when I was a kid.
I didn't act dumb in front of my uncles. If you did, than that's your fault. I kept my ears opened to what they had to say. I absolutely appreciated everything they taught me.
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I mean he's not that dumb tbf.
I'm sure people with the IQ of 70 think people with the IQ of 80 as brilliant.
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Lol. Nea coming in with the kill.
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I'm sure people with the IQ of 70 think people with the IQ of 80 as brilliant.
I'm sure most smart people know that IQ tests are inaccurate measurements of intelligence.
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I'm sure most smart people know that IQ tests are inaccurate measurements of intelligence.
Do you think they’re so inaccurate that the scores are totally irrelevant?

A valid IQ test is actually an amazing tool for measuring aptitude.
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You sneerin'?
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