- - Born in the wrong generation
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TheBig3
03-04-2011 08:15 AM
Only if you forget the ****ty parts of the 40's.
Katey22
03-05-2011 03:04 AM
Tottally
I feel like the 60's is my decade.
Wolf Dog Moon
03-14-2011 03:12 PM
right now young people have the ultimate access to all kinds of music, videos, and unique content that I never had such easy access to! Now is the time to be born.
starrynight
03-14-2011 03:37 PM
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Originally Posted by djchameleon
(Post 1003463)
oh I'm pretty sure some people hate the mainstream for being sellouts and playing for the dollar as well. I agree with you about not favor one over the other. I'm heavily into listening to so much music that sometimes yes I will listen to crappy/bad music that just in turn happens to be mainstream as well. I just really hate how people go from "oh it's mainstream." to meaning that "well if it's popular and mainstream that automatically means that it is terribad". That type of elitism that I find here on the forums is just straight up stupid imo. You claim to be open minded to music but then you turn around and shut out all artists that are mainstream.
There's mainstream mainstream and there is mainstream underground. :D Then there is everything else which is relatively little known within it's own genre or is just a relatively small supported genre.
s_k
03-14-2011 06:22 PM
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Originally Posted by Wolf Dog Moon
(Post 1018259)
right now young people have the ultimate access to all kinds of music, videos, and unique content that I never had such easy access to! Now is the time to be born.
--> Thes new guy/girl has a point ;).
I should add: Old people have access to all kinds of music too. Use it!
TockTockTock
03-14-2011 06:39 PM
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Originally Posted by s_k
(Post 1018393)
--> Thes new guy/girl has a point ;).
I should add: Old people have access to all kinds of music too. Use it!
With the variety of music that young people are exposed to via internet, all I can say is that music in the future is going to be amazing.
s_k
03-14-2011 06:41 PM
There seems a sort of improvement in music in the last 5 tot 10 years.
Am I the only one thinking that?
TockTockTock
03-14-2011 06:45 PM
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Originally Posted by s_k
(Post 1018414)
There seems a sort of improvement in music in the last 5 tot 10 years.
Am I the only one thinking that?
I think it lies in one's taste in music, but I have to say that I do. I see more variety in the past decade than the 90's.
s_k
03-14-2011 06:53 PM
There seems more space for experiments nowadays.
More and more bands don't seem to care if they fit in their time.
There's so much different music nowadays. And it doesn't always sound modern, it doesn't sound hip. It just sounds... Good.
I did a posting a couple of weeks ago. Let me search...
Ah, it was two pages back in this topic.
Here:
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Originally Posted by s_k
(Post 1001270)
Here you go sir ;)
Music like this doesn't 'fit' the time, yet it is still being made and produced.
I have the feeling something good is going to happen.
Wolf Dog Moon
03-16-2011 04:04 PM
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Originally Posted by s_k
(Post 1018420)
There seems more space for experiments nowadays.
More and more bands don't seem to care if they fit in their time.
There's so much different music nowadays. And it doesn't always sound modern, it doesn't sound hip. It just sounds... Good.
I did a posting a couple of weeks ago. Let me search...
Ah, it was two pages back in this topic.
Here:
Music like this doesn't 'fit' the time, yet it is still being made and produced.
I have the feeling something good is going to happen.
Hey I just checked out Wolf People. Sounds good to me.
