Acclaimed recs that you're "just not that into"
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[insert broad sweeping judgments based upon entire thread]
i finally understand why a lot of the records of today suck. its because all the engineers hate good music.
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i understand that everyone is entitled to their own opinion and everything, but yours is wrong.
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oh and id have to say pink floyd - i have a lot of respect for them doing their thing at that time and paving the way for more experimentalism by later folks, but ive just never been in a pink floyd state of mind - you know pink marker on a fringe covered, stone washed, jean jacket. it escapes me
and i fucking hate metallica and most of all other "metal". anything that make people walk around on stage with their dick in there hand.
i finally understand why a lot of the records of today suck. its because all the engineers hate good music.
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i understand that everyone is entitled to their own opinion and everything, but yours is wrong.
[insert smiley face- if i have to]
oh and id have to say pink floyd - i have a lot of respect for them doing their thing at that time and paving the way for more experimentalism by later folks, but ive just never been in a pink floyd state of mind - you know pink marker on a fringe covered, stone washed, jean jacket. it escapes me
and i fucking hate metallica and most of all other "metal". anything that make people walk around on stage with their dick in there hand.
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oh and id have to say pink floyd - i have a lot of respect for them doing their thing at that time and paving the way for more experimentalism by later folks, but ive just never been in a pink floyd state of mind - you know pink marker on a fringe covered, stone washed, jean jacket. it escapes me
and i fucking hate metallica and most of all other "metal". anything that make people walk around on stage with their dick in there hand.
To appreciate Pink Floyd properly, you really need to listen to the Adam Heart Mother and Ummagumma albums an hour or two after eating a couple hits of LSD. After that, the later albums make more sense. (Of course, after that, everything will make more sense )
BTW, I agree about the metal bands - - around here, they're called MAD bands. (It stands for Mad At Dad.)
Overall, the trick isn't to find famous recording that you hate - - (the shit is everywhere! There's no escape! Ahhhhhhh!)
No, the trick is finding something you can stand to hear at all.
Or, hear more than once.
Or, extremely rarely, hear it over and over just because it's sooo fuckin good! Now THAT's a thread I'd definitely pay close attention to....
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Now that's a classic line man.objective wrote:i have yet to get the led out with enthusiasm
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Here's to painting a target on my e-chest:
Generally these artists have a couple (or in some cases a small handful) songs/compositions that are ok, everything else I hate.
Charlie Parker
Neil Young
James Brown
Guided By Voices
Elloit Smith
The Doors
Hayden
The Beatles
Springsteen
The Rolling Stones
Palestrina
Return to Forever (not chick corea's album by that name, but the band after)
and many more
And I do say this with all due respect to thier talent, originality, significance, etc... I just don't like them all that much.
Generally these artists have a couple (or in some cases a small handful) songs/compositions that are ok, everything else I hate.
Charlie Parker
Neil Young
James Brown
Guided By Voices
Elloit Smith
The Doors
Hayden
The Beatles
Springsteen
The Rolling Stones
Palestrina
Return to Forever (not chick corea's album by that name, but the band after)
and many more
And I do say this with all due respect to thier talent, originality, significance, etc... I just don't like them all that much.
What DO you like?!?! Me'al?darkhorseporter wrote:Here's to painting a target on my e-chest:
Generally these artists have a couple (or in some cases a small handful) songs/compositions that are ok, everything else I hate.
Charlie Parker
Neil Young
James Brown
Guided By Voices
Elloit Smith
The Doors
Hayden
The Beatles
Springsteen
The Rolling Stones
Palestrina
Return to Forever (not chick corea's album by that name, but the band after)
and many more
And I do say this with all due respect to thier talent, originality, significance, etc... I just don't like them all that much.
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I usually find myself wondering the same thing after a post like that. Like, whatever this dude likes must be incredibly awesome.kentothink wrote:What DO you like?!?! Me'al?darkhorseporter wrote:Here's to painting a target on my e-chest:
Generally these artists have a couple (or in some cases a small handful) songs/compositions that are ok, everything else I hate.
Charlie Parker
Neil Young
James Brown
Guided By Voices
Elloit Smith
The Doors
Hayden
The Beatles
Springsteen
The Rolling Stones
Palestrina
Return to Forever (not chick corea's album by that name, but the band after)
and many more
And I do say this with all due respect to thier talent, originality, significance, etc... I just don't like them all that much.
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Guided by voices has to be one of the lamest band names ever, I can't listen to them simply based on that.
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No, no, "System of a Down" is much more lame.virtualguthrie wrote:Guided by voices has to be one of the lamest band names ever, I can't listen to them simply based on that.
"Jeweller, you've failed. Jeweller."
"Lots of people are nostalgic for analog. I suspect they're people who never had to work with it." ? Brian Eno
All the DWLB music is at http://dwlb.bandcamp.com/
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Okay now you have to come over, i'll hold you to that. I'll buy you a cinzano and lime for agreeing with me.dwlb wrote:If I ever get over to the UK again I'm buying you a pint for having the nards to say that. And another for being right.Rigsby wrote:I never got the smiths, always found them boring and dull.
Here's a bunch of repetition with a few twists:
Nirvana (all) - I like 'Scentless Apprentice' and the sound of the chorus on 'Come As You Are' (far from legendary regard)
Marquee Moon
Metallica - It's hard to not like the 'Enter Sandman' riff, otherwise same as Nirvana
Pearl Jam - why would so many people choose to imitate?
U2 - great for relieving third world debt, otherwise blah. 'Bullet the Blue Sky' is the keeper.
White Stripes - it's like soul without soul
Beatles - undeniably brilliant, but not interested
Springsteen - like U2, decent politics
And if Eric Clapton is God, Johnny Marr is God's daddy.
Nirvana (all) - I like 'Scentless Apprentice' and the sound of the chorus on 'Come As You Are' (far from legendary regard)
Marquee Moon
Metallica - It's hard to not like the 'Enter Sandman' riff, otherwise same as Nirvana
Pearl Jam - why would so many people choose to imitate?
U2 - great for relieving third world debt, otherwise blah. 'Bullet the Blue Sky' is the keeper.
White Stripes - it's like soul without soul
Beatles - undeniably brilliant, but not interested
Springsteen - like U2, decent politics
And if Eric Clapton is God, Johnny Marr is God's daddy.
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It all sounds like a plan.Rigsby wrote:Okay now you have to come over, i'll hold you to that. I'll buy you a cinzano and lime for agreeing with me.dwlb wrote:If I ever get over to the UK again I'm buying you a pint for having the nards to say that. And another for being right.Rigsby wrote:I never got the smiths, always found them boring and dull.
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"Lots of people are nostalgic for analog. I suspect they're people who never had to work with it." ? Brian Eno
All the DWLB music is at http://dwlb.bandcamp.com/
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