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lenazi
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Sep-17-2009 17:51
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SYSTEM-J
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Registered: Sep 2003
Location: Manchester
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Sep-17-2009 18:06
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SYSTEM-J
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Registered: Sep 2003
Location: Manchester
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Sep-17-2009 18:09
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lenazi
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Registered: Jul 2009
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i don't know why i am even bothering, but i feel like discussing this so why not?
a dj does not use his voice to connect to his audience.
a vocalist that has 2 minute gaps between tracks and says nothing is not using his primary weapon to make this connection to the audience.
i don't think you can compare a dj and vocalist because of this, but if you insist; what kings of leon did would be the equivalent to a dj playing a whole record, cutting the music for 3 minutes while he picked the next record, then starting up again.
what kind of a dj set would that be?
a very shit one.
i don't need to hear all of those cliche lines that every act recycles in each city that they go to, but if you are going to play uninspired music for the love of everything holy tell me a bit about the inspiration behind it. Even if the music is great i want to know.
there are many bands that i have seen connect with an audience this way that i did not particularly enjoy, but their "convos" between tracks made the concert more "worthy" if you will...than had it not been done..
"this next song was inspired by/the background story/we are going to try something different because/something personal" , does not make me enjoy the music more, but it can give me more insight into it giving me at least some interest in what they are trying to accomplish.
the greatest example of this would be Leonard Cohen. Although i already consider him to be a musical genius, when i have seen a show with him doing a track that i find utterly gash what he says can make a track not more audibly pleasing, but better in the sense that i am more willing to see the results of his motives.
if there is no connection with the person you are trying to reach out to, you are not doing your job in any medium.
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Last edited by lenazi on Sep-17-2009 at 18:32
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Sep-17-2009 18:22
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DJ_Lord
Bittersweet Symphony

Registered: Mar 2002
Location: Bella Vista
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Sep-17-2009 22:00
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Domesticated
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| quote: | Originally posted by bas
I dunno...I guess they qualify as indie rock? Same with your gripe with Coldplay, they're not a shitty band in the least...Chris Martin is just an annoying cunt lol If you can get past that they're pretty good.
Keep in mind I've never seen Coldplay and I don't own any of their CDs...but their performance on SNL was cool |
Coldplay aren't shit? The only good song they have ever done is Clocks.
Their music matches Gweneth Paltrow: bland, un-original, inoffensive and boring. Fuck, Coldplay suck hard.
Then again, they don't even compare to names like Creed, Nickelback, Good Charlotte, Simple Plan, Panic At The Disco, Powderfinger et cetera.
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