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fr0st
Supreme tranceaddict
Registered: Apr 2002
Location: Brooklyn NY
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Some other bands
Filter
8stops7
Gravity Kills
God lives underwater
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"The only real voyage of discovery consists not in seeking new landscapes but in having new eyes"
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Groundhog Boy
Stupidity Offends Me

Registered: May 2005
Location: New York, NY
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Pearl Jam
Nirvana
Soundgarden
Mudhoney
Alice in Chains
I think the problem is that music is a reflection of society and society now-a-days is full of pussies, thus all the music is toned down. There's no rebellion anymore, because society isn't rebellious. Everyone's become cautious and realizes that dissent is highly discouraged. Being critical of anyone or anything is unheard of if you are to prosper.
The money issue is another aspect. A lot of that music was created right before the 90s technology stock boom, when the economy wasn't faring too well. Then it went up and people became complacent. The next time it fell, was right around the beginning of the war on terror. Normally, the same sort of outrage that occurred in the early 90s would have happened, but the war on terror, and with it, war on freedom of speech and public outrage has limited that. So now that dissent is discouraged and people can't get away with disobedience, they're all pussies and emo because life sucks as it is now, but we can't do anything about it. Just my thoughts.
Also, anyone else think that young kids (the teenager-20, 21 crowd, sorry) is so fucked up because of the lifestyles and opulence of the 80s that influenced their parents so much, thereby influencing their parenting skills? I was having this discussion with both barosoap earlier today and with a co-worker last week. Any thoughts?
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"Go back to bed america your government is in control
Here's American Gladiators, here is 56 channels of it,
Watch these picturary retards bang their fuckin' skulls together and congratulate you on living in the land of freedom,
Here you go America you are free to do as we tell you
We want your soul
Your cash, your house, your phone, your cash, your house, your life" -Adam Freeland - We Want Your Soul
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Jul-29-2006 22:06
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Highmay
of the Flying Highmays
Registered: Sep 2002
Location: Studio Cinecitta
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Re: 90's angst?
| quote: | Originally posted by fr0st
My groundhogboy and myself has a discussion on mid 90's music. And we both noted how intense and angry it was. What the heck has today music? Honestly im really quite bored of a majority of today music, especially rock and rap. I cant believe they even give those wrist cutting pussies guitars(I would be worried they would hang them selves with the strings or something). As for electronic music its be on a steady decline far as versatility and innovation since 2002. Im not saying there are no good bands out today because there are, Brazillian Girls, Booka Shade, Kyto along with numerous other small independant acts. They are just few and far inbetween.
Sometimes I believe people just want to hear more of the same and stopped caring for something different and new. So some of these modern bands may very well be very talented but are afraid of doing new things out of fear of being rejected by the public. I mean the argument can be put forth that bands will do what they want to do reguardless. But that isnt entirely true a band that gets paid to do what they want is much more likely to be experimenting with new ideas than a band thats trying to put foot on the table. And by the time they are able to put food on the table they have already pigeon holed them selves into something the public likes. In fear of loosing their brief moments of stardom and fame they continue to put forth garbage.
Some bands i miss and or still enjoy
Joy division
The cure
NIN
Primus
Rage against the machine
David Bowie
Smashing Pumpkins
Sonic Youth
Buckethead
Snot
Toodies
Temple of the Dog
Fear Factory
KMFDM
White Zombie(not so much rob zombie)
Bring back the intensity FFS. |
you're gay...
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Toooo beeee geeeeeiiiisha...u mus hav abirity...stop men ded in twak...
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Jul-29-2006 23:55
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Highmay
of the Flying Highmays
Registered: Sep 2002
Location: Studio Cinecitta
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| quote: | Originally posted by Groundhog Boy
Pearl Jam
Nirvana
Soundgarden
Mudhoney
Alice in Chains
I think the problem is that music is a reflection of society and society now-a-days is full of pussies, thus all the music is toned down. There's no rebellion anymore, because society isn't rebellious. Everyone's become cautious and realizes that dissent is highly discouraged. Being critical of anyone or anything is unheard of if you are to prosper.
The money issue is another aspect. A lot of that music was created right before the 90s technology stock boom, when the economy wasn't faring too well. Then it went up and people became complacent. The next time it fell, was right around the beginning of the war on terror. Normally, the same sort of outrage that occurred in the early 90s would have happened, but the war on terror, and with it, war on freedom of speech and public outrage has limited that. So now that dissent is discouraged and people can't get away with disobedience, they're all pussies and emo because life sucks as it is now, but we can't do anything about it. Just my thoughts.
Also, anyone else think that young kids (the teenager-20, 21 crowd, sorry) is so fucked up because of the lifestyles and opulence of the 80s that influenced their parents so much, thereby influencing their parenting skills? I was having this discussion with both barosoap earlier today and with a co-worker last week. Any thoughts? |
you're very gay...
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Toooo beeee geeeeeiiiisha...u mus hav abirity...stop men ded in twak...
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Jul-29-2006 23:55
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Gmoney part 3
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Both of you are raging homosexuals.
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Jul-30-2006 00:11
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Gmoney part 3
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And you forgot Jane's Addiction
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Jul-30-2006 00:25
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fr0st
Supreme tranceaddict
Registered: Apr 2002
Location: Brooklyn NY
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Re: Re: 90's angst?
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you're gay... |
Hey highmay i heard from a little bird you have a extremely small penis, and to compensate for that you are homophobic, care to elaborate?
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