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Music is dead. Paris Hilton killed it. (pg. 7)
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| Majutsu |
you kids are just too young too realize it's always sucked
I lived in the 70s. Even though hendrix was playing at woodstock, the radio was full of crap the depth and horror of which can only be imagined. Neil Diamond, barry manilow, disco duck, the gong show (like american idol dumber) shiver, shiver. Grace Jones was also famous for nothing. The 80s were god awful. Sure the cure was playing, as well as 100s of anonymous, pointless haircut bands. The 90s sucked too. I saw elvis with my aunt when I was a kid, and sonny and cher. They both sucked, baaaaad. It goes all the way back.
I believe the comedian george carlin's rule: 90% of everything and everyone is . 10% golden, shining luminaries of creativity and humanity. The rest -- . Doctors, lawyers, policeman, pastors, musicians, women, men, old, young, any business/job/school/group. 10% gold, 90% . Physical constant of the universe, just deal. If you want to be nostalgic, go read some Ayn Rand from the sixties. Atlas Shrugged is about the idea that what if those 10% that everyone leans on, counts on, just decided to shrug these parasites off for 24 hours and see how they did on their own merits . . . It would be apocalyptic :) |
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| Azz3D |
| quote: | Originally posted by Majutsu
you kids are just too young too realize it's always sucked
I lived in the 70s. Even though hendrix was playing at woodstock, the radio was full of crap the depth and horror of which can only be imagined. Neil Diamond, barry manilow, disco duck, the gong show (like american idol dumber) shiver, shiver. Grace Jones was also famous for nothing. The 80s were god awful. Sure the cure was playing, as well as 100s of anonymous, pointless haircut bands. The 90s sucked too. I saw elvis with my aunt when I was a kid, and sonny and cher. They both sucked, baaaaad. It goes all the way back.
I believe the comedian george carlin's rule: 90% of everything and everyone is . 10% golden, shining luminaries of creativity and humanity. The rest -- . Doctors, lawyers, policeman, pastors, musicians, women, men, old, young, any business/job/school/group. 10% gold, 90% . Physical constant of the universe, just deal. If you want to be nostalgic, go read some Ayn Rand from the sixties. Atlas Shrugged is about the idea that what if those 10% that everyone leans on, counts on, just decided to shrug these parasites off for 24 hours and see how they did on their own merits . . . It would be apocalyptic :) |
but you have to admit
today's level of suckness > 70s/80s level of suckness
as far as originality goes, music in general has peaked long time ago and has been on a downward trajectory ever since
the cure is my favorite band by the way
an amazing track record that band has... :eyes: |
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| Laszlo |
| quote: | Originally posted by RebeL9
that tune is still loads better than the usual stuff played on MTV such as P Diddy and his gang. |
Totally agree. I'm everything but a Paris fan, but I actually dig this toon...:nervous: |
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| s3nate |
| quote: | Originally posted by Laszlo
Totally agree. I'm everything but a Paris fan, but I actually dig this toon...:nervous: |
Kill yourself now. While you still have the chance. |
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| Ishkur |
| quote: | Originally posted by Azz3D
but you have to admit
today's level of suckness > 70s/80s level of suckness
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No. Not by a mile. The 50s was culturally, morally, and politically beyond any other era in human history in terms of offensively lame pop entertainment.
Two words: Frankie Avalon. |
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| DOOMBOT |
| quote: | Originally posted by Ishkur
No. Not by a mile. The 50s was culturally, morally, and politically beyond any other era in human history in terms of offensively lame pop entertainment.
Two words: Frankie Avalon. |
What do the 50's have to do with the years mentioned in the previous post? |
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| CranberryJuice |
| quote: | Originally posted by Whirloop
a colab Tiësto feat. Paris Hilton
a possible Darude Sandstorm 2006 Remix-version and Scooter Ripoff-cover also
that would be something |
who knows?maybe the tiest0r gonna make a remix of paris tune and all of us TA will be like "OMFG did u listen to this kick ass remix?"
:wtf: :p |
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| Aquarian |
| shhhhh!!! Don't give him any ideas. Maybe he reads these forums. :nervous: |
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| Mike_Foyle |
| actually, its not that bad. it has everything that a modern pop hit needs. its catchy, its nice, its about love... just because paris hilton is a ing retard doesnt mean that the millions of dollars she invested having a single wrote and produced for her will turn out to be bad. i can listen to this song without puking up, which is more than i can say for alot of chart music these days. and stop with the ing music is dead posts for s sake. |
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| RapidFire |
music is dead. mike foyle killed it.
(im joking mike, I enjoy your work). |
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| ToF |
| quote: | Originally posted by Mike_Foyle
actually, its not that bad. it has everything that a modern pop hit needs. its catchy, its nice, its about love... just because paris hilton is a ing retard doesnt mean that the millions of dollars she invested having a single wrote and produced for her will turn out to be bad. i can listen to this song without puking up, which is more than i can say for alot of chart music these days. and stop with the ing music is dead posts for s sake. |
It probably isn't that bad. But I guess I just really don't like pop. First time I heard it I didn't even know it was her, sounded like a new Gwen Stefani song and I was already cringing. :nervous:
Now that I know it's Paris I cringe even harder :wtf: . |
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| lievez |
| This Thread is dead, Mike Foyle killed it ;) :D |
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