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This forum could quite possibly contain the biggest amount of stupid people (pg. 5)
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| Mr.Mystery |
| Looks like someone just learned a whole bunch of new fancy words and wanted to use them somehow... because we all know big words make your ignorance go away. |
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| Project-K |
| quote: | Originally posted by PETRAN
I don't know about the beattles (i love the Doors though), but to tell you the truth, i have a big hate for Rolling Stones. Mick Jagger sucks! |
I've always thought the rolling stones sounded like a much less interesting version of The Who. |
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| hkaliher |
i think someone finally passed rewind_plz in my list of stupid thread starters
thank you for entertainment, hopefully you're not serious |
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| a98 |
well i personally think beatles is one the most influencial bands in the history of music. and they were definitely breaking grounds in mixing techniques. i listen atleast something from them almost weekly (revolver, magical mystery tour, rubber soul, sgt peppers.. albums mostly).
still i wouldn't go saying someone is stupid if they don't like them or give them any respect. cause at the end is all a matter of taste. if you just don't like something, you don't care if it's influencial or not.
i do believe though that if more young people would really dig deep into beatles, their history and their less known records they would certainly give more respect to them. a lot of people only know their cheesy hits and that's why don't even wanna hear anything else from them.
"Tomorrow Never Knows" :toocool: |
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| Icesotope |
| quote: | Originally posted by Darkarbiter
Wow epic alt
on topic: right off... it is clear you were in a sexual relationship with several members of the beatles. Just because they all hated you because it turns out your not a real classic rock fan and really a trance fan doesn't mean you have to try and prove it to yourself by making classic rock threads on a trance forum. You have serious mental issues.
Also your anal sex skill sucks... learn some technique ffs
Just because they were the most influential on your ass does not mean they were the most influential on music in history. |
lol, i love this one.. |
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| saluyamo |
| quote: | Originally posted by zabrak
This forum could quite possibly contain the biggest amount of stupid people gathered in one place when compared to any other forum on the internet.
Honestly, I was reading through THIS TOPIC and I could only make it to like the 4th or 5th page - by the time I made it to that page of the thread I felt like a blood vessel was about to explode. I don't know if you guys choose to be ignorant, or it's plausible to state that that generally all the posters here are generally around the age of 12.
"Nobody cares about old music anymore" are some comments that I've been hearing lately. Oh really, is that why The Beatles, Led Zeppelin, and Pink Floyd continue to sell well today? Let's put it this way, released less than eight years ago, The Beatles' greatest hists album "1" (a very decent album by the way) sold almost 30 million copies. Led Zeppelin's one-off reunion managed to get
:eyes: ONE MILLION :eyes: people to register for tickets, easily making it the biggest concert by any single band in history.
Also let'ls make things clear, I could go on and on about Zeppelin and Floyd and how their constantly being influenced left and right today - especially Led Zeppelin, but I'll focus on The Beatles to end this rant.
The Beatles are widely accepted, regarded, cited as, put as, accepted, and any other word I could use as the greatest band in history. Also...And this is an objective, unarguable fact, they're the most important, influential, revolutionary, and groundbreaking band in history. STILL relevant today, still constnatly being cited left and right in popular culture....Do you think a Trance artist that came out today will still be important more than 40 years after they formed?
EDIT: By the way, I have over 100 hours of Trance on my computer...I love Trance and all, and I'm also not telling you guys to worship classic rock...I'm just saying get your facts straight or don't be so ignorant towards The Beatles, etc. when making claimes about them. |
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| washout |
| wonder if this guy is crying yet. |
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| varun |
| TA gets better by the day :D |
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| ToxicGreenWaste |
I tend to think that Kraftwerk is the most influential band in history. They invented Electro. Electro then went on to merge with hip hop culture. Without Electro there wouldn't be Techno, or it would be very different from what it is now. Without Electro there would have been no Freestyle explosion in the 80's, or it would have sounded much differently.
Freestyle went on to influence the form and structure of pop music even until now. Pop might have been much much different if it weren't for Kraftwerk.
Without Techno, there might not have been Trance. Some 'Trance' records might have been produced, but where would they have been played out and popularized? All the early clubs in Germany were originally populated with DJ's who played European/Detroit Techno and to an extent House music; DJ's who went on to spin the first Trance. Sven Vath, Cosmic Baby, Oliver Lieb, Paul Van Dyk, Kid Paul, Ralf Hildenbeutel, Pascal FEOS, Hardfloor...all the records they made and spun were played in clubs that had been exploding with Techno and House just a few years before.
If Trance doesn't boom in the German underground, then it probably doesn't get exported to the UK, India, and Netherlands where it later grew to immense popularity.
I'm spewing a lot of 'what if's' here, and most of what I say isn't necessarily true, but I think it's a probable series of (non)events. Without Kraftwerk, one thing is for sure...a few genres of Electronic Music wouldn't exist and most of the others would have ended up sounding very different. |
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| Meat187 |
| quote: | Originally posted by SuspicionVandit
It took 4 men to write a masterpiece?
Pfft. Tiesto and Johann Sebastian Bach are 1 man legends. |
WTF? :wtf:
And I thought there was some force, similar to that between electrons and protons, that made it impossible to mention Bach and Tiesto in one single ridiculous sentence. |
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| Darkarbiter |
| quote: | Originally posted by Meat187
WTF? :wtf:
And I thought there was some force, similar to that between electrons and protons, that made it impossible to mention Bach and Tiesto in one single ridiculous sentence. |
TA secret anti tiesto police to the rescue! |
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