Astroworld Festival tragedy

Illustrious Potentate said:
Maybe tomorrow I'll dig deeper when there's no football. Here's a decent start



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i guess it's just not for me. there was a second in the first song when i thought everything might be coming together (or would work if the reworked it), p thorn was just mumbling through a horrible beat, and i wrote this post while waiting for the last song to end. if this is the best you can put up for country music being good.... it's not.
 
Bender said:
i guess it's just not for me. there was a second in the first song when i thought everything might be coming together (or would work if the reworked it), p thorn was just mumbling through a horrible beat, and i wrote this post while waiting for the last song to end. if this is the best you can put up for country music being good.... it's not.
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Not for everybody. I'm not one to try and convert anyone.
 
Bender said:
i guess it's just not for me. there was a second in the first song when i thought everything might be coming together (or would work if the reworked it), p thorn was just mumbling through a horrible beat, and i wrote this post while waiting for the last song to end. if this is the best you can put up for country music being good.... it's not.
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i think i know what i liked about that first song, there was a part in in that remined me very subtlety of laura marling's devils spoke

 
Illustrious Potentate said:
Not for everybody. I'm not one to try and convert anyone.
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i get it, i love music, i don't want to keep myself away from anything, but there's never been anything country that's hooked me in, i'd love it to be the case, but it it what it is.
 
Bender said:
i get it, i love music, i don't want to keep myself away from anything, but there's never been anything country that's hooked me in, i'd love it to be the case, but it it what it is.
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I listen to anything from bluegrass to blues to country to punk rock to heavy metal. I don't like rap or pop. Nobody likes everything.
 
Illustrious Potentate said:
I listen to anything from bluegrass to blues to country to punk rock to heavy metal. I don't like rap or pop. Nobody likes everything.
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you say that, but i feel like there has to be something in every genre that should pop at some level to everyone. i can dig elevator music. i don't get disliking pop as that only refers to things that are popular. that;s like elvis, beatles, etc... i'd say ariana grande for a reference. female pop i can't get enough of for whatever reason. 34 35, means i want to.... she was sly on her come up
 
also, i can't get not liking rap.

gza, liquid swords album

 
Illustrious Potentate said:
I listen to anything from bluegrass to blues to country to punk rock to heavy metal. I don't like rap or pop. Nobody likes everything.
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Dana Carvey Nbc GIF
 
packerzrule said:
Rap is people talking while music is being played.

Isn't that square dancing??
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chicken in the bread pan pickin out dough
gonna cap a cop in the head with my big fat hoe
 
Bender said:
i don't get disliking pop as that only refers to things that are popular. that;s like elvis, beatles, etc... i'd say ariana grande for a reference.
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In 1994, I fell in love with Outkast. "Southernplayalisticadillacmuzik" still to this day gives me eargasms. In '96 "ATLiens" solidified them as my personal favorite musical act. They kept it rolling with "Aquemini". When "Stankonia" came out, I loved it, but "Ms. Jackson" got a little too mainstream popular and that was the first time I started to not like anything by Outkast - not because the song was bad, but because it got too popular. "So Fresh So Clean" also subsequently got too mainstream popular and my previously-unfailing love of Outkast started to fail. When Outkast dropped "Speakerboxxx/The Love Below", I immediately did not like "The Way You Move" and "Hey Ya!" primarily because they were instant mainstream pop hits.

Before Disturbed covered "Sound of Silence", they were one of my favorite hard rock acts. When I heard that song in a Burger King one day, I couldn't bring myself to listen to Disturbed anymore.

I tried listening to some newer Eminem stuff, but I just can't. His early stuff was trashing & mocking pop music and I dug it; but when he started doing legit pop hits himself I checked out.

If I'm listening to Metallica, I skip "Enter Sandman".

...I can't entirely explain why, but I cannot like mainstream popular music. It's disgusting to me.
 
RP-29 said:
In 1994, I fell in love with Outkast. "Southernplayalisticadillacmuzik" still to this day gives me eargasms. In '96 "ATLiens" solidified them as my personal favorite musical act. They kept it rolling with "Aquemini". When "Stankonia" came out, I loved it, but "Ms. Jackson" got a little too mainstream popular and that was the first time I started to not like anything by Outkast - not because the song was bad, but because it got too popular. "So Fresh So Clean" also subsequently got too mainstream popular and my previously-unfailing love of Outkast started to fail. When Outkast dropped "Speakerboxxx/The Love Below", I immediately did not like "The Way You Move" and "Hey Ya!" primarily because they were instant mainstream pop hits.

Before Disturbed covered "Sound of Silence", they were one of my favorite hard rock acts. When I heard that song in a Burger King one day, I couldn't bring myself to listen to Disturbed anymore.

I tried listening to some newer Eminem stuff, but I just can't. His early stuff was trashing & mocking pop music and I dug it; but when he started doing legit pop hits himself I checked out.

If I'm listening to Metallica, I skip "Enter Sandman".

...I can't entirely explain why, but I cannot like mainstream popular music. It's disgusting to me.
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in fairness, i can't fault you for not liking enter sandman, but you have to admit that the rest of the black album is pretty fuckin' badass.
 
ojb81 said:
in fairness, i can't fault you for not liking enter sandman, but you have to admit that the rest of the black album is pretty fuckin' badass.
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It's garbage.

They haven't made a good album since 1988. People should stop talking about them.
 
Bender said:
i guess it's just not for me. there was a second in the first song when i thought everything might be coming together (or would work if the reworked it), p thorn was just mumbling through a horrible beat, and i wrote this post while waiting for the last song to end. if this is the best you can put up for country music being good.... it's not.
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oh man, he's trying to sell you on "Outlaw Country"?

I'm sorry, Bender
 
beardown07 said:
It's garbage.

They haven't made a good album since 1988. People should stop talking about them.
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Their first four albums were definitely their best work - before The Black Album projected them into the mainstream. I initially liked that whole album, but when it started getting played everywhere I checked out. Like Outkast's "Stankonia", I can still enjoy the less-popular tracks on that album.
 
beardown07 said:
It's garbage.

They haven't made a good album since 1988. People should stop talking about them.
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wherever i may roam is garbage? through the never is garbage?
 
RP-29 said:
Their first four albums were definitely their best work - before The Black Album projected them into the mainstream. I initially liked that whole album, but when it started getting played everywhere I checked out. Like Outkast's "Stankonia", I can still enjoy the less-popular tracks on that album.
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I waited in line for hours for that album.

Never been more disappointed.
 
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