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13 minutes ago, Mr.Otaku said:

*sips harder*

 

Ultimately, I'm just going to have to give this up, because it's almost noon on the East coast already.

 

But seriously... What the FUCK was that

 

Let's end this on a cool note.

 

 

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31 minutes ago, Doctor Cadaver said:

Synth, synth and more synth.

Been there, done that. Do something interesting with it

 

Ca. 1996

 

 

 

 

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16 hours ago, Doctor Cadaver said:

Country music doesn't deserve a chance.  Never has, never will.  It's the same old tired shit, like it always has been.  The lyrics either have to do with some hick drinking at a bar on a Friday night, or breaking/hooking up with a woman.  It's basically R&B (another music genre I can't stand) for rednecks.  No thank you.

And yet, with that statement, you've managed to disregard most of Johnny Cash's musical legacy.

 

It's not just the lyrical stuff. It's the twang-tacka-twang style that he made famous.

 

 

Just like the DSHHH BASHH DSHHH BASHH of John Bonham.

 

 

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47 minutes ago, Doctor Cadaver said:

Can we move on, please?  I'm done with this conversation.

Depends. Is the conversation done with you?


 

 

 

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Johnny Cash is not "country" music, in my estimation. It's "American" music.

 

Reflexive refusal to relate to other cultures is a personal problem of yours. Not mine.

 

Fuck this shit. ON WITH THE TUNES!

 

 

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7 minutes ago, Doctor Cadaver said:

some dead musician that I don't give a fuck about

That's.. so... Dismissive. So insulting. But whatever.

 

How about dead musicians that we can probably mutually respect?

 

 

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24 minutes ago, Doctor Cadaver said:

He's okay.  There were a couple of his songs that I liked.  He was one of a kind, that's for sure.

Well, What do YOU like? I'm tired of your trollish behavior. Put up and shut up already

 

And not just another incohesive electronic noisefest

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Talking about dead dudes. Here's the greatest talent the world of popular music has ever known. Just 2 years between debut and untimely death and so many hits, and so many future legends who have *cited him as their greatest influence.
 



The day music died indeed .... 

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14 minutes ago, nIn nIn nIn said:

The day music died indeed .... 

That's a hell of a claim.

 

14 minutes ago, nIn nIn nIn said:

and so many future legends who have sited [sic] him as their greatest influence.

Go on...

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4 minutes ago, Pork Type said:

That's a hell of a claim.

 

Go on...

https://www.telegraph.co.uk/culture/music/rockandjazzmusic/4402149/Why-Buddy-Holly-will-never-fade-away.html

Read up. 

The man died 10 years before I was born, I grew up listening to my fathers records, Buddy Holly, Eddie Cochrane, The Beatles etc. While I mostly listen to metal and hard rock, those early legends who shaped the music we all know (and Buddy Holly shaped their music beforehand) always draw me back to where I first found my love for music.

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6 minutes ago, nIn nIn nIn said:

https://www.telegraph.co.uk/culture/music/rockandjazzmusic/4402149/Why-Buddy-Holly-will-never-fade-away.html

Read up. 

The man died 10 years before I was born, I grew up listening to my fathers records, Buddy Holly, Eddie Cochrane, The Beatles etc. While I mostly listen to metal and hard rock, those early legends who shaped the music we all know (and Buddy Holly shaped their music beforehand) always draw me back to where I first found my love for music.

Hail, fellow early Gen Xer.

 

I grew up listening to a mix of late Beatles, and Paul McCartney and the Wings. To the point that I believed Uncle Albert was a family member...

 

 

...But no Buddy Holly.

 

Not to take away from your own childhood. 70s and 80s... What a time to be alive. Unregulated childhood!

 

But don't you think, maybe, perhaps, there's a bit of personal bias happening here.

 

Because every time I hear ^ THAT song, I get flashbacks of being a toddler.

 

And, Yes. The Beatles (and many more) influenced my musical tastes.

 

But, no sign of Buddy Holly.

 

Wouldn't he have been a universal household icon, like Paul McCartney, by 1970, If he was really that feckin' great?

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Trollish behavior? LMAO, come on!  That was an honest answer!  You've already posted Iron Maiden, which I'm a fan of.  But here's one of my favorites from them:

 

I also like Megadeth.  I can definitely relate to "In My Darkest Hour".

 

I don't like Megadeth. Off brand Metallica (maybe some tribalism here?)

 

What about a little Aerosmith?

 

Fuck Aerosmith.

 

Godsmack

 

Never heard 'em before.

 

 

Rob Zombie (I prefer his older stuff).

 

I like the cartoon movie he made. Not really familiar, otherwise.

 

And now for something a little different...

 

I liked him better when he was still black.

 

That should give you a good idea of what my tastes in music are, besides synth of course.

 

Fair enough. You caught me in shitposting mode.

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