Your favorite music

max steel wrote:

Regular wrote:One of the best synthwave artists.

Nice track

then try


my favourite

Try that...Kenshiro

One of my favorite.

YOU guys don't listen to EDM , Witch House etc ? Usually europeans love EDM .


Pinochet share more .

but Motorcycle Cop is flawless

Well I have a very diverse appreciation of music, but I'll give it a shot... 

Favorite artists; 

Damon Albarn - Modern (vocalist of Gorillaz and Blur, also writes)
Gordon Lightfoot - Past/still performs (you should all know who he is )
Del tha Funky Homosapien - Rapper (Lives not too far off from myself too) 
Kavinsky - For when I want to hear something electronic

Favorite bands; (Bands I listen the most to)

Pet Shop Boys
Electric Light Orchestra

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max steel wrote:Mike E : http://dangerousminds.net/comments/behold_the_tittygram1 ( Your previous signature )

I have no clue what you're getting at LOL

Mike E wrote:

max steel wrote:Mike E : http://dangerousminds.net/comments/behold_the_tittygram1 ( Your previous signature )

I have no clue what you're getting at LOL

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max steel wrote:

Mike E wrote:

max steel wrote:Mike E : http://dangerousminds.net/comments/behold_the_tittygram1 ( Your previous signature )

I have no clue what you're getting at LOL

E=Mc^2

Oh.... Gotcha 

Awesome original dubstep song from the early days before the genre was gutted and ruined by overused unoriginal melodies(or lack of thereof) and shitty unimaginative drops...

If we are talking about early dubstep than this would be my top track
1:35

I loved early underground dubstep scene, now it's full of shit.

Now one of my fav "songs"...

Fucking love the visuals of that weird movie too

EPIC ORGASMIC B-52 BLOWN TO KINGDOM COME.

Rammstein, Das Modell!

Metallica, Enter Sandman!

Rammstein, Mutter!

Metallica - And Justice For All!

BTRfan wrote:

GarryB wrote:Georgia in my mind, James Tayler.

That song about clouds (ie I've looked at clouds from both sides now...")

Got to agree with BTRfan on Stevie Wonder, and I do like 80s music... Scandal, "The Warrior", Chicago, almost anything Steve Perry sang, TOTO, Simon and Garfunkle, Bread... Guitar Man, George Benson, Michael Jackson... lots of different stuff... Heart, Kim Carnes, even a bit of Roger Whittaker.

 

Most of the music that was on the 1980s hit series Miami Vice is solid music. They had what was at the time the latest and greatest. It isn't the latest but a lot of it is still the greatest.



Think about music...


In 50 years nobody is going to care about Justin Beiber, Britney Spears, Taylor Swift, or any of those people who have a computer do the work for them... People are still going to talk about Johnny Cash, Waylon Jennings, Willie Nelson, etc...


Even in 200 years people are still going to clamor for tickets to Wagnerian Opera, they will still listen to Beethoven, Mozart, and Bach... Nobody is going to know who Justin Beiber was in 200 years, he'll be a footnote in the history of pop culture.

Most of the music that has come out in the last 20 years has been lame and weak... All of it is digitally put together in a studio which is why most performers sound like a totally different person when they are live.

Back in the days of Johnny Cash it was about how well you played the guitar and how skilled you were with your vocals, there wasn't a computer digitizing sound board to bail you out.

I agree 100 %

Most of the music that has come out in the last 20 years has been lame and weak... All of it is digitally put together in a studio which is why most performers sound like a totally different person when they are live.

I would agree as a generalisation, but modern stuff like Lady Antebellum show there is still real talent around. But you have to separate the good stuff from all the mass produced rubbish... of course sometimes I just like a good beat and a nice rhyme to go with it and I am not so fussy about who is warbling away.