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Subject: Re: Epicmusictime! Wed Dec 14, 2011 1:43 am
Aree't'sa wrote:
Not my thing. Heard it, hate it.
""Hate" is molotov cocktails through car windows. "Hate" is dragging people out of their houses and chopping their heads off in the streets. "Hate" is killing the men and raping the women, because their race doesn't deserve to share a planet with yours. "Hate" is hooking a car battery up to someone's privates because they dared to disapprove of your tax policy."
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Subject: Re: Epicmusictime! Wed Dec 14, 2011 4:02 am
Ru wrote:
Aree't'sa wrote:
Not my thing. Heard it, hate it.
""Hate" is molotov cocktails through car windows. "Hate" is dragging people out of their houses and chopping their heads off in the streets. "Hate" is killing the men and raping the women, because their race doesn't deserve to share a planet with yours. "Hate" is hooking a car battery up to someone's privates because they dared to disapprove of your tax policy."
Haha!
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Subject: Re: Epicmusictime! Wed Dec 14, 2011 4:54 am
Ru wrote:
What music do you like? What music do you not like? Tell us here!
No me gusta NADA "Viernes"!!! Translation: I don't like "Friday" at ALL!!
Subject: Re: Epicmusictime! Wed Dec 14, 2011 7:38 am
Ru wrote:
Aree't'sa wrote:
Not my thing. Heard it, hate it.
""Hate" is molotov cocktails through car windows. "Hate" is dragging people out of their houses and chopping their heads off in the streets. "Hate" is killing the men and raping the women, because their race doesn't deserve to share a planet with yours. "Hate" is hooking a car battery up to someone's privates because they dared to disapprove of your tax policy."
Depends on your definition.
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Subject: Re: Epicmusictime! Wed Dec 14, 2011 10:57 pm
Aree't'sa wrote:
Depends on your definition.
public class ThisPost {
/* * I hope you like the appropriate changes I made to our titles... * * You're welcome. */ public static void main(String[] args) {
System.out.println("Yeah...");
}
}
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Subject: Re: Epicmusictime! Wed Dec 14, 2011 11:25 pm
Aree't'sa wrote:
Ru wrote:
Aree't'sa wrote:
Not my thing. Heard it, hate it.
""Hate" is molotov cocktails through car windows. "Hate" is dragging people out of their houses and chopping their heads off in the streets. "Hate" is killing the men and raping the women, because their race doesn't deserve to share a planet with yours. "Hate" is hooking a car battery up to someone's privates because they dared to disapprove of your tax policy."
Depends on your definition.
It's YOUR definition. I'm not sure, but I think you sound a little like a hyppocrite...
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Subject: Re: Epicmusictime! Thu Dec 15, 2011 12:27 am
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Subject: Re: Epicmusictime! Thu Dec 15, 2011 3:48 am
Mangatsika wrote:
Owen S. wrote:
I'm glad that most TFOLs aren't those mainstream pop/rap/hip hop fans. I just can't stand that stuff. IMO, it's just Autotuned voices with bad lyrics with no meaning and fake instruments. That's just my opinion, I'm not trying to offend those fans of pop. Anyway, rock all the way!
Subject: Re: Epicmusictime! Thu Dec 15, 2011 3:56 am
Owen S. wrote:
Mangatsika wrote:
Owen S. wrote:
I'm glad that most TFOLs aren't those mainstream pop/rap/hip hop fans. I just can't stand that stuff. IMO, it's just Autotuned voices with bad lyrics with no meaning and fake instruments. That's just my opinion, I'm not trying to offend those fans of pop. Anyway, rock all the way!
Speaking of pop music...
video
lololololololololol
What the heck happened to their voices? xD
Nothing. Mette Lindberg (the singer, she's Danish) has a unique voice.
Owen S. Moderator
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Subject: Re: Epicmusictime! Thu Dec 15, 2011 4:39 am
Mangatsika wrote:
Owen S. wrote:
Mangatsika wrote:
Owen S. wrote:
I'm glad that most TFOLs aren't those mainstream pop/rap/hip hop fans. I just can't stand that stuff. IMO, it's just Autotuned voices with bad lyrics with no meaning and fake instruments. That's just my opinion, I'm not trying to offend those fans of pop. Anyway, rock all the way!
Speaking of pop music...
video
lololololololololol
What the heck happened to their voices? xD
Nothing. Mette Lindberg (the singer, she's Danish) has a unique voice.
Subject: Re: Epicmusictime! Thu Dec 15, 2011 5:13 am
Owen S. wrote:
Mangatsika wrote:
Owen S. wrote:
Mangatsika wrote:
Owen S. wrote:
I'm glad that most TFOLs aren't those mainstream pop/rap/hip hop fans. I just can't stand that stuff. IMO, it's just Autotuned voices with bad lyrics with no meaning and fake instruments. That's just my opinion, I'm not trying to offend those fans of pop. Anyway, rock all the way!
Speaking of pop music...
video
lololololololololol
What the heck happened to their voices? xD
Nothing. Mette Lindberg (the singer, she's Danish) has a unique voice.
Oh.
But I also wanted to say that "fake instruments" can create good music in their own right. I'm a fan of electro house (and some prog house), and those are all computer.
Just because the instruments aren't physically there doesn't mean they're not real.
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Subject: Re: Epicmusictime! Thu Dec 15, 2011 5:56 am
Mangatsika wrote:
Owen S. wrote:
Mangatsika wrote:
Owen S. wrote:
Mangatsika wrote:
Speaking of pop music...
video
lololololololololol
What the heck happened to their voices? xD
Nothing. Mette Lindberg (the singer, she's Danish) has a unique voice.
Oh.
But I also wanted to say that "fake instruments" can create good music in their own right. I'm a fan of electro house (and some prog house), and those are all computer.
Just because the instruments aren't physically there doesn't mean they're not real.
I know, but I think it gives the music a very fake felling with not much emotion. Personally, music coming from a guitar is a lot more emotional and technical than a synthesizer. Compare these two songs:
Now listen to them both, all the way through. Notice the first one has feeling, variation, and technical skill? If you really listen, you can hear unpredictable note choice and years of music theory knowledge packed into one song. Now listen to the second one. The song is based off a simple pentatonic scale. The background is predictable and the same thing over and over again. Not as much emotion, at least in the background music huh? The first one has the same amount of emotion, even without lyrics. It shows how physical instruments can do a lot more than a computer can.
Result: Pop is simple- rock is complicated. Rock has soul and feeling- pop... not as much.
I'm not trying to bash pop, but I'm just saying what I think.
Subject: Re: Epicmusictime! Thu Dec 15, 2011 6:39 am
Owen S. wrote:
Mangatsika wrote:
Owen S. wrote:
Mangatsika wrote:
Owen S. wrote:
What the heck happened to their voices? xD
Nothing. Mette Lindberg (the singer, she's Danish) has a unique voice.
Oh.
But I also wanted to say that "fake instruments" can create good music in their own right. I'm a fan of electro house (and some prog house), and those are all computer.
Just because the instruments aren't physically there doesn't mean they're not real.
I know, but I think it gives the music a very fake felling with not much emotion. Personally, music coming from a guitar is a lot more emotional and technical than a synthesizer. Compare these two songs:
Now listen to them both, all the way through. Notice the first one has feeling, variation, and technical skill? If you really listen, you can hear unpredictable note choice and years of music theory knowledge packed into one song. Now listen to the second one. The song is based off a simple pentatonic scale. The background is predictable and the same thing over and over again. Not as much emotion, at least in the background music huh? The first one has the same amount of emotion, even without lyrics. It shows how physical instruments can do a lot more than a computer can.
Result: Pop is simple- rock is complicated. Rock has soul and feeling- pop... not as much.
I'm not trying to bash pop, but I'm just saying what I think.
I get what you're saying, but I have to say Katy Perry is a horrible example for what pop music can do.
And if you want proof that rap can have emotions too, you can listen to this, although Aree't'sa and I have already been over this before. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N6ZwjwCiNe0
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Subject: Re: Epicmusictime! Thu Dec 15, 2011 7:55 am
Mangatsika wrote:
Owen S. wrote:
Mangatsika wrote:
Owen S. wrote:
Mangatsika wrote:
Nothing. Mette Lindberg (the singer, she's Danish) has a unique voice.
Oh.
But I also wanted to say that "fake instruments" can create good music in their own right. I'm a fan of electro house (and some prog house), and those are all computer.
Just because the instruments aren't physically there doesn't mean they're not real.
I know, but I think it gives the music a very fake felling with not much emotion. Personally, music coming from a guitar is a lot more emotional and technical than a synthesizer. Compare these two songs:
Now listen to them both, all the way through. Notice the first one has feeling, variation, and technical skill? If you really listen, you can hear unpredictable note choice and years of music theory knowledge packed into one song. Now listen to the second one. The song is based off a simple pentatonic scale. The background is predictable and the same thing over and over again. Not as much emotion, at least in the background music huh? The first one has the same amount of emotion, even without lyrics. It shows how physical instruments can do a lot more than a computer can.
Result: Pop is simple- rock is complicated. Rock has soul and feeling- pop... not as much.
I'm not trying to bash pop, but I'm just saying what I think.
I get what you're saying, but I have to say Katy Perry is a horrible example for what pop music can do.
And if you want proof that rap can have emotions too, you can listen to this, although Aree't'sa and I have already been over this before. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N6ZwjwCiNe0
Well, this shows that there IS some quality pop music. The first example you showed is what I consider the elite of pop. It defies all stereotypes, kind of like Psycho Monkey. Psycho Monkey show that rock doesn't have to be a bunch of headbangers singing about drugs, and After Hours shows that pop is not always emotionless fake junk. I think that we have come to the conclusion that there is some good in all genres.
Subject: Re: Epicmusictime! Thu Dec 15, 2011 7:57 am
Owen S. wrote:
Mangatsika wrote:
Owen S. wrote:
Mangatsika wrote:
Owen S. wrote:
Oh.
But I also wanted to say that "fake instruments" can create good music in their own right. I'm a fan of electro house (and some prog house), and those are all computer.
Just because the instruments aren't physically there doesn't mean they're not real.
I know, but I think it gives the music a very fake felling with not much emotion. Personally, music coming from a guitar is a lot more emotional and technical than a synthesizer. Compare these two songs:
Now listen to them both, all the way through. Notice the first one has feeling, variation, and technical skill? If you really listen, you can hear unpredictable note choice and years of music theory knowledge packed into one song. Now listen to the second one. The song is based off a simple pentatonic scale. The background is predictable and the same thing over and over again. Not as much emotion, at least in the background music huh? The first one has the same amount of emotion, even without lyrics. It shows how physical instruments can do a lot more than a computer can.
Result: Pop is simple- rock is complicated. Rock has soul and feeling- pop... not as much.
I'm not trying to bash pop, but I'm just saying what I think.
I get what you're saying, but I have to say Katy Perry is a horrible example for what pop music can do.
And if you want proof that rap can have emotions too, you can listen to this, although Aree't'sa and I have already been over this before. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N6ZwjwCiNe0
Well, this shows that there IS some quality pop music. The first example you showed is what I consider the elite of pop. It defies all stereotypes, kind of like Psycho Monkey. Psycho Monkey show that rock doesn't have to be a bunch of headbangers singing about drugs, and After Hours shows that pop is not always emotionless fake junk. I think that we have come to the conclusion that there is some good in all genres.
I am glad we had this life-enriching conversation.
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Subject: Re: Epicmusictime! Thu Dec 15, 2011 8:00 am
Mangatsika wrote:
Owen S. wrote:
Mangatsika wrote:
Owen S. wrote:
Mangatsika wrote:
But I also wanted to say that "fake instruments" can create good music in their own right. I'm a fan of electro house (and some prog house), and those are all computer.
Just because the instruments aren't physically there doesn't mean they're not real.
I know, but I think it gives the music a very fake felling with not much emotion. Personally, music coming from a guitar is a lot more emotional and technical than a synthesizer. Compare these two songs:
Now listen to them both, all the way through. Notice the first one has feeling, variation, and technical skill? If you really listen, you can hear unpredictable note choice and years of music theory knowledge packed into one song. Now listen to the second one. The song is based off a simple pentatonic scale. The background is predictable and the same thing over and over again. Not as much emotion, at least in the background music huh? The first one has the same amount of emotion, even without lyrics. It shows how physical instruments can do a lot more than a computer can.
Result: Pop is simple- rock is complicated. Rock has soul and feeling- pop... not as much.
I'm not trying to bash pop, but I'm just saying what I think.
I get what you're saying, but I have to say Katy Perry is a horrible example for what pop music can do.
And if you want proof that rap can have emotions too, you can listen to this, although Aree't'sa and I have already been over this before. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N6ZwjwCiNe0
Well, this shows that there IS some quality pop music. The first example you showed is what I consider the elite of pop. It defies all stereotypes, kind of like Psycho Monkey. Psycho Monkey show that rock doesn't have to be a bunch of headbangers singing about drugs, and After Hours shows that pop is not always emotionless fake junk. I think that we have come to the conclusion that there is some good in all genres.
I am glad we had this life-enriching conversation.
Yep! Enriching conversations are always fun.
Ru Moderator
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Subject: Re: Epicmusictime! Thu Dec 15, 2011 8:02 am
@Ben: Yusssss!!! Did you ever listen to Close your eyes?
Subject: Re: Epicmusictime! Thu Dec 15, 2011 4:02 pm
You know apparently if you compare the old records to the modern-day CD's, the records sound much... warmer, more alive, whereas the CD's are cold and somewhat electronic.
I really can't vouch for either one, since I have never heard records. Yet...
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Subject: Re: Epicmusictime! Thu Dec 15, 2011 9:39 pm
Owen S. wrote:
Mangatsika wrote:
Owen S. wrote:
Mangatsika wrote:
Owen S. wrote:
Oh.
But I also wanted to say that "fake instruments" can create good music in their own right. I'm a fan of electro house (and some prog house), and those are all computer.
Just because the instruments aren't physically there doesn't mean they're not real.
I know, but I think it gives the music a very fake felling with not much emotion. Personally, music coming from a guitar is a lot more emotional and technical than a synthesizer. Compare these two songs:
Now listen to them both, all the way through. Notice the first one has feeling, variation, and technical skill? If you really listen, you can hear unpredictable note choice and years of music theory knowledge packed into one song. Now listen to the second one. The song is based off a simple pentatonic scale. The background is predictable and the same thing over and over again. Not as much emotion, at least in the background music huh? The first one has the same amount of emotion, even without lyrics. It shows how physical instruments can do a lot more than a computer can.
Result: Pop is simple- rock is complicated. Rock has soul and feeling- pop... not as much.
I'm not trying to bash pop, but I'm just saying what I think.
I get what you're saying, but I have to say Katy Perry is a horrible example for what pop music can do.
And if you want proof that rap can have emotions too, you can listen to this, although Aree't'sa and I have already been over this before. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N6ZwjwCiNe0
Well, this shows that there IS some quality pop music. The first example you showed is what I consider the elite of pop. It defies all stereotypes, kind of like Psycho Monkey. Psycho Monkey show that rock doesn't have to be a bunch of headbangers singing about drugs, and After Hours shows that pop is not always emotionless fake junk. I think that we have come to the conclusion that there is some good in all genres.
Haha, it almost looks like you wrote taht pop isn't complete pile of crap (feces) (feces) by (feces) (feces). (feces), (feces), (feces) (feces), (feces) (feces) (feces). Pop (feces) (feces) pop (feces), (feces)! (feces) (feces) pop, (feces) (feces).
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Subject: Re: Epicmusictime! Thu Dec 15, 2011 10:35 pm
Subject: Re: Epicmusictime! Thu Dec 15, 2011 11:04 pm
Deus Otiosus wrote:
Owen S. wrote:
Mangatsika wrote:
Owen S. wrote:
Mangatsika wrote:
But I also wanted to say that "fake instruments" can create good music in their own right. I'm a fan of electro house (and some prog house), and those are all computer.
Just because the instruments aren't physically there doesn't mean they're not real.
I know, but I think it gives the music a very fake felling with not much emotion. Personally, music coming from a guitar is a lot more emotional and technical than a synthesizer. Compare these two songs:
Now listen to them both, all the way through. Notice the first one has feeling, variation, and technical skill? If you really listen, you can hear unpredictable note choice and years of music theory knowledge packed into one song. Now listen to the second one. The song is based off a simple pentatonic scale. The background is predictable and the same thing over and over again. Not as much emotion, at least in the background music huh? The first one has the same amount of emotion, even without lyrics. It shows how physical instruments can do a lot more than a computer can.
Result: Pop is simple- rock is complicated. Rock has soul and feeling- pop... not as much.
I'm not trying to bash pop, but I'm just saying what I think.
I get what you're saying, but I have to say Katy Perry is a horrible example for what pop music can do.
And if you want proof that rap can have emotions too, you can listen to this, although Aree't'sa and I have already been over this before. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N6ZwjwCiNe0
Well, this shows that there IS some quality pop music. The first example you showed is what I consider the elite of pop. It defies all stereotypes, kind of like Psycho Monkey. Psycho Monkey show that rock doesn't have to be a bunch of headbangers singing about drugs, and After Hours shows that pop is not always emotionless fake junk. I think that we have come to the conclusion that there is some good in all genres.
Haha, it almost looks like you wrote taht pop isn't complete pile of crap (feces) (feces) by (feces) (feces). (feces), (feces), (feces) (feces), (feces) (feces) (feces). Pop (feces) (feces) pop (feces), (feces)! (feces) (feces) pop, (feces) (feces).
As if your (feces) metal crap is any better.
I used to like metal, then I stopped being 14.
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Subject: Re: Epicmusictime! Fri Dec 16, 2011 2:10 am
I hold Heavy Metal and Rap at about the same leval, not complex at all, excedingly simple actually. I do enjoy both of them sometimes though.
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Subject: Re: Epicmusictime! Fri Dec 16, 2011 2:55 am
Mangatsika wrote:
Deus Otiosus wrote:
Owen S. wrote:
Mangatsika wrote:
Owen S. wrote:
I know, but I think it gives the music a very fake felling with not much emotion. Personally, music coming from a guitar is a lot more emotional and technical than a synthesizer. Compare these two songs:
Now listen to them both, all the way through. Notice the first one has feeling, variation, and technical skill? If you really listen, you can hear unpredictable note choice and years of music theory knowledge packed into one song. Now listen to the second one. The song is based off a simple pentatonic scale. The background is predictable and the same thing over and over again. Not as much emotion, at least in the background music huh? The first one has the same amount of emotion, even without lyrics. It shows how physical instruments can do a lot more than a computer can.
Result: Pop is simple- rock is complicated. Rock has soul and feeling- pop... not as much.
I'm not trying to bash pop, but I'm just saying what I think.
I get what you're saying, but I have to say Katy Perry is a horrible example for what pop music can do.
And if you want proof that rap can have emotions too, you can listen to this, although Aree't'sa and I have already been over this before. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N6ZwjwCiNe0
Well, this shows that there IS some quality pop music. The first example you showed is what I consider the elite of pop. It defies all stereotypes, kind of like Psycho Monkey. Psycho Monkey show that rock doesn't have to be a bunch of headbangers singing about drugs, and After Hours shows that pop is not always emotionless fake junk. I think that we have come to the conclusion that there is some good in all genres.
Haha, it almost looks like you wrote taht pop isn't complete pile of crap (feces) (feces) by (feces) (feces). (feces), (feces), (feces) (feces), (feces) (feces) (feces). Pop (feces) (feces) pop (feces), (feces)! (feces) (feces) pop, (feces) (feces).
As if your (feces) metal crap is any better.
I used to like metal, then I stopped being 14.
Did you just compare music with pop?!
And if you "stopped being 14", it just looks like you never really liked metal, so you wouldn't know how it's like.
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Subject: Re: Epicmusictime! Fri Dec 16, 2011 2:58 am
Ru wrote:
I hold Heavy Metal and Rap at about the same leval, not complex at all, excedingly simple actually. I do enjoy both of them sometimes though.
You are only comparing average metal and rap, it looks like I'll have to link a few more songs. If you avoid prejudice, you might even realize that there's something bad in every genre, even classic. There isn't, however, good in every genre.
which I guess is more speed/hard rock and mathcore.
Hehe, riiiight...
Anyways, here's my second favourite song, one that should erase any doubt about metal being the second highest form of musical art.
It's in Swedish though, so you might like the story explained, from darklyrics.com:
[The world of ice in the distant north is a very mysterious place. Among its fog and inside its ice, the seed of life is buried. When the heat of Muspel turn the ice of Nifel into a stream of water, the creation begins to take place. Even though the frozen water of Nifel conceal a spark of life, this is first of all a place of death and the world fear the lethal strength of the icegiants who were born here in the beginning of time.]
