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Trickster F.
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Posted: December 21 2006 at 09:23 |
Dated... No quality music shall sound dated, as it will have newer, younger fans.
Edited by Trickster F. - December 21 2006 at 09:24
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Rocktopus
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Location: Norway
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Posted: December 21 2006 at 13:26 |
Trickster F. wrote:
Dated... No quality music shall sound dated, as it will have newer, younger fans. |
Very interesting... never thought of it like that before.
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Over land and under ashes
In the sunlight, see - it flashes
Find a fly and eat his eye
But don't believe in me
Don't believe in me
Don't believe in me
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tdbark
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Joined: November 13 2006
Location: United States
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Posted: December 21 2006 at 14:22 |
This is an interesting topic. If I were to look at music through my eyes/ears, I would say that there is very little out there that sounds "dated" if you listen to them strictly musically. I am right now listening to the Allman Brothers Band (Midnight Rider) and it does not sound dated in the least. The craftmanship is excellent. Paranoid follows it up and it sounds great as well..... We THINK something is dated when we decide to call it such.... but what happens then is we handcuff modern musicians, making them think if they use a Hammond organ they'll sound "dated" and no one will buy their albums.... All sounds and forms of music sould be open for use by today's musicians.... Unfortunately, producers today steer musicians away from their own instincts and tell them things like "Do a rap here... That's the sound you need today!" I cringe when I hear a heavy metal band rapping because I know a producer somewhere is saying that very thing...... Everything is relative. I dare anyone to tell the world that Mozart is dated..............
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Twenty men crossing a bridge into a village,
are twenty men
crossing twenty bridges
into twenty villages.
Wallace Stevens
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A B Negative
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Joined: May 02 2006
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Posted: December 22 2006 at 04:38 |
Prog.Sylvie wrote:
On the other hand, ELP, Genesis, PF and so on, were making music listenable for adults, even my grand mother liked it. She was an ELP fan, and I knew several adults in the seventies ( meaning people over 40 at that time) who were progressive rock fans.
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Music is good is if your grandmother likes it?
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"The disgusting stink of a too-loud electric guitar.... Now, that's my idea of a good time."
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Snow Dog
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Posted: December 22 2006 at 06:23 |
Prog.Sylvie wrote:
Sex Pistols are probably good when you are an angry teenager, but when you are 30 something and over, it's dépassé, unless you always want to be a stupid teenager or an attarded teenager...
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No point in this argument, you are simply being convrontional for the sake of it. Simply put, The Sex Pistols are timeless, unlike many prog bands!
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Snow Dog
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Posted: December 22 2006 at 06:27 |
mystic fred wrote:
What will they be listening to in 2106?
Robbie Williams? Maybe. The Sex Pistols? Definitely! Kylie Minogue Can't say.
- i doubt it, but The Beatles,Obviously Pink Floyd, Surely? ELP Doubtful! and Genesis certainly!...not certainly at all!
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Edited by Snow Dog - December 22 2006 at 06:27
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Prog.Sylvie
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Posted: December 22 2006 at 09:10 |
I am proud of my late grand mother; she was a progressive music fan because of my cousin Jimmy who was brought up by her. Jimmy was and maybe still a great progressive music fan since 1969. My grand mother always found something interesting in this music; she liked the organ sound and the synthes and more...
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C'est la vie
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Prog.Sylvie
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Joined: September 12 2006
Location: Canada
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Posted: December 22 2006 at 09:17 |
About the Sex Pistols, it's a generation gap here, no doubt about it.
When the Sex Pistols became popular, I was not a teenager anymore. When you grew up with some intelligent and sophisticated music like I did, it is really difficult to find something good in the Sex Pistols music.
Punk was a movement for me, that's all. I went to London in summer 1980, and I went to see a punk concert given by UK.Subs. The music, I did not care. The real show was in the hall while the young people were jumping and dancing around. We were at the balcony looking to this jungle. That's what this show was all about, not the music.
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