Pop music sucks /discuss

AgentClown · **Posted:** 17 Nov 2011 01:04

i prefer older music, everything from the stones beatles beach boys elo motörhead ac dc iron maiden sweet thin lizzy kiss johnny cash the doors.. but i can sometimes listen to new music like kasabian eagles of death metal franz ferdinand deadmau5 ..

but i surely hate all the "dance hall" music .. euk

Poundsey · **Posted:** 17 Nov 2011 11:48

Kane {l Wrote}:

Nickelback. Chad Kroeger's Voice is sick.

I'm sorry dude but no. Just NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!

I can put up with most things but that lot? No f'ing way man. Schlock pop rock at it's worst!

Personally I prefer bands and artists that write music for the sake of music and not just to fit their place in the market. Some pop is OK but it is normally transient and gone in a short space of time. True artists reach across generations and keep giving to people regardless of their genre.

Kaney · **Posted:** 17 Nov 2011 12:52

Poundsey {l Wrote}:

Kane {l Wrote}:

Nickelback. Chad Kroeger's Voice is sick.

I'm sorry dude but no. Just NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!

I can put up with most things but that lot? No f'ing way man.

That's what i meant, everyone has their own taste of music

Plus, I don't care about the fact that you like to have some 'fun' with STELF'S mum. xD

Poundsey · **Posted:** 17 Nov 2011 12:55

wavy · **Posted:** 17 Nov 2011 13:16

cant believe nobody has mentioned xfactor yet!
personally, i hve no problems with autotune, i see it as just another effect added to sound to make it better. what you sing or play in the studio is always mixed for a better result. vocals, guitars and drum sounds recorded live almost always have their tones altered in post production. 1 can play a 2005 mapex kit in the studio and when the final edit is done, it will sould like a 1960's ludwig kit. snare drums are always run in an autotune to make sure the note sound and note length is always correct for the track. using this stuff dont make you a bad musician, it just makes a better product.
as for some of the music created nowdays, if there is a market for it then make it. Bryan Adams first made disco records before he did the stuff you know him for. i played on pretty much every musical genre but love to play punk, metal, rock, funk etc. some of the stuff i played on "out of my genre" blew me away.
if you want to hear how good a musicain or singer really is, go see them do an acoustic set

Poundsey · **Posted:** 17 Nov 2011 13:54

Bring back MTV Unplugged!!!

ice_man · **Posted:** 17 Nov 2011 17:05

wavy {l Wrote}:

cant believe nobody has mentioned xfactor yet!
personally, i hve no problems with autotune, i see it as just another effect added to sound to make it better. what you sing or play in the studio is always mixed for a better result. vocals, guitars and drum sounds recorded live almost always have their tones altered in post production. 1 can play a 2005 mapex kit in the studio and when the final edit is done, it will sould like a 1960's ludwig kit. snare drums are always run in an autotune to make sure the note sound and note length is always correct for the track. using this stuff dont make you a bad musician, it just makes a better product.
as for some of the music created nowdays, if there is a market for it then make it. Bryan Adams first made disco records before he did the stuff you know him for. i played on pretty much every musical genre but love to play punk, metal, rock, funk etc. some of the stuff i played on "out of my genre" blew me away.
if you want to hear how good a musicain or singer really is, go see them do an acoustic set

+1

wavy · **Posted:** 17 Nov 2011 17:31

wavy {l Wrote}:

cant believe nobody has mentioned xfactor yet!
personally, i hve no problems with autotune, i see it as just another effect added to sound to make it better. what you sing or play in the studio is always mixed for a better result. vocals, guitars and drum sounds recorded live almost always have their tones altered in post production. 1 can play a 2005 mapex kit in the studio and when the final edit is done, it will sould like a 1960's ludwig kit. snare drums are always run in an autotune to make sure the note sound and note length is always correct for the track. using this stuff dont make you a bad musician, it just makes a better product.
as for some of the music created nowdays, if there is a market for it then make it. Bryan Adams first made disco records before he did the stuff you know him for. i played on pretty much every musical genre but love to play punk, metal, rock, funk etc. some of the stuff i played on "out of my genre" blew me away.
if you want to hear how good a musicain or singer really is, go see them do an acoustic set

wow did i write that? I dont remember lol. maybe time to get my medication changed

AgentClown · **Posted:** 17 Nov 2011 18:07

Kane {l Wrote}:

Poundsey {l Wrote}:

Kane {l Wrote}:

Nickelback. Chad Kroeger's Voice is sick.

I'm sorry dude but no. Just NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!

I can put up with most things but that lot? No f'ing way man.

That's what i meant, everyone has their own taste of music

Plus, I don't care about the fact that you like to have some 'fun' with STELF'S mum. xD

wavy · **Posted:** 17 Nov 2011 18:29

Pop music sucks /discuss

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