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What are you listening to? ver. 15.0

noonereal said:
From what is "here there and everywhere." ;)

Are you seriously going to tell me that Pop music does not dominate what Americans listen to and that the guitar is not the dominate instrument?
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seems people in general have become sheep and don't care about quality content. only quanity

like much of the music that is popular nowadays

Have you seen that youtube video where the guy who hates country music makes a country song by just following the most generic recipe? Something like "A Truck Is a Man's Best Friend" or something? Yeah, that's not a joke, that's just how the music industry cranks out hits now.

What are people listening to? Most songs' lyrics are formulated like fill-in-the-blank, the chords are copy pasta, the drum rhythms are mostly from the same library, and the vocals are auto-tuned to the same melodies. There are plenty of exceptions to this, but bread-machine music is the rule now. Yeah, you just pour the ingredients into Protools and press a few buttons, and there you go.

But ultimately, it isn't because people really love this generic music that much - it's because people don't care about music nearly as much as they did back in the 80's and 90's. And it's a vicious cycle, too. The more generic music gets, the less people care- the less people care, the more generic it gets.
 
axelthefox said:
it's because people don't care about music nearly as much as they did back in the 80's and 90's. And it's a vicious cycle, too. The more generic music gets, the less people care- the less people care, the more generic it gets.
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This is mistaken.

I am not in the mood to explain this now, so sorry, just know this is not the case.

Peace
 
noonereal said:
This is mistaken.

I am not in the mood to explain this now, so sorry, just know this is not the case.

Peace
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Don't you think the worst song by Buffalo Springfield is still better than some of the top 40 out nowadays?

There's something happening here
But what it is ain't exactly clear
There's a man with a gun over there
Telling me I got to beware

I think it's time we stop
Children, what's that sound?
Everybody look - what's going down?
 
axelthefox said:
Don't you think the worst song by Buffalo Springfield is still better than some of the top 40 out nowadays?
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I KNOW every generation think the same nonsense.

Peace brother
 
axelthefox said:
People on youtube would disagree

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If you prefer you facts from opinionated assholes on social sites, enjoy!


Peace brother

PS, I have seen this video before, come on man, you HAVE to be better than this.
 
An epic masterpiece from John Butler.............The Ocean.

 
A song that was originally written by King Henry VIII



There been various versions of the song





I know of it cause i used to go to a Renaissance faire when i lived in Maryland.
 
axelthefox said:
People have sang this one time when i wore my fursuit during one halloween.

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Is there an english translation version for the non english parts?
I really want to know what the fox is saying.


 
axelthefox said:
A song that was originally written by King Henry VIII



There been various versions of the song





I know of it cause i used to go to a Renaissance faire when i lived in Maryland.
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And if you think they are singing or talking funny, that is basically how English sounded back in the days of Shakespeare.
 
justabubba said:
THANKS for that. i was mesmerized listening to it
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You're welcome, justabubba. Talent is not in doubt but some find stuff like that hard to watch/ listen to. It's a whole genre of it's own and I have many many more where that came from. All started , most agree, with a guy called Michael Hedges who tragically died as the result of a car crash in the late nighties. His birthday was the 31st December so I will mark the day with something nice as an appropriate tribute.
 
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