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Who gives a fuck about Jay Z? He sucks, and always have sucked.
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Chach Collins |
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I am completely conflicted when it comes to Jay-Z and I think I know why. I really can't stand the production value of his work. I absolutely love the Grey
Album because of Danger Mouse and I have enjoyed the live mash-up he did with Linkin Park (which was my turning point for both bands, incidentally). But when I
hear his original work, I just can't get into it.
Tool's AEnima was heads and shoulders the best album of the 90s. Mellon Collie would have been #1 if they trimmed the fluff into a single disc. I used to bash the 80s and say that no good music ever came from it. But I now find myself really enjoying both the punk that came out early in the decade (DK, Black Flag, Misfits), the nu-wave pop stuff that came out after that and just pop music in general. Like I heard Huey Lewis and the News on the ride home today and I have Down Under by Men at Work as my current ringtone. I have finally come around on that stuff and now I am starting to think I was mistaken all along and it was actually the 90s that were the shithole for music. I am going to have to do more investigating. mahalo ~Chach~
Nesportsfan: I couldn't go to FaF for fear of getting killed by Chach.
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ArodSucksAtLife |
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Chach Collins wrote:I love this paragraph. So close to being perfect. ASAL owns this thread. Owns it.
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FenwayTheHardWay |
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Chach Collins wrote: Welcome to the club on that one, Chach. Now, if you're investigating awesome 80s punk/hardcore bands, and you like the Smashing Pumkins, investigate this... it may sound familiar. But more importantly, Zen Arcade is the most stunning act of sustained musical aggression and emotional catharsis that I have ever experienced. Funny story: Zen Arcade was recorded and mixed in 85 hours. Apparently there was a fair amount of hype about this at the time, and not to be outdone, lablemates the Minutemen decided that they would record another album's worth of material to their upcoming "Double Nickles On The Dime" in the same time span, making it a double album. Apparently recording in this manner is a pretty good idea, because both albums are easily the best efforts of their respective bands, not to mention two of the best hardcore punk albums ever: As the fella says, this is Bob Dylan to me.
"Jonathan Papelbon, not wasting any time, going to his bread and butter there, and that's the
cheese."- Buck Martinez
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klostrophobic |
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The 80s were the best decade for music.
Postponed: Wind
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FenwayTheHardWay |
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klostrophobic wrote: Yeah. Kinda hard to call the 90s better when so many of those artists stole relentlessly from the 80s...
"Jonathan Papelbon, not wasting any time, going to his bread and butter there, and that's the
cheese."- Buck Martinez
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raftsox |
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CZink16 wrote: I wasn't saying that you couldn't like bands from previous eras. I said you weren't forced to suffer through those particular bands' mutilation at the hands of radio and television, so you're looking at it from an unabused musical sense. In a way that gives you a "clear" POV, but it doesn't mean those bands music doesn't piss me off any less.
I am speechless. ...this site is not intended to be a place where you post every ridiculous and half-formed thought that comes into your head.
... You should post less. - AMarshal2
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DonCaballero |
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Best. Cover. Ever (actually, I can only think of Nico's The End as one cover who saved the original just as much as this one did). |
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TheGoldenGreek33 |
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New Free Money from Cash Money Records. Streetz is Mine out 11/10.
"Ever notice how most Mac users are skinny? It's because of all the calories they burn because they can't shut the f*ck up about how great their
MacBook's are."
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ArodSucksAtLife |
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"A person can watch a hundreds of baseball games and unless they know what to look forward they won't be able to give a scouting report, which
is a lot different than following the ball or to know what the score is." - last seen 11/01/07
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TheGoldenGreek33 |
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"Ever notice how most Mac users are skinny? It's because of all the calories they burn because they can't shut the f*ck up about how great their
MacBook's are."
Last Edited By: TheGoldenGreek33 09/26/09 1:48 AM.
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klostrophobic |
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Jaydiohead.
http://jaydiohead.com/listen/
Postponed: Wind
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toolerawk |
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Nice. There are some indie rock fans on this board. Unexpected.
A few records I can't recommend highly enough: Jeff Buckley "Grace" - best singer I've ever heard in my life. I mean that. Radiohead "Ok Computer" and "In Rainbows" - I love their whole catalog but these two are my favorites, followed very closely by "The Bends" and "Kid A" Mogwai "The Hawk Is Howling" - this scottish post-rock band has been around for a while and this newest album is actually one of their best, much better than "Mr. Beast" and "Happy Music For Happy People", which I liked a lot but didn't love like "Come On Die Young" or "Young Team". Shearwater "Palo Santo" and "Rook" - these last two Shearwater records are great. Think a strange blend of Thom Yorke, Nick Drake, and early 90's subtle but noisy indie rock. Fucking amazing. Botch "We Are The Romans" - came out ten years ago and is still possibly the most impressive heavy album I've ever heard. Tons of polyrhythms, angular strange riffs, bizarre finger tapping patterns, and insanely maturely arranged songs, especially for heavy music. Awesome. Tom Waits - Everything he has ever done. Period.
Let me pull on your coat about something here tonight...
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Chach Collins |
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Sam Cooke's Live at the Harlem Square Club beats all those albums by quite a wide margin. Not because you have bad taste in music (those are quality
albums, I love me some Waits) but Sam Cooke is the GOAT. mahalo
~Chach~
Nesportsfan: I couldn't go to FaF for fear of getting killed by Chach.
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toolerawk |
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hahaha. I dunno. I do like me some Sam Cooke but that Jeff Buckley brings me to my knees every time. I actually had a great Sam Cooke conversation with this
super cute little black girl at a bar the other night. Apparently Sam Cooke is the best way for a shitty little indie rock kid like me to make time with a girl
not quite as pale as myself hahaha. And, yes, he is the GOAT.
Let me pull on your coat about something here tonight...
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TheGoldenGreek33 |
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FenwayTheHardWay |
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"Jonathan Papelbon, not wasting any time, going to his bread and butter there, and that's the
cheese."- Buck Martinez
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cwaaa |
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TheGoldenGreek33 wrote: I am. I'm totally with you on this one. I love Jay-Z, but Kingdom Come was kinda eh for me and American Gangster was alright. But I really like BP3.
"I mean Enrique Gonzalez is such a good and useful pitcher for the Sox, right? That's a rheotorical question, he's not." -CZink, in a fit of
rage about his boy being passed over for yet another start.
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jcn92 |
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BP3 is amazing. Favorite songs; Jockin Jay-Z, Empire State of Mind, So Ambitious, Already Home, Hate, and of course Run this Town and D.O.A.
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TheGoldenGreek33 |
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Not a fan of On To The Next One or Venus v. Mars?
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