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>I start delving into Zappa discography
>threads about Zappa with "arguments" about him, and local schizos even start popping out
>threads about Zappa with "arguments" about him, and local schizos even start popping out
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ITT: Talentless hacks
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What music does he listen to?
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>pretending to be Roy Khan for a living
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Making this thread as an apology to Aurora for saying something pretty mean about her (here >>119015409) yesterday, on the same day that she posted pic related and I didn't realize.
Aurora, you don't read this board, but I'm sorry. Do I honestly wish more famous people, including you, would do more with your money and platform for issues like this? Yeah. But you aren't entirely cowardly to side with the baby killers, or make a "both sides" plea. For that I'm thankful.
Maybe your persona is fake, I don't know, but your music is beautiful and I want to believe your heart is as well. You've restored a little bit of hope in my increasingly jaded heart.
Tl;dr what is your favorite Aurora album? Mine is A Different Kind Of Human (Step II)
Aurora, you don't read this board, but I'm sorry. Do I honestly wish more famous people, including you, would do more with your money and platform for issues like this? Yeah. But you aren't entirely cowardly to side with the baby killers, or make a "both sides" plea. For that I'm thankful.
Maybe your persona is fake, I don't know, but your music is beautiful and I want to believe your heart is as well. You've restored a little bit of hope in my increasingly jaded heart.
Tl;dr what is your favorite Aurora album? Mine is A Different Kind Of Human (Step II)
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what do females of /mu/ listen to?
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>I think this is the best album we've ever done
>album sucks dog dick
Every. Time.
Why are musicians so full of it?
>album sucks dog dick
Every. Time.
Why are musicians so full of it?
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AOTY
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Melodic rap is past its prime and nothing ever came to replace it. The best stuff that exists is basically just taking older styles with slightly bolder updates (Yves Tumor's "Praise..."; Lil' Yachty's "Poland"; Yeat's sound [which is already dated]) and even these are very limited in how long you can listen to them.
All the other stuff people hype, especially all these irrelevant topics you all talk about, are so pastiche and outdated it would genuinely be better if the board was deleted.
The number one singles of the country has regressed back to non-melodic rap and legacy-artist-based singles (Drake; Taylor) and new industry plants (Olivia -- plant in the sense that she is completely propped up by money rather than talent until the emperor's lack of clothes is forgotten.)
The benefit is that if you as a musician actually have an idea now no one can tell you anything is wrong with it because literally what is the alternative? All your idols are baseless. All your genres are played out. All the biggest acts are lesser versions of long-dead greats.
No, we're basically in the 'clean-up' phase where we just kinda fill out archival discogs and cap-off contemporary pop star catalogs.
This board is dead in ways I can't even imagine. Pitchfork doesn't even know what to talk about anymore. It's all regression.
The best thing you can do is listen to music that's already been released and re-discover how much there is you've yet to here. The future is in the past. All this new stuff is so played out.
I cannot tell you the level of confidence in which I know I am right. You know it too, as you waddle around this empty wasteland of nothingness. It's only generation alpha and younger zoomers who've yet to mature that are still convinced there is ANYTHING left to be found, but this is largely because they literally are new to music and don't realize what they hype's been done... better. And a billion times over.
I have the solution though. In years, wait....
All the other stuff people hype, especially all these irrelevant topics you all talk about, are so pastiche and outdated it would genuinely be better if the board was deleted.
The number one singles of the country has regressed back to non-melodic rap and legacy-artist-based singles (Drake; Taylor) and new industry plants (Olivia -- plant in the sense that she is completely propped up by money rather than talent until the emperor's lack of clothes is forgotten.)
The benefit is that if you as a musician actually have an idea now no one can tell you anything is wrong with it because literally what is the alternative? All your idols are baseless. All your genres are played out. All the biggest acts are lesser versions of long-dead greats.
No, we're basically in the 'clean-up' phase where we just kinda fill out archival discogs and cap-off contemporary pop star catalogs.
This board is dead in ways I can't even imagine. Pitchfork doesn't even know what to talk about anymore. It's all regression.
The best thing you can do is listen to music that's already been released and re-discover how much there is you've yet to here. The future is in the past. All this new stuff is so played out.
I cannot tell you the level of confidence in which I know I am right. You know it too, as you waddle around this empty wasteland of nothingness. It's only generation alpha and younger zoomers who've yet to mature that are still convinced there is ANYTHING left to be found, but this is largely because they literally are new to music and don't realize what they hype's been done... better. And a billion times over.
I have the solution though. In years, wait....
