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>metathread poorly disguised

go cry to Moot in >>>/q/

>>36598695
>j-pop
>worst thing in music right now
That shit's old yo.
Older j-pop had some decent material.

Elitists.

>>36598734
metal is barely 5 % of my library

People who group j-pop and k-pop together generally have no idea what they're talking about

people hating on music for reasons unrelated to its musical qualities (i.e. because it's popular)

I'd say J-Pop fags are the worst thing on /mu/, not music as a whole.

Music as a whole is currently suffering from >>36598754

>>36598754
>>36598754
>>36598754

Mumford and Sons and The Lumineers leading the way towards the castration of rock music. It genuinely scares me what bands influenced by them will sound like.

>>36598806
What is the difference then, enlighten me

>>36598806
>>36598806
>>36598806

>>36598806
OP is obviously just crying because /mu/core doesn't take up the whole front page and there are kpop generals.

>>36598807
>>36598807
>>36598807
this too

>>36598823
>It genuinely scares me what bands influenced by them will sound like.
Better.
Just like how the Beatles were extremely influential.

>>36598807
but popular music is worse than its less popular counterpart most of the time, or just bad

>>36598807
Thank you.

>>36598807
OP said something completely different what are you on
kpop and jpop are not that popular in America and will never be

>>36598876

1/10

>>36598942
I-I'm serious.

The current state of EDM.

>>36598695
>What is the most terrible thing in music right now?
The music industry. But it has been for a long time.

>>36598968

I'm not taking someone who thinks the quality of The Beatles and M&S are similar seriously.

>>36599012
I'm not comparing them in quality.
What I'm saying is that they're both popular, yet mediocre bands that are gonna influence a lot of people, which will make better than the one they made.

>>36598823
it will get mellower but then an aggressive counter culture will rise , so i am okay with the current state of things.

I just think that generic "indie" shit like Mumford/Lumineers/Imagine Dragons are this era's nu-metal/pop-punk. They won't really influence shit and a few years down the road nobody will admit to ever liking them

>>36599045

>I'm not comparing them in quality
>they're both popular, yet mediocre bands

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>>36599078
Oh for fuck's sake.
They're both mediocre at their own genre, not equally bad in general

>>36599012
They're both shite.

>>36599113

>They're both mediocre at their own genre

That's where we disagree. One was one of the best, and the other is one of the worst.

>>36599133
Ooohh.
You could've just told me you liked the Beatles since the first reply.

>>36599157

Thought it was obvious.

>>36599187
I kinda feel stupid now.

>>36599133
>beetles
>good
pick one

>>36599209
they had few good tracks

>>36598695
What people call EDM.

>>36599241
False

>>36599209
The fact that tho many bookth thill name the Beatleth "the greatetht or moth thignificant or moth influential" rock band ever only tellth you how far rock muthic thill ith from becoming a theriouth art. Jazz criticth have long recognized that the greatetht jazz muthicianth of all timeth are Duke Ellington and John Coltrane, who were not the moth famouth or richetht or beth thellerth of their timeth, let alone of all timeth. Clathical criticth rank the highly controverthial Beethoven over clathical muthicianth who were highly popular in courth around Europe.
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david guetta
will.i.am
white people generic 'real music' (mumford & sons, the strokes)

>>36599348
>david guetta
Agreeing with you really hard on that one.

>>36599308

>>36599348
This makes me think about Brazilian people or south american people in general that for some reason think these musicians are geniuses
yeaHH The strokes not like that shit Bieberr wooow rock on

>>36599435
It's awful.
You have no damn idea.
David Guetta came here back on march and everyone was creaming their pants about it.

>>36598823
>castration of rock music

Yea becuz all of todays music reely sux, we need REEL music liek Queen n the Beetles!

LIKE this if u were born in the rong generation

>>36599503
That isn't what he was implying at all

Please go back to /b/ and learn more about music before attempting to join the conversation on /mu/ again

>>36598695
>k/j pop
>alternative rock. (staind, Breaking Benjamin, three days grace, they all sound the same and repetitive)
>country music
>99% of metal, rule of thumb is if it gives children brain aneurysms, its shit.
>screamo, metalcore whiny bullshit
>shitstep aspie metal scratching sounds
>whatever the hell Limp shitskit is

>>36598823
It started with Nirvana. Rock went from "Im so cool" to "Im so pathetic" overnight.

>>36599435
it's not just south america though, it's anyone who relies on the market to drip feed them their music taste, there are plenty of people in the uk who love that stuff, it's sad

>>36599539
david guetta is and euroshit dance music is very popular in eastern europe as well

Pedestrian but pleasant indie rock generally is what annoys me most about contemporary popular music. It's particularly bad in Canada, where most government arts funding for music goes towards that kind of stuff for whatever reason. I guess it has broad appeal.

>>36599572
why is it worse here in canada

Old rockers, who continue to tour and record albums.This just looks pathetic. these old faggots should free the way for better, younger artists. Fucking iceage is more dynamic, aggressive, interesting sounding than rolling stones.

james blake is the worst thing to happen to music in the last 30 years of music

>>36599572
Like I said, arts funding for pop music is almost overwhelmingly for indie rock.

http://www.theglobeandmail.com/arts/music/why-indie-rock-mediocrity-rules-in-canada-according-to-one-insider/article11170577/

>>36599715
interesting. why? do you listen to other electronic music

djent, does anywhere here seriously enjoy this shit?