There's a heigh beyond skyscrapers,
And there's a distance beyond the freeway...
Against Me! - What We Worked For
A good lead-in if I ever knew one, so here's the question.
What do you think of music in its current form today? What do you consider the most pure form of music? Why do you say this?
I know I, personally, am saddened by the thing music has turned into. It's just so...bland. Yet, I'm excited. Music has evolved and changed, for the good and the bad. Good: We have electronica, trance, techno, ska, punk, all kinds of amazing genres which were never possible before. Bad: We have all kinds of crappy genres which were never possible before and require no skill save a pretty face and an angsty song or two.
In my opinion, ska is currently the purest, most untainted form of music.
This is from a major and well-known ska band, tributing the independent music review critic. I find it among one of my favorite ska songs ever.
Anyways--post away.
And there's a distance beyond the freeway...
Against Me! - What We Worked For
A good lead-in if I ever knew one, so here's the question.
What do you think of music in its current form today? What do you consider the most pure form of music? Why do you say this?
I know I, personally, am saddened by the thing music has turned into. It's just so...bland. Yet, I'm excited. Music has evolved and changed, for the good and the bad. Good: We have electronica, trance, techno, ska, punk, all kinds of amazing genres which were never possible before. Bad: We have all kinds of crappy genres which were never possible before and require no skill save a pretty face and an angsty song or two.
In my opinion, ska is currently the purest, most untainted form of music.
Quote:
From The Planet Smashers' "King of Tuesday Night"
He writes for an Indie magazine
Free from corporate contributions
Reporting from the scene
He can say just about anything he wants
Spends the wee hours staring
At the computer screen
To immortilize the lives
Of those who're gonna dare to dream
He knows his publication is the heartbeat
Of the streets,
Of the streets!
He writes for an Indie magazine
Free from corporate contributions
Reporting from the scene
He's free to draw his own opinion
In his Indie magazine
He can say just about anything he wants
The king of Tuesday night
Ha
He writes for an Indie magazine
Free from corporate contributions
Reporting from the scene
He can say just about anything he wants
Spends the wee hours staring
At the computer screen
To immortilize the lives
Of those who're gonna dare to dream
He knows his publication is the heartbeat
Of the streets,
Of the streets!
He writes for an Indie magazine
Free from corporate contributions
Reporting from the scene
He's free to draw his own opinion
In his Indie magazine
He can say just about anything he wants
The king of Tuesday night
Ha
This is from a major and well-known ska band, tributing the independent music review critic. I find it among one of my favorite ska songs ever.
Anyways--post away.
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