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PostPosted: Thu Sep 17, 2009 00:14 
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Not just about music! But when you get to a 'certain' age :roll: you inevitably start to think about how history repeats itself. (Been doin' it for a long time now actually).

So then... I mix with the young dudes or like whatever man an' hi-five slap me some skin wot ya doing RU on facebook CU L8R etc...

Okay, I can't pull it off Image

My point is - it has all been done before and certainly when it comes to music I would love to hear anyone's take on what is being re-hashed...

As a guy wot mingles wiv the younger generation an' all that :D when I first heard this I thought of that and thought to myself "It's all been done before" (But shussshhhh, you can't tell 'em lest you look like an old fogie)

I know which I prefer, but if I say it I feel I will be judged :D

(If you are about my age you will wack the volume up on the second one ;) )

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Not just about music! But when you get to a 'certain' age :roll: you inevitably start to think about how history repeats itself. (Been doin' it for a long time now actually).

(But shussshhhh, you can't tell 'em lest you look like an old fogie)





And if you've heard two previous versions of stuff :roll: :roll: ( at least that what it sounds like ,when I take out the ear trumpet ,so I don't get deafened by the bass) :D :D

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It’s okay, I haven’t gone nuts – yet. Please let me explain...

It’s just that in my job I am often in peoples’ homes where I have to endure Radio 1. (The last time I voluntarily listened to it Steve Wright was playing great stuff back in the 80s). So as I sit there and suffer in silence, what comes across to me is what complete and utter dross is being aired. I hear many things which are very obviously plagiarized or a new version of a good old song which is complete rubbish. Unfortunately, because the music market has been saturated, everything that can be done has been done before and usually better.

If there was a turd award for the most stupid type of music it would be modern day Rap and what's worse is it seems to have infected everyone under about the age of 25! If any moron on stage thinks uttering bad English as quickly and incoherently as possible is good or has the audacity to call it music he should be shot at dawn - especially when a white guy who thinks he’s black does it.

What really gets up my nose is when you see these ads for a new “Incredible” “must buy” album by yet another non descript pillock who would have done a better job if he’d stuck the microphone down the back of his pants during the recording session. Yet it’s meant to be “incredible”. Er, no it’s not - it’s crap!!! I honestly feel sorry for today’s generation, their ears are being polluted and the poor things don’t even know it. Proof, if it were needed, is when you see these adverts for Jam$ter and you get a snippet from each track. Anyone here ever endured them too? I keep the remote close by just in case it comes on.

It’s little wonder they wear such a vacant expression, I think I’d be brain dead too if I had that junk pumped into my head for long enough. One of the tortures they used in warfare was to tie someone up, blindfold them and play white noise through headphones but I think I’d rather have that for an hour than listen to one second of Radio 1. If I want to hear anything good these days I have to switch-on Planet Rock, where there’s some good stuff.

All this said there is still room for a good song by a great singer, like Leona Lewis; a breath of fresh air in an otherwise stale industry. :)

I think I'm becoming a grumpy old man :P

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You are sort of right that it's all been done before. If you exclude gangsta rap as not being music (it's really social comment to a rhythm) then most "new" music styles have been done before. Unfortunately for the modern artists, the past masters were generally more talented so the comparison is not good for them.

One interesting phenomenon is the emergence of the old rockers to a new generation. David Gilmour and Jeff Beck are still better than todays "stars".

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I have to disagree! much of it has been done before.
I am an old fogey of rock, punk, new wave, etc. etc. but there is a lot of rip offs out there but some fantastic new stuff too.
the recent years have produced:
Snow patrol, Lilly Allen, pink,nickelback , Aviril Lavinge, The Calling, Cold play, Connie Rae Bailey, The Dandy Warholes , Lemon Jelly, Mika, Mock Turtles, The Muse, Natashia Beddingfield, travis and the Zutons.

I think it is Radio 1 that has gone down the pan , not music :D

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Now you've touched a raw Johnny nerve.

I think everyone has a period of their life from about 12 to about 27 when they are musically receptive. I was aware of this from a young age, but was expecting to be shocked/repelled by the music of the generation below me, like my parents were by my tastes. Instead I find myself utterly bored by what's passed for new music in the last decade or so. When's the last time the Daily Mail got hot under the collar about a new pop group or style? 1988? I rest my case: we've come a long way from the Sex Pistols, music has lost its shock value.

My closest friend when I was young and I had a deep interest in music and had a theory that a completely new trend hit the mainstream about every eleven years, we also theorised that there was a separate timeline for white music and black music.

White Music
1955 - Rock & Roll, from which most music up until the mid 1960s develops
1966 - Hippy/Psychedelia, from which most music up until the mid 1970s develops
1977 - Punk, from which much music until the mid 80s develops
1988 - Acid House, from which all dance music develops

Black Music follows a similar timeline through blues & jazz, soul, disco, rap, RnB

However... like some musical millenarians, our theory predicted an entirely new musical trend in about 1999, and it never materialised, and in fact IMHO all new music post the first wave of dance music has been transparently derived from something before. So I will be immensely relieved when I am utterly unable to understand a new wave of music, but I think I may be waiting a while. Why is this? I personally believe it's because music is now such a small part of young people's lives compared to 25 years ago. How many 15-year-olds go round each other's houses and just sit listening to a new album in reverential silence?
Most recently bands are going all 80s.... which raises another point: why do bands say they have a lot of 80s influences then name Blondie as an example when they were a 70s band?

I close with a funny: if anyone thought Oasis sounded like all their songs were rip offs of someone else's:

Can't remember which Oasis track this resembles, but it's spooky!


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PS I'm quite musically minded at the mo, as I'm currently going through all my (650) CDs, ripping the best tunes to my PC, ready for the new car which has a USB port.

After a week, I'm up to P alphabetically! Problem is, I keep listening to all the songs....


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anton wrote:
I have to disagree! much of it has been done before.
I am an old fogey of rock, punk, new wave, etc. etc. but there is a lot of rip offs out there but some fantastic new stuff too.
the recent years have produced:
Snow patrol, Lilly Allen, pink,nickelback , Aviril Lavinge, The Calling, Cold play, Connie Rae Bailey, The Dandy Warholes , Lemon Jelly, Mika, Mock Turtles, The Muse, Natashia Beddingfield, travis and the Zutons.

I think it is Radio 1 that has gone down the pan , not music :D
Totally agree with you on Radio 1 and maybe therein lies part of my difficulty. I haven't heard of the first three you mention Anton but...

Nickelback & Travis? I like one of each that they have done so they come across as a bit of a one hit wonder for me :bunker: I've only heard 'The way you remind me' and 'Why does it always rain on me' both of which I love. But you, or me really, are going back a while there ;) Did I miss others which were as good?

When The Police, for example, were at the top you heard one after another played on the radio. They were prolific and good and everyone knew who they were. Where is that today? Sting is also a very talented and classical musician. Many times these days you will get someone, or some Group, get something in the charts, just the one hit, which is okayish followed by a load of absolute trash riding on the success of that one hit - like Amy Drughouse etc. Their fame and fortune far exceeds any talent they think they have. They are more famous for their wild behaviour. (Okay, I heard it - "What about The Who and ...?") Agreed but again, look at the hits they had which were good and they will go down in the annals of history as such, along with Queen etc...

I like Daniel Bedingfield and I think Daniel Merriweather is from the same mould. :) (But then I did say you get the occasional great singer) Same goes for Aviril. :clap:

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Now you've touched a raw Johhny nerve.
I hope I haven’t offended you John; I’m just speaking from the heart. Maybe I could have said it all better.

I love music from all people and groups, until recent years. Like they say, music connects with people all over the world and transends all language barriers, or maybe I just made that up :) . I love music from black & white and spanning right back to goodness knows when. If it’s not a difficult subject to broach, I can’t, and don’t want to, imagine a world without the massive influence black music and musicians have made - and continue to do so of course. In fact I watched the incredible Richie Havens performing the opening at Woodstock about three times in succession, (recorded it), when it was on telly a few weeks ago. I love it! But WTF must he and many whom have passed-on think about what’s being produced today and originating, unless I have missed something, from the black sector? The great black musicians of yesteryear whom have passed-on must be turning in their graves.


Is my argument standing up to scrutiny? :D

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After a week, I'm up to P alphabetically! Problem is, I keep listening to all the songs....
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You got that far :bow: I know exactly what you mean.

Okay then, in my 'P' selection I have The Planets By Holst conducted by Sir Adrian Boult and The Pretenders. :roll: (Still think Chrissie Hynde is hot Image AND TALENTED!!!) Oh.. and The Prodigy :twisted:

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Now you've touched a raw Johhny nerve.
I hope I haven’t offended you John; I’m just speaking from the heart. Maybe I could have said it all better.


No, maybe I could've said it better; I meant that you'd hit upon a favourite pub-rant of mine!!

I'm just ripping Public Enemy: Fear of a Black Planet, next is Queen II. There's a stylistic jump if there ever was one.


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I lik4 Radio 2 on music lists. :bunker:


I also compile my own faves. too. I think me und Ted have varied taste which cross from classical . to folk to jazz to blues to rock to ephemeral pop too.. such as the one off talents like Jem und Fleet Fox und Aberfeldy. Talented but not enough to last ., like Buddy Holly.. Beatles/Stones/Kinks/Cat steven (yusuf) /Madonna./even the odd Kylie hit... early Kate Bush/Tori Amos/Suzanne Vega ..who cannot touch Janis Joplin.. Janis Ian.. Joan Armatrading.. Gladys Knight.. Aretha Franklin.. Ella Fitzgerald.. Peggy ;lee . the voice of the late Eva Cassidy.,..

There are countless others.. ACDC,, Yes .. Deep Purple.. Black Sabbath. Led Zeppelin . anything sung by Robert Plant.. the late Kirsty McChol :bow: ,, Dois Day.. Deanna Durbin.. Judy Garland.. Liza Minnelli.. Sinatra/Martin/Davis Junior .. Bing./ Satchmo..

I could continue... there are so many I love.. enjoy.. I do not do "kitsch"

I have to say that some stuff ist not exactly "what I wish to remember. Most of these are the drab offerings of ephermeral warblings courtesy of an overpaid idiot whose name I cannot recall .. other than he judge X factor /pop idol und other stuff I just cannot be a:censored: to bother with,. :rolll: Simon whatsit .. I think?

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I'd go along with all of them too Wildy although I never 'got' Janis Joplin.

I think having two girls (my girlfriend's twin nieces) who are both 15 years old now, + or - a few minutes :D , keeps me in touch with some of the better stuff out there. I confess a while ago they had something playing in the car which got my bum wriggling. I had to Google part of the lyrics I remembered to find what it was - it's the Pussycat Dolls. They were playing another I quite like too by Beyonce, something about voting Labour I think. Image

I don't even like them as people; all that hair and teeth and cleavage - and that's just the men :D A lot of it today is about looking like a slut or a dance routine and what really bugs me is how they never stay on one shot for more than about three seconds! What's that about? :? Is it the attention span of an average kid these days?

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BT, JTB was somewhere near the mark with people being musically receptive at a certain age. When you are, say 21, anything seems possible and you don't have many worries. Sometimes music just seems to be right at a particular time in your life. 1989, 1997 and 2002 were good years musically for me. 02 was particulaly good, it seemed everything they palyed on XFM was rocking. Not any more though

To say that there is any more plagiarism now is a bit harsh. Prince Charming by Adam and The Ants was released circa 1981 and a complete rip off of a 1960's Rolf Harris song :shock: , was it War Canoe??

Radio is no worse now than it has ever been. There has always been a dreadfull play list of songs that are complete forgettable guff with a sprinkling of good ones. I know not why they operate like this, but when a good song gets played, it sound so much better.

These days concerts are so lucrative that bands have to be able to cut it live or they will be found out. The last concert I went to was The Ting Tings at Brixton Academy and they were tremendous.

I'll bet if you delved through the stuff that was being played in the '60s, most of it was rubbish. It is just people only remember the good stuff, and I don't rate The Beatles.


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I'll bet if you delved through the stuff that was being played in the '60s, most of it was rubbish. It is just people only remember the good stuff, and I don't rate The Beatles.
Ah.. you were a Stones fan then? ;) (I think they used to say you were either one or the other? :) )

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Radio is no worse now than it has ever been. There has always been a dreadfull play list of songs that are complete forgettable guff with a sprinkling of good ones. I know not why they operate like this, but when a good song gets played, it sound so much better.
I know what you mean and I could name tons of rubbish from just about every decade back to the 60s if I put my mind to it.

I just think that, as I say, by and large every type and style has long been thought of so what we're left with, in a desperate bid to be new and different, is actually just rubbish. Modern day rap epitomises this for me, as opposed to something like the type you heard in, for instance, Snap. The guy who says "I'm the lyrical Jesse James..." It's understandable and fits the mood whereas the modern stuff just sounds like some-one having a fit. :lol:

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These days concerts are so lucrative that bands have to be able to cut it live or they will be found out. The last concert I went to was The Ting Tings at Brixton Academy and they were tremendous.
I think the last big concert I went to was Thin Lizzy at The Odeon in Birmingham, or maybe Slade circa 1982. I also saw Sky about then, with John Williams, and Iron Maiden. So my tastes are quite diverse I think and I remain open-minded but there's an expression about if you are open minded enough people will throw a lot of junk in it. :)

The most I ever paid for a ticket back then was about £8, from memory. On a smaller scale I did see Jan Akkerman at Tewksbury in 2002ish who was as good on the guitar as ever. :) People all know and highly rate Eddie Van Hallen, Satriani, Steve Via etc. but I rate Akkerman as one of the very first who started that incredible fast style of play but never seemed to recieve the same credit or adulation. I guess that's just how it goes...

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If you exclude gangsta rap as not being music (it's really social comment to a rhythm)
'ang on a min! You nearly got that one past me :twisted:

Social comment? Okay, I don't have a problem with that. I'm all for social comment :thumbsup: Goodness knows, I do enough of them :roll:

But rhythm? :? I compare it to the equivalent of a skip full of rubbish and some-one claiming it is modern art!

Er.. no it's not art! It's a skip and I can see a pile full of junk with the usual discarded doors at either side so they can pile yet more junk in it :bighand:

Maybe I need to Google 'rhythm' ;)

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Some rap is very good - even the gangsta stuff. Though the basic tune is usually very simple - and nicked from elsewhere!

You should be very suspicious of your own blinkers if you don't like an entire genre, in my experience every type of music has 5% good stuff and a lot of dross, and our own tastes determine how much of the dross we'll tolerate.


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Some rap is very good - even the gangsta stuff. Though the basic tune is usually very simple - and nicked from elsewhere!

You should be very suspicious of your own blinkers if you don't like an entire genre, in my experience every type of music has 5% good stuff and a lot of dross, and our own tastes determine how much of the dross we'll tolerate.
Hmmm... So if in a hundred years time people hit the charts with a new genre which is farting songs, someone like me would be un-cool not to get on board?

For my own edification, can you throw a link or two to a modern rap which falls in that 5% of good stuff? I'm not going to fall out with you John, or anyone else, over this. I'm just curious bud ;)

I've just got back in from the local, cycled there n back as usual, with the usual :censored: maniacs trying to kill me in their superior ton of metal going at 70mph within an inch of my leg! :( an' spoke to my mate, John, about this subject.

I mentioned the Ting Tings to him Adam, to which he said: "Ah - I haven't seen them but they're good - A bit like the White Stripes only less heavy".

I have absolutely no idea what he's on about but then he's more groovy and hapenin' than a philistine like me. :D

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By coincidence this morning on breakfast TV what do I see? A must buy from someone called Pixie.

Another 'must have' or as they put it "the new voice of pop".

Yeah right :roll: Another pretty face and standard-issue voice, just like another million other teenagers out there, which will doubtless be bigged-up to Mammoth proportions. They of course showed a short clip of her cut into 2 second shots each.

Can't wait to get it, it'll make a nice coaster... :D

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Big Tone wrote:
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It’s little wonder they wear such a vacant expression, I think I’d be brain dead too if I had that junk pumped into my head for long enough. One of the tortures they used in warfare was to tie someone up, blindfold them and play white noise through headphones but I think I’d rather have that for an hour than listen to one second of Radio 1. If I want to hear anything good these days I have to switch-on Planet Rock, where there’s some good stuff.

All this said there is still room for a good song by a great singer, like Leona Lewis; a breath of fresh air in an otherwise stale industry. :)

I think I'm becoming a grumpy old man :P


Come on with music like this how can you go wrong?
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I gotta feeling
That tonight’s gonna be a good night
That tonight’s gonna be a good night
That tonight’s gonna be a good good night

A feeling
That tonight’s gonna be a good night
That tonight’s gonna be a good night
That tonight’s gonna be a good good night

A feeling (Woo hoo)
That tonight’s gonna be a good night
That tonight’s gonna be a good night
That tonight’s gonna be a good good night

A feeling (Woo hoo)
That tonight’s gonna be a good night
That tonight’s gonna be a good night
That tonight’s gonna be a good good night

Tonight’s the night
Let’s live it up
I got my money
Let’s spend it up

Go out and smash it
Like Oh My God
Jump off that sofa
Let’s get get OFF

I know that we’ll have a ball
If we get down and go out and just loose it all

I feel stressed out
I wanna let it go
Let’s go way out spaced out
And losing all control

Fill up my cup
''Mazel Tov''
Look at her dancing
Just take it off

Let’s paint the town
We’ll shut it down
Let’s burn the roof
And then we’ll do it again

Let’s do it
Let’s do it
Let’s do it
Let’s do it
And do it
And do it
Let’s live it up
And do it
And do it
And do it do it do it
Let’s do it
Let’s do it
Let’s do it ’Cause

I gotta feeling (Woo hoo)
That tonight’s gonna be a good night
That tonight’s gonna be a good night
That tonight’s gonna be a good good night

A feeling (Woo hoo)
That tonight’s gonna be a good night
That tonight’s gonna be a good night
That tonight’s gonna be a good good night

Tonight’s the night (Hey!)
Let’s live it up (Let’s live it up)
I got my money (I’ll pay)
Let’s spend it up (Let’s spend it up)

Go out and smash it (Smash it!)
Like Oh My God (Like Oh My God)
Jump out that sofa (Come on!)
Lets get get OFF

Fill up my cup (Drink)
''Mazel Tov'' (''L’chaim'')
Look at her dancing (Move it Move it)
Just take it off

Let’s paint the town (Paint the town)
We’ll shut it down (Shut it down)
Let’s burn the roof (Woo)
And then we’ll do it again

Let’s do it
Let’s do it
Let’s do it
Let’s do it
And do it
And do it
Let’s live it up
And do it
And do it
And do it do it do it
Let’s do it
Let’s do it
Let’s do it do it do it do it

Here we come
Here we go
We gotta rock

Easy come
Easy go
Now we on top

Feel the shot
Body rock
Rock it don’t stop

Round and round
Up and down
Around the clock

Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday
Friday, Saturday, Saturday and Sunday
Get get get get get with us
We know what we say
Party every day
Party every day

And I’m feeling (Woo hoo)
That tonight’s gonna be a good night
That tonight’s gonna be a good night
That tonight’s gonna be a good good night

I’m feeling (Woo hoo)
That tonight’s gonna be a good night
That tonight’s gonna be a good night
That tonight’s gonna be a good good night

(Woo hoo)


Absolute musical masterpiece :bighand: :bighand: :banghead:

I'm 21 and I think music sucks, with the exception of Foo Fighters, Metallica's new album (and everything pre St. Anger) and a few others I tend to stick to 70s, 80s stuff and artists from that era that ended up in 90s and 00s as well (Listening to Queen right now.....FAT BOTTOMED GIRLS YOU MAKE THE ROCKING WORLD GO ROUND!!)


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