Poll: The battle of Music has begun... Who do you side with?
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While I am open to any type of music out there, if I had to choose one, I'd side with good 'ol rock n' roll.
Well fuck, I listen to what many people would Call "Unclassifiable", so I guess I'm a mercanary.
That and I like all music... [small]cept pop[/small]
That and I like all music... [small]cept pop[/small]
I always wondered, what do you suppose Classical music was called 300 years ago?Silent observer said:
"Classical" actually has its own genres like Baroque, Classical, Neo-Classicism, Renaissance, Romanticism, etc. One of the reasons I dislike the term "Classical" is because I don't like Classical music. I find it rather dry and boring, too much emphasis on technical skill. I find Baroque and Romanticism to be much more interesting. 300 years ago, Classical music didn't exist yet.skitzo van said:
On topic: I would side with whomever was going to win.
Like I said to another, I don't qualify the Def Jam games as fighters, not in the conventional sense anyway. I mean that I want an original soundtrack that's hip-hop/rap inspired. Something more along the lines of this:razer17 said:
What? It's much more likley that people know Dave Grohl because he was in the same band as Kurt Cobain than the other way round...PhiMed said:
We Cast Our Lot Together Four Still Stand As One
Here We'll Remain Forever Till Our Kingdoms One
Brothers Of Metal
We Are Fighting With Power And Steel
Fighting For Metal Metal That's Real
Brothers Of Metal Will Always Be There
Standing Together With Hands In The Air
Let Us Drink To The Power Drink To The Sound
Thunder And Metal Are Shaking The Ground
Drink To Your Brothers Who Are Never To Fall
We're All Brothers Of Metal Here In The Hall
Our Hearts Are Filled With Metal And Masters We Have None
And We Will Die For Metal, Metal Heals, My Son
Here We'll Remain Forever Till Our Kingdoms One
Brothers Of Metal
We Are Fighting With Power And Steel
Fighting For Metal Metal That's Real
Brothers Of Metal Will Always Be There
Standing Together With Hands In The Air
Let Us Drink To The Power Drink To The Sound
Thunder And Metal Are Shaking The Ground
Drink To Your Brothers Who Are Never To Fall
We're All Brothers Of Metal Here In The Hall
Our Hearts Are Filled With Metal And Masters We Have None
And We Will Die For Metal, Metal Heals, My Son
I'd sit it out in a bunker with Mogwai and Radiohead, who are above this kind of genre-dickery.
Yes, because his involvement with 80% of all good hard rock since the dissolution of Nirvana just screams "hack".ThirdEye95 said:
I thought Nirvana was incredibly overrated, but I think a pretty good case could be made for the Foo Fighters being underrated. Let's not forget his work with Queens of the Stone Age, Nine Inch Nails, Them Damn Vultures, Prodigy, Tenacious D, and Eagles of Death Metal.
Oh, and he knows how to play his instrument. Cobain was, to put it generously, an average guitarist and a mediocre vocalist. Cobain's excellent abilities as a poet don't make him a better musician than Grohl, who is technically superior to Cobain at both guitar and vocals. He's also an excellent drummer and a pretty decent pianist. BTW, Grohl had an awful lot of co-writing credits for the lyrics on Nirvana's tracks, so even that part of Cobain's legacy are somewhat in question to me.
tl;dr Cobain's remembered so fondly primarily because he offed himself young. He was part of an influential band, but Grohl has left him in the dust in the years since his death.
Edit: Nirvana toiled in obscurity for four years before Grohl joined. He joined the band and they became one of the biggest bands in the world overnight. There was something magic about the group, not the frontman.
Why are Metal and Rock seperate options? They are blood brothers and have an allegiance that will never falter! You cannot ask me to choose between them-I will sooner perish in the battle then abandon one.