Why today's music sucks

TriggerWarning · 2019-05-23T21:20:05.309Z

Janet_Miller:

The O P is pretty mild compared to some posts I see on classic rock pages on Facebook & YouTube.

“YEAH That was a great song (or group). Not like today’s stuff by people like Justin Bieber.”

Hey ■■■■ for Brains, if I have to see one more critique of Justin Bieber in a comment about a ‘60’s - ‘80’s song or group, I’ll download the entire ■■■■■■■ album by him. “Baby Baby” & “Despacito” are kind of fun!

If ACDC, the Beatles, or KISS are so great, why do you need to diss Justin Bieber, or ANYONE?!
If this artist, or that song, are so great, they should be able to stand on their own.

What I love about you tube comments on classic songs is that there are always comments by someone claiming to be about 15 and saying I wish I grew up in this age when music was great. I have no doubt that these so called 15 year olds are actually in the 40-60 yr old age range and are just fishing for comments.

Perdidochas · 2019-05-24T19:20:11.782Z

LucyLou:

It’s old people music. I’m tired of hearing all those bands you listed. If I never hear another of their songs ever again, I’m good.

Classic Rock is no different than The Oldies.

You can’t say today’s music won’t last. Of course it will, to the kids listening to it now. The same way you’re still playing Led Zeppelin like it’s the greatest music ever.

I like listening to new things. Some people cling to the music of their golden age. It’s all good

Exactly. The so-called Classic rock is the best of the music from that time. There was an awful lot of crap out then, just like there is crap out now. The best we will remember and listen to for a long time, the worst and mediocre we mostly forget.

Perdidochas · 2019-05-24T19:26:35.686Z

altair1013:

So would you be comfortable mentioning this band as peers with Led Zeppelin, The Rolling Stones, Queen, The Beatles, The Who, Elton John, Pearl Jam, CCR, Van Halen, Nirvana, Tom Petty or any of the top acts of the past? Are these guys their equals?

In the 1980s, I wouldn’t have put Tom Petty in the same league with the older artists above. I still wouldn’t put Nirvana with them. We can’t say now what current artists will become classics. We will know it in 20 years.

noSpaces · 2019-05-24T19:43:45.566Z

NKOTB are classic.

Guntsu · 2019-05-24T19:52:50.727Z

Here is something I am jamming to right now…

vaard · 2019-05-24T20:12:47.320Z

Todays music sucks because i am old…

noSpaces · 2019-05-24T20:27:18.421Z

I suck because I’m old.

TriggerWarning · 2019-05-25T01:59:25.566Z

Great new song for me that I just heard last Friday on Passport Approved, a radio show that plays new music by up and coming alternative bands across the world. I’d never heard of this group before but within a minute of listening to this song I knew I wanted it. I’ve listened to some other stuff by them and its forgettable but this song sticks with me, especially once it gets to the chorus.

noSpaces · 2019-05-25T03:38:45.095Z

A classic from this decade.

AZslim · 2019-05-25T03:48:43.551Z

Damn this is good.

noSpaces · 2019-05-25T03:55:37.496Z

Yeah not too shabby.

noSpaces · 2019-05-25T03:56:40.429Z

Some more sucky tunage for your headphones.

AZslim · 2019-05-25T04:18:50.902Z

Good choices.

Janet_Miller · 2019-05-27T21:51:54.356Z

I like Justin Bieber music. Maybe I’ll try more than two of his songs, the ones I mentioned earlier.

Jezcoe · 2019-05-27T23:45:24.655Z

ScottWalkerIsDead:

I like Andrew Bird. He’s making music today. He doesn’t suck.

Years ago, when I was working for a theater in the Mountains of Virginia, I was the Lighting Designer on a show that Andrew Bird was the violinist.

When hanging out he told me that he had just cut an album with a band called The Squirrel Nut Zippers. He didn’t think it would go anywhere.

Nice guy.

TriggerWarning · 2019-05-31T01:10:46.826Z

Radiohead (a current group) doing a cover of an old Joy Division / New Order song. Vocally it starts a bit rough IMO as Thom Yorke is trying too hard to sound like Ian Curtis (the lead singer of Joy Division) but the instruments are flawless and after about a minute Yorke settles into just singing like himself. Also love that out of all the more well known New Order songs they could have covered they picked Ceremony with its great guitar hooks. If you don’t know but are curious as to why its labeled as both a Joy Division and New Order song its because its the last song Joy Division ever started to record before Ian Curtis’s suicide a few days later. It was never finished though so when the surviving members of Joy Division renamed themselves New Order and the Joy Division lead guitarist took over singing and finished the vocals it was released as a New Order song.

noSpaces · 2019-08-01T03:12:18.594Z

Jezcoe · 2019-08-01T03:20:41.703Z

Don’t know why or really how… but I have been getting into African psychodelic/ soul music from the 70’s.

This is my summer jam.

enki · 2019-08-01T05:06:43.673Z

That’s awesome. I was never a huge Radiohead fan, but I love joy division. My favorite cover is by Nine Inch Nails from The Crow soundtrack and I’m not even a huge NIN fan either.

Hexenbiest · 2019-08-01T06:33:58.724Z

I used to think that I am a bit under 40 and figured I was just out of touch of todays scene of course I think the music I grew up in the early 2000’s sucks as well with a few exceptions like The Muse. I am a sucker for reaction videos on youtube and was surprised that on most videos when they review one of the classic bands they cant get over the musicianship lack of auto-tune and above all they love guitar solo’s.