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Oh, there really are three links.... the first time, I clicked A) and the second link under B). But now I listened to the first one you described bad, too... and yeah, it is bad xDmachchunk wrote:There were 3 links; could you be more specific? Possibly with the adjectives too.
As much as I hate to sound like I like their really popular songs, mine would have to be Dr. Feelgood, lol. I just don't like mainstream stuff, but that's my fav song by them.Alex wrote:
And Forty Six, I'd love to see Mötley Crue! I'm really starting to like them. What's your favorite song by them? Mine is still Live Wire
(But I find the Live Wire by ACDC much better, thank you)
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But the rebellion against popular culture ends up looking all the same anyway.Sleet wrote:There is nothing intrinsically wrong with liking popular things, but it does correlate to trend-following and lack of individuality, hence people are hesitant to admit it in fear of being judged according to that tendency.
You'll be going like this the whole time. Uhh...Forty Six & 2 wrote:I never said I hated mainstream music, in fact, like half of the bands I listen to are pretty popular, System of a Down, Tool, Korn, Metallica, Limp Bizkit, Deftones, The Offspring, etc. They're all pretty popular. I do like music that is less popular too, but I also listen to mainstream stuff. I just find it annoying if you ask someone if they like a band and they only name off their popular stuff, it's like, they're not really fan (If you ask for my opinion though). I like music not only for the sound, but for the meaning of the songs too and what the band stands for.
I couldn't help but laugh a little, I didn't have Limp on my mind when I said that. When I said "I like the meaning of the songs and what the band stands for" I was thinking more of NOFX, Propagandhi, Nirvana (Also popular band), Blue October and Tool(Both Blue October and Tool are pretty popular). I know, Limp Bizkit probably isn't a good example, lol. But I like the bands I mentioned above and what they write about. NOFX and Propagandhi, especially what they stand for.Sleet wrote:You can still like a band and only have heard their most popular stuff. It gets bad, however, when people are like, "oh my God _____ is the best band ever" after hearing their charting singles and nothing more. It just comes down to liking a series of songs but never getting around to hearing more.Uhh...Forty Six & 2 wrote:I never said I hated mainstream music, in fact, like half of the bands I listen to are pretty popular, System of a Down, Tool, Korn, Metallica, Limp Bizkit, Deftones, The Offspring, etc. They're all pretty popular. I do like music that is less popular too, but I also listen to mainstream stuff. I just find it annoying if you ask someone if they like a band and they only name off their popular stuff, it's like, they're not really fan (If you ask for my opinion though). I like music not only for the sound, but for the meaning of the songs too and what the band stands for.
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But why? If that one song that's called a "hit" is good, then I'll listen to it. If the rest of their songs suck, I won't listen to it, but I won't say that I like the band, but just that one song. Really, if the band writes and plays only sucky stuff, then you should be happy for them that they have that one hit, to make a name for themselves.Dubiousity wrote:One-hit wonder bands bother me.
It just makes you wonder how a band could only gain fame for ONE good song, and find no way to replicate success with any more of them, I find that to be absolutely rediculous.Alex wrote:But why? If that one song that's called a "hit" is good, then I'll listen to it. If the rest of their songs suck, I won't listen to it, but I won't say that I like the band, but just that one song. Really, if the band writes and plays only sucky stuff, then you should be happy for them that they have that one hit, to make a name for themselves.Dubiousity wrote:One-hit wonder bands bother me.
It's not like they set out to only make one popular song. It just happens that way. I think a lot of the time they just use their best ideas on one song. That, or the world of popular music has already passed them up by the time they make more good music.Dubiousity wrote:One-hit wonder bands bother me.
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Too ra loo ra too ra loo ra leDubiousity wrote:It just makes you wonder how a band could only gain fame for ONE good song, and find no way to replicate success with any more of them, I find that to be absolutely rediculous.Alex wrote:But why? If that one song that's called a "hit" is good, then I'll listen to it. If the rest of their songs suck, I won't listen to it, but I won't say that I like the band, but just that one song. Really, if the band writes and plays only sucky stuff, then you should be happy for them that they have that one hit, to make a name for themselves.Dubiousity wrote:One-hit wonder bands bother me.
My friend loves that song. It's pretty rad, I suppose.Ebly wrote:Too ra loo ra too ra loo ra le
and we can sing just like our fathers
Jason Mraz wrote: My goal is to show everyone that they, too, can do what they love to do.
Daggy wrote: Look a shadowpriest, what a cutie.... POW
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