Bad opinions • Page 29

At this point in time, classic rock as a genre is just boring

 

The only albums pre-1998 I can even really listen to at this point are early David Bowie and U2. The music, and lyrics from the "classic rock" era just do nothing for me (outside of the two mentioned before) at this point. Weird that in 20-30 years Coheed & Cambria, Death Cab For Cutie, Cage the Elephant, etc, will be considered "classic rock".

 

David Bowie is fantastic I think. Most other Walmart t-shirt caliber artists are just played out and vapid

 

Started with David's post 2000 stuff first, but am moving back to Hunky Dory and Ziggy Stardust now and they're really good. Forever gonna miss that dude.

 

How Meg Myers isn't more popular among the indie/alternative crowd is beyond me. She deserves to be more well known. Her debut album and two EPs are

 

Van Morrison is pre 95. Nick Drake is pre 95. Talking Heads are pre 95


Cmonnn

 

There's so much good music from before 1995 lol.

 

would that make Gangsta's Paradise the first good song

 

neither old music or new music is better than the other

 

Yup it really depends on the artist

 

I like a lot of music that came out before I was born in 1986.

 

I hope you're joking..I'm so fucking old lol

 

I was born in 94, it's not that crazy lol

 

Know the feeling. I'll be 30 in a couple months lol

 

Me too in November.

 

July 31st here lol

 

I think Justin Bieber's next album (or at least the album after that) could very well be one of the best albums in the year it's released. I don't know why. I didn't even love Believe, but it made me like Bieber, which means anything is possible. I just hope he releases something amazing in the future to shut up the remnant of people who still harbor an irrational hatred for the dude.

 

Don't like Bob Dylan really, I can appropriate what he did and what he stood for and all that stuff...can't stand his voice tho

 

He made up for his voice with his song-writing abilities imo.

Most of the best songs he wrote were bigger hits by other artists haha

 

CSNY, James Taylor, Cat Stevens, Simon and Garfunkel, and that's just off the top of my head, cmonnnnnnn

 

Phil Collins solo > Genesis.

 

Jim Croce

 

Peter Gabriel > Phil Collins lol

I dig all 3 though

 

my dad's a huge Croce fan, cant believe i didn't immediately grab that

 

Agreed! Plus, I really, really, really love Scratch My Back.