SUPERVILLAINS OF MUSIC

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  • mannybolonemannybolone Los Angeles, CA 15,025 Posts
    With technology it's now easier for every Tom, Dick and Joe to make and distribute his own music, thru both digital and traditional avenues. Because of this phenomenon, you have even more mediocre and less-than-mediocre trash to sift thru in order to find the few creative people making creative music that you're talking about.



    I said this in the film thread, but I'm mistrustful of the idea that increased access to the market results in better product. It results in MORE product but that alone hardly guarantees an increase in quality.

    To put it simpler, changes doesn't always equal progress.

  • Internet music villians.


    true his music has sucked since '89, but prior to that dude was writing the best metal riffs ever..."and justice for all" is a total metal riff bukkake fest...


    I would like to add to the list:

    Wil Oldham
    Jay Reatard
    Rich Cook
    Kelly Clarkson
    Robert Pollard
    and oh yeah,

    Roy Ayres

  • gloomgloom 2,765 Posts


    the Dr. Claw[/b] of music

  • Roy Ayres


    story?

  • BigSpliffBigSpliff 3,266 Posts


    To put it simpler, changes doesn't always equal progress.

    Exactly. You'd think with all the Camcorders in the world, watching a movie wouldn't be a complete waste of your time. But no, they all suck.


  • BigSpliffBigSpliff 3,266 Posts


  • Chris Blackwell

  • FlomotionFlomotion 2,390 Posts

  • Roy Ayres


    story?

    I am the resident Ayers hatter 'round these parts...he bores me

  • dCastillodCastillo 1,963 Posts


    the Dr. Claw[/b] of music

    oh my fuck.

    how did I forget John Tesh?

  • dCastillodCastillo 1,963 Posts
    Roy Ayres


    story?

    I am the resident Ayers hatter 'round these parts...he bores me

    You are competing against DJ Marco Hammond. Are you up for the challenge?

  • bull_oxbull_ox 5,056 Posts
    Roy Ayres


    story?

    I am the resident Ayers hatter 'round these parts...he bores me

    When you come out here you can talk to Marco about how he came to grips with this affliction and eventually got therapy and treatment...

  • BigSpliffBigSpliff 3,266 Posts
    Roy Ayres


    story?

    I am the resident Ayers hatter 'round these parts...he bores me

    Is that a good enough reason?


  • With technology it's now easier for every Tom, Dick and Joe to make and distribute his own music, thru both digital and traditional avenues. Because of this phenomenon, you have even more mediocre and less-than-mediocre trash to sift thru in order to find the few creative people making creative music that you're talking about.

    We've been hearing this argument since the Internet truly became a viable media distribution channel. I've always thought it to be pretty suspect. Boo hoo, you have to look through more music/movies to get to something good.

    Actually, I find it much easier now than ever to find out about excellent movies and music that fit my tastes. Not only is there more art being created, there are more people talking/writing about it. And the more they talk and write about it, the more they begin to specialize in what they are going to cover and promote. You then choose your trusted sources, just like before, and go from there. Soulstrut itself is one of these trusted sources for many people.

    If increased access to production and distribution helps one artist create a masterpiece, than it's all worth it to me. The more art/creativity out there the better. "Mediocre trash" to you could be another's genius moment.

    Peace,
    Cortez

  • Does making boring music qualify one for Supervillain status? I thought they had to be both ubiquitous and horrible ala John Tesh, Stephen Sondheim, etc.

  • Does making boring music qualify one for Supervillain status? I thought they had to be both ubiquitous and horrible ala John Tesh, Stephen Sondheim, etc.

    I just like to see some folks get their rare-groove ball hairs in a twist.

  • dCastillodCastillo 1,963 Posts
    Does making boring music qualify one for Supervillain status? I thought they had to be both ubiquitous and horrible ala John Tesh, Stephen Sondheim, etc.

    neither of the above are necessary--they simply need to be supervillains.

  • BigSpliffBigSpliff 3,266 Posts
    Does making boring music qualify one for Supervillain status? I thought they had to be both ubiquitous and horrible ala John Tesh, Stephen Sondheim, etc.

    I just like to see some folks get their rare-groove ball hairs in a twist.

    I use this:

  • Does making boring music qualify one for Supervillain status? I thought they had to be both ubiquitous and horrible ala John Tesh, Stephen Sondheim, etc.

    neither of the above are necessary--they simply need to be supervillains.


  • dCastillodCastillo 1,963 Posts
    DOUBLE TRUE



  • When you come out here you can talk to Marco about how he came to grips with this affliction and eventually got therapy and treatment...

    Make that 2 of us. I got no love.

  • batmonbatmon 27,574 Posts






  • neither of the above are necessary--they simply need to be supervillains.

    Then I submit:


  • DJCireDJCire 729 Posts





  • dCastillodCastillo 1,963 Posts
    neither of the above are necessary--they simply need to be supervillains.

    Then I submit:


    they were already mentioned, and they are nothing more than drones

  • they are nothing more than drones

    what insane evil could be their mastermind?

  • batmonbatmon 27,574 Posts





    I dont get it?

  • they are nothing more than drones

    what insane evil could be their mastermind?



    He is Ron Fair, and you will all crumble under his awesome power

  • batmonbatmon 27,574 Posts
    they are nothing more than drones

    what insane evil could be their mastermind?

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