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sanddude · 2010-07-12 11:59:43

Do you know Ludacris? Or as I like to call him, "The Dreaded Luda". The most sexist man on Earth. I'm actaully a rap fan, but not the artists like Ludacris. Also Lil Jon and Lil Kim suck! I think that is what makes me have mixed feelings. Some rappers are very talented, so even if they do have sexist songs, the rappers as a whole are worth listening to. Ludacris is not one of those artists. I dissed him for summer homework! big_smile

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jacool · 2010-07-12 17:36:04

I don't like that Gaga thingy (whatever it is)
But I do like some popular songs like:
Stereo Love - Edward Maya ft. Vika Jigulina
Riverside - Sidney Samson
Hot - Inna
We No Speak Americano - Yolanda Be Cool & DCUP
Getting Over You - David Guetta, Fergie, Chris Willis
Alors On Danse - Stromae

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Tigerkidcub · 2010-07-15 17:52:33

16Skittles wrote:
there's only one person who I can't stand more than justin beaver. and that's whoever made that fireflies song. it's hard to say that I'd rather see him fail than succeed, but this kid, just really cannot sing I hate it! what we need is not a new ac/dc, or kiss, or bon jovi, or GNR, or foo fighters, or beastie boys, we need somebody even better to save music. some supernatural combination of all of these, it would take more than just Justin Beaver's fans to slow it down! muahahahaha!

That guy who does fireflies is a guy who calls himself Owl City. I don't care for his music, but I support him because I feel bad for him. His girlfriend died in a car crash,
you know.

sad

I like music from the 60's, the 70's, the 80's, and the 2010's.

BTW, I like Lady GaGa. But I would never go to one of her concerts.

Tigerkidcub · 2010-07-15 17:56:17

A lot of people associate songs like Owl City's "Fireflies" with REAL New Age. The REAL New Age isn't that bad, but most people I know don't like it. I like it myself.

jacool · 2010-07-15 17:57:51

Tigerkidcub wrote:
A lot of people associate songs like Owl City's "Fireflies" with REAL New Age. The REAL New Age isn't that bad, but most people I know don't like it. I like it myself.

Then please give some examples of "REAL New Age".

joeisawesome · 2010-07-15 18:07:36

jacool wrote:
Tigerkidcub wrote:
A lot of people associate songs like Owl City's "Fireflies" with REAL New Age. The REAL New Age isn't that bad, but most people I know don't like it. I like it myself.
Then please give some examples of "REAL New Age".

[word removed by moderator].

There is your "Real New Age."

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Tigerkidcub · 2010-07-15 18:09:01

jacool wrote:
Tigerkidcub wrote:
A lot of people associate songs like Owl City's "Fireflies" with REAL New Age. The REAL New Age isn't that bad, but most people I know don't like it. I like it myself.
Then please give some examples of "REAL New Age".

"Tubular Bells" by Mike Oldfield
"A Walk Between The Raindrops" by Robin Spielberg
Anything by a dude named Kitaro or Kevin Kurn

16Skittles · 2010-07-15 19:24:30

I've never heard of any of them. also, whend did the crash happen? I never heard his song before '09, I think.

Tigerkidcub · 2010-07-15 20:47:23

16Skittles wrote:
I've never heard of any of them. also, whend did the crash happen? I never heard his song before '09, I think.

You will never hear these songs on the radio. You can get an account on GotRadio.com to find some of them. You can also hear short versions on Amazon.com.

Tigerkidcub · 2010-07-15 20:48:25

joeisawesome wrote:
jacool wrote:
Tigerkidcub wrote:
A lot of people associate songs like Owl City's "Fireflies" with REAL New Age. The REAL New Age isn't that bad, but most people I know don't like it. I like it myself.
Then please give some examples of "REAL New Age".
[removed by moderator].

There is your "Real New Age."

How would you know? Do you know what it even is?

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All4one · 2010-07-23 14:53:58

I personally think that the "classic rock" era of the mid-60s thru the late-80s will eventually come back. Coldplay is just one example.

hdarken · 2010-07-23 15:15:39

I know alot of the singer's these days are [removed by moderator jk].

Animeboy975 · 2010-07-23 15:27:30

Yeah....................... at least video game music is still good smile

joeisawesome · 2010-07-23 16:16:52

All4one wrote:
I personally think that the "classic rock" era of the mid-60s thru the late-80s will eventually come back. Coldplay is just one example.

No.

rufflebee · 2010-07-23 16:31:10

All4one wrote:
I personally think that the "classic rock" era of the mid-60s thru the late-80s will eventually come back. Coldplay is just one example.

Nahh. Classis Rock isn't coming back. Music just gets worse and worse.

Aidan · 2010-07-23 16:33:53

rufflebee wrote:
All4one wrote:
I personally think that the "classic rock" era of the mid-60s thru the late-80s will eventually come back. Coldplay is just one example.
Nahh. Classis Rock isn't coming back. Music just gets worse and worse.

Yep. Soon it'll just be screeching and screaming inaudible obscene words.

Oh wait. It already is. lol

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Nexstudent · 2010-07-23 20:16:45

joeisawesome wrote:
It makes my ears bleed.

I have no idea what happened to music after the early 90s, but it definitely DID NOT get better, amirite?

Discuss.

FINALLY SOMEONE ELSE WHO AGREES! ugh, the music that was good was by queen, journey and MJ, all the way.

MJ may have been creepy, but you have to admit he was a dang good singer!

Blade-Edge · 2010-07-23 21:09:40

There's a saying for this: Cry more.
If you don't like new age, good for you. We don't care, so no need to tell us over and over. Just don't listen to it, and have a good day, sir

RobotKitty · 2010-07-23 21:17:24

Blade-Edge wrote:
There's a saying for this: Cry more.
If you don't like new age, good for you. We don't care, so no need to tell us over and over. Just don't listen to it, and have a good day, sir

Thank you.

100% correct... right there ^^

scratch_yoshi · 2010-07-23 21:37:55

Blade-Edge wrote:
There's a saying for this: Cry more.
If you don't like new age, good for you. We don't care, so no need to tell us over and over. Just don't listen to it, and have a good day, sir

Yes! Exactly!
You don't have to listen to modern music! So, joeisawesome, go to the 1st post and click the delete button next to the Edit button so that we don't have to hear you whine!

joeisawesome · 2010-07-23 22:35:18

This isn't a complaint... It's a discussion thread.

RobotKitty · 2010-07-23 22:39:05

Ironically, I feel the exact same way as Blade, who I never agree with o.o...

What happened to you? :\

PW132 · 2010-07-23 22:43:49

I like techno. And things with no lyrics. And "Ghostbusters."

joeisawesome · 2010-07-23 23:11:36

RobotKitty wrote:
Ironically, I feel the exact same way as Blade, who I never agree with o.o...

What happened to you? :\

Pepsi and Twizzler overdoses can get your girlfriend to break up with you.
There's a hint.

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