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franscar · 11-13-2005, 03:07 PM

When The Who used to smash their instruments after a gig, they'd demolish £400 worth of stuff, and then get paid £250 for the show.

Rock n ****ing roll.

Music isn't dead, it's just lacking the personality that will combine enough talent and passion to excite the typically sceptical "indie" music snob with the marketability (looks) to excite the man in the grey suit that writes the big cheques. There's plenty of great music out there, it's just not being played by anyone conventionally pretty enough for it to explode again. Yet.

11-13-2005, 03:07 PM	#67 (permalink)
franscar Honky Join Date: Jul 2004 Location: Birmingham Posts: 665	When The Who used to smash their instruments after a gig, they'd demolish £400 worth of stuff, and then get paid £250 for the show. Rock n ****ing roll. Music isn't dead, it's just lacking the personality that will combine enough talent and passion to excite the typically sceptical "indie" music snob with the marketability (looks) to excite the man in the grey suit that writes the big cheques. There's plenty of great music out there, it's just not being played by anyone conventionally pretty enough for it to explode again. Yet. __________________ Franscar is metal. You are not.