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Originally Posted by ZeppelinAir
uh......hits must have somthing to do with how good the music is, if they dont get hits then consider them a sucky band. otherwise i dont see how they can be conisdered crappy.
Nickelback is more of a pop-rock kinda band more than a grunge band in my opinion
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Nickelback is defined as grunge......by about every source I know
Mainstream popularity should be thrown out the window when it comes to talent. I know people who can play guitar than any other pop-rco, grunge, whatever band you can think of. And according to the music they play it really isn't that hard. Not only that, but the creativity in mainstream music has died to the point where every song there is a major rip from something. Nobody mainstream plays music to advance music, they lay to get fans, money, and women. Now their are some circumstances (Tool, classic rock bands, etc,) which are talented mainstream, but lets not got here.
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to someone no she aint, its a matter of taste and personality and opinion. its just the same as me saying the Beatles suck, i hate em, but that doesnt mean they suck
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Talent is not a matter of taste and opinion
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no no, i was just sayin that me sayin the Beatles suck is matter of my personal opinion, that doesnt mean they do. i was just answering your question that Brittney Spears isnt sucky to someone
Yesterday 11:54 PM
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You do know they influenced just about every band you probably listen to.
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they're both sh*tty bands in a huge pile of mediocre musicians fronted by an eddie vedder clone. theory of a dead man, creed, POM, and a ton of others, all sound the same, all have the same formula of catchy, bland lyrics and repetitive riffs. comparing them is like comparing falling to your death or getting shot. You can argue all you want about which is better, but in the end, they both suck horrible for all the same reasons.
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I would agree with you on almost everything, but the lyrics part. Not all of theirs are like that, but either way the lyrics aren't good anyways.