But doesn't that mean, unfortunately, that not-so-amazing bands, such as The Hives are going to be remembered as innovative? And what about catalyst bands like The Strokes, who blatantly steal from the past (especially the GODS AND GODESSES OF THE VELVET UNDERGROUND, diss them at your own peril....You will spend your life in sh*t music Hell) are going to be remembered as innovative? Look the entire music scene thats respawned since Julian Casablancas started murmuring about Kim Deal's porno pot onstage? I love the guys and everything but does their music really show initiative? Are we just changing the criteria for innovation now, because in modern music, the sparsity of it forces us to do so?
And will I ever find my sense of humour again?
All these questions answered in the next episode of the Indie Bar Kids Indie Bar Ramblings
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We must take all of the medicines too expensive now to sell,
Set fire to the preacher who is promising us hell.
Into the ear of every anarchist that sleeps, but doesn't dream,
We must sing
We must sing
We must sing
I CAN'T TELL THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN DEATH AND GLORY....
And Im so clever But clever ain't wise
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