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02-06-2015 02:07 PM |
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Originally Posted by Chula Vista
(Post 1548212)
Are you thick as well as pretentious? WTF?
Random sampling of 10 artists in my current rotation:
Animals as Leaders
Pain as Salvation
Stravinsky
Jeff Buckley
Spock's Beard
Early Genesis
Zeppelin
Jing Chi
Katatonia
Max Webster
Try another approach dude.
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Broseph, never once was my commentary directed at you. It was more of a generalization. Stop getting offended. if you listen to a plethora of genres, I'm obviously not referencing you. I mean -- you're calling me thick, and yet you're the one misinterpreting everything I say and getting super offended when I'm clearly not even talking about you hunty.
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Yes. Yes it is. I could have said my opinion (which, for the record, is not my own, I actually really like iamamiwhoami, but I was trying to make a point) about iamamiwhoami in a way that doesn't drag your own person into the foray.
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iaamiwhoami is so amazing tho, right. N is one of my favorite songs as all time. I was reaaaaaally disappointed by Blue though. I wanted them to take more risks with that album. I found it visually and sonically, rather shallow (pun not intended).
And yes -- i probably would feel shafted by you. I didn't post this to seem endearing. The point of the thread was to post controversial opinions. Obviously my opinion is controversial. I wasn't sitting here thinking "Oh they are going to find my elitist point of view endearing." I was just trying to move the thread into a topic that was more... I don't know.. sane? I know I'm an elitist, pretentious ******* for thinking that, but I can't help what I think and at least I admit it. I don't know I think that's worth a lil somethin'.
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Originally Posted by Mondo Bungle
(Post 1548218)
Dude listens to post-rock, (one of) the most derivative genre there is.
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I don't know I think there is a lot of innovation in the post rock genre, personally. But according to you, everything is derivative, so that's a contradiction because if every single piece of music and art is completely derivative, how can post rock be MORE derivative?
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