To inherit the Beatles throne.

Rickenbacker · 01-24-2010, 06:15 PM

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Originally Posted by FaSho

Seriously though, I would probably say Red Hot Chili Peppers, they've put out consitently good material, and have one of the biggest fanbases in all modern music.

Ehh debatable. I find their post-BSSM stuff pretty samey, but I might be biased because of how annoying and ubiquitous their fans at my school are.

duga · 01-24-2010, 06:19 PM

i personally love by the way...honestly i consider it to be one of their classics now. one hot minute had its moments but without frusciante i found it hard to appreciate. californication was a return to prominence but your standard rock type sound. by the way just latched on to this chilled yet funky vibe and i loved it. stadium arcadium was weak imo.

nick! · 01-24-2010, 06:24 PM

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Originally Posted by Rickenbacker

Ehh debatable. I find their post-BSSM stuff pretty samey, but I might be biased because of how annoying and ubiquitous their fans at my school are.

pretty samey??? No way! that's when they started evolving! each album after BSSM is completely different from its predecessor! Just listen to the stuff off Stadium Arcadium and try to tell me it sounds anything like Californication. no way.

and i actually liked stadium. it can't compare to by the way in any way but its still a great album. it takes a little to recognized that they've changed, but hey, they're growing up.

and now that john's gone, flea should have a bigger role. so who knows what's coming...

Fruitonica · 01-24-2010, 06:27 PM

I'd like to say Radiohead, they're the only big modern band I can think off with the same sort of cult like reverence that The Beatles seemed to get. But it doesn't feel right, because when The Beatles started experimenting they kept a very accessible pop-ness whereas Radiohead took it in other directions.

If I was only judging by a stream of great pop songs then I would hands down pick Why?, although he is not nearly as prolific - and the throne of The Beatles is a lot more than solid pop music. Maybe if he has a massive single and everyone discovers his discography retrospectively.

Otherwise I could probably get behind Fasho on RHCP.

jackhammer · 01-24-2010, 06:28 PM

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Originally Posted by nick!

pretty samey??? No way! that's when they started evolving! each album after BSSM is completely different from its predecessor! Just listen to the stuff off Stadium Arcadium and try to tell me it sounds anything like Californication. no way.

and i actually liked stadium. it can't compare to by the way in any way but its still a great album. it takes a little to recognized that they've changed, but hey, they're growing up.

and now that john's gone, flea should have a bigger role. so who knows what's coming...

More tired 'funky' riffs probably

nick! · 01-24-2010, 06:31 PM

id love to hear some new funk from them. to return to their roots with a little more maturity.

jackhammer · 01-24-2010, 06:35 PM

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Originally Posted by nick!

id love to hear some new funk from them. to return to their roots with a little more maturity.

There is no new funk. The whole premise of the band originally was immaturity and that's why they suck now. BTW who the frig are Switchfoot?

storymilo · 01-24-2010, 06:39 PM

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There is no new funk. The whole premise of the band originally was immaturity and that's why they suck now. BTW who the frig are Switchfoot?

I've never listened to them... but I think they got made fun of on South Park and that's good enough for me

nick! · 01-24-2010, 06:42 PM

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Originally Posted by jackhammer

There is no new funk. The whole premise of the band originally was immaturity and that's why they suck now. BTW who the frig are Switchfoot?

ehh i think itd be cool to hear. and switchfoot's awesome. San Diego based rock. don't really know how to explain their sound.... check them out. new album came out abt 2 months ago.

and yeah i think southpark did make fun of them... haha. got a kick outta that one

storymilo · 01-24-2010, 06:45 PM

Southpark probably makes fun of a lot of your favorites. I mean, there's the Jonas Brothers, Kanye West, Barbara Streisand...

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Fruitonica Pale and Wan Join Date: Aug 2008 Location: Aus Posts: 917	I'd like to say Radiohead, they're the only big modern band I can think off with the same sort of cult like reverence that The Beatles seemed to get. But it doesn't feel right, because when The Beatles started experimenting they kept a very accessible pop-ness whereas Radiohead took it in other directions. If I was only judging by a stream of great pop songs then I would hands down pick Why?, although he is not nearly as prolific - and the throne of The Beatles is a lot more than solid pop music. Maybe if he has a massive single and everyone discovers his discography retrospectively. Otherwise I could probably get behind Fasho on RHCP.

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storymilo Music Addict Join Date: Jun 2009 Posts: 1,845	Southpark probably makes fun of a lot of your favorites. I mean, there's the Jonas Brothers, Kanye West, Barbara Streisand...