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what music has even been discussed in this thread in order to be defended? you like how 90s rock sounds. great! same here, in fact the bulk of the cds i own are 90s rock (it's when i had the most disposable income). again, if you really didn't care. why are you so defensive? as for ATPs comment - no single band has changed the course of popular music since nirvana because the internet changed the way the masses deal with popular music shortly thereafter. it's not possible for a band to have that sort of mainstream impact anymore when everything gets leaked digitally and made disposable to the point of not even having a physical presence most of the time. |
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No I'm also curious as to why you're so defensive. In my experience I've found that when I get overly defensive about something it's usually because I have this niggling doubt in the back of mind that I'm not enjoying it as much as I've convinced myself. If you enjoy your must so much then a bunch of faceless people really shouldn't be able to evoke such a defensive emotion in you.
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And I'm not being overly defensive. If I were to leave right now, I'd throw this entire argument in the trash. People started an argument, I answered, they answered, and if people keep expecting an answer back, I'm answering. So don't tell me not to argue by arguing... |
it was a rant, but you know - it's just him saying what's on his mind and I thought it was good. We've heard it before, but everyone has their own angle. It's like punk - its like all music. Technically speaking, you cant define it with one word because it's far too deep and is fuzzed out by the hype and post-modern gaze surrounding everything now. We're far more conscious of it all too.
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