2001 Song Of The Year
10-01-01 | 04:55 PM
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I don't really think there can be a consensus for this. Thinking about all the songs of the past year and one that I know almost everyone I knew liked, I'd say Lifehouse - Hanging By A Moment.
10-01-01 | 05:44 PM
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Too early to say yet. So far my faves would probably be "The Space Between"- DMB; "Prison Song" and "Chop Suey"- System of a Down (whole CD is great, but those are my two faves); and "Forever May Not Be Long Enough"- Live.
Edit to add: "I Might Be Wrong" and "Knives Out" by Radiohead. Not sure how I forgot them.
Edit to add: "I Might Be Wrong" and "Knives Out" by Radiohead. Not sure how I forgot them.
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10-01-01 | 08:51 PM
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Originally posted by MJKTool
The Grudge - Tool
The Grudge - Tool
10-01-01 | 10:15 PM
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Looks like a lot of you need to stop listening to commercial "alternative" radio.
Although this song was officially released in 2000 - it's spent most of the year in my disc player.
"Roseability" by Idlewild
Although this song was officially released in 2000 - it's spent most of the year in my disc player.
"Roseability" by Idlewild
10-01-01 | 10:33 PM
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10-03-01 | 07:59 AM
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Originally posted by joshhinkle
Why? Because you don't like it? Different strokes for different folks.
Why? Because you don't like it? Different strokes for different folks.
All opinions are not equal. There is such a thing as bad music and I see some of it listed in this thread.
10-03-01 | 10:21 AM
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Originally posted by Oliver Clothesoff
Here we go again with the "different strokes" arguement....
All opinions are not equal. There is such a thing as bad music and I see some of it listed in this thread.
Here we go again with the "different strokes" arguement....
All opinions are not equal. There is such a thing as bad music and I see some of it listed in this thread.
10-03-01 | 11:00 AM
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Originally posted by MJKTool
Well if this isnt the most snobish thing I have read inawhile...geeze
Well if this isnt the most snobish thing I have read inawhile...geeze
I forgot that we have to tiptoe around and accept everyone's opinions as valid. I mean, after all what do people who devote their lives to studying music theory and criticism know? Their opinions are only equal to the average clown who listens to mainstream radio and knows of no other artists outside of TRL.
10-03-01 | 11:17 AM
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I don't care about the opinions of people who study music theory. I know they are going to like different music than someone like me that has no musical abilitiy whatsover. I just listen to what sounds good to me. And in my mind that's all that matters. Like the only thing that matters about movies is that they entertain you in some way, be it funny, exciting, thought provoking whatever. Anyway, it looks like this forum will suffer the same kind of snobish attitudes as the movie forums.
10-03-01 | 12:04 PM
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Originally posted by Oliver Clothesoff
yep... I'm a snob.
I forgot that we have to tiptoe around and accept everyone's opinions as valid. I mean, after all what do people who devote their lives to studying music theory and criticism know? Their opinions are only equal to the average clown who listens to mainstream radio and knows of no other artists outside of TRL.
yep... I'm a snob.
I forgot that we have to tiptoe around and accept everyone's opinions as valid. I mean, after all what do people who devote their lives to studying music theory and criticism know? Their opinions are only equal to the average clown who listens to mainstream radio and knows of no other artists outside of TRL.
10-03-01 | 12:28 PM
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Originally posted by MJKTool
You are Unbelievable, you know that. What is it with you and this dictator attitude you have in this forum? Telling people that their opinion is not valid unless it agrees with your damn opinion? Give me a break! If someone wants to listen to "TRL" type of music, that is their damn choice and they have every right to have their opinion on that music. Maybe it is hard for you to believe but not everyone wants to devote all of their life studying music and movies. You also sure are balsy to crap in this thred making fun of peoples choices of music, yet fail to show what kind of wonderful music you like.
You are Unbelievable, you know that. What is it with you and this dictator attitude you have in this forum? Telling people that their opinion is not valid unless it agrees with your damn opinion? Give me a break! If someone wants to listen to "TRL" type of music, that is their damn choice and they have every right to have their opinion on that music. Maybe it is hard for you to believe but not everyone wants to devote all of their life studying music and movies. You also sure are balsy to crap in this thred making fun of peoples choices of music, yet fail to show what kind of wonderful music you like.
like it or not, music and film are art. they should be challenging. And anyone who just listens to music for fun or escapism doesn't understand the point of art. they shouldn't be expected to be taken seriously when they discuss these things.
I'm tired of this de-intellectualization of society. Everything is dumbed down to the lowest denominator, and I'm sure a lot of other people feel the same way. If you don't want to be challenged [not you specifically, but the collective 'you'], then you're either too stupid or you're too lazy.