Shoktek, music relfects the times. The 60' and 70's were turbulent, the music was much more radical as it bitched about society. I think we're in luck, as far as music goes, because " I see the times achanging" back to that again.

Originally posted by intrepid
I think we're in luck, as far as music goes, because " I see the times achanging" back to that again.

hehe...yes, they certainly are changing...heading in the right direction, I do not know..

Originally posted by Slayer

Originally posted by Lysergic
Metalllica? haha. I've known they suck for years.

(puts on some 311 and hauls ass away from this thread)

Metallica rules.

Well, that might be your opinion.

Rap ain't all that bad, I enjoy a lot of it, but just like any genre of music there are going to be artist that suck total ass and are just basically clones of another artist but flawed.

Just like how I think Metallica sucks sweaty ape balls, but that doesn't mean all rock sucks.


Anyways my 2 shekels.

Originally posted by Lysergic

Originally posted by Slayer

Originally posted by Lysergic
Metalllica? haha. I've known they suck for years.

(puts on some 311 and hauls ass away from this thread)

Metallica rules.

Well, that might be your opinion.

No, it's a fact.

Lysergic, what's the exchange rate on shekels?

How about we at least attempt to keep this thread On Topic

...although...I can forgive the discussion on cars, as they are kinda my passion...

I dont think music nowadays is necessarily worse, just different. It all depends on what you like, and what constitutes as talent to you as an individual.

Rock and roll peaked out in the early to mid seventies and has went down hill ever sense.

I am old enough, and luckey enough to have seen in concert some of the finest musicians in history

[Edited on 28-2-2004 by Amuk]

Originally posted by Amuk
Rock and roll peaked out in the early to mid seventies and has went down hill ever sense.

I am old enough, and luckey enough to have seen in concert some of the finest musicians in history

[Edited on 28-2-2004 by Amuk]

Yes I really dont own a rock record that has been published since 1982,

And I envy you so much with your concerts, I have no one left to watch except Metallica, except they tour with a bunch of new # anyways.

One thing we definatly see here, people are passionate about their tunes. BTW, saw Queen in 78, WOW.

Originally posted by Amuk
Rock and roll peaked out in the early to mid seventies and has went down hill ever sense.

I am old enough, and luckey enough to have seen in concert some of the finest musicians in history

[Edited on 28-2-2004 by Amuk]

Who are some of the greats yo have seen??

Originally posted by Agent47
Yes I really dont own a rock record that has been published since 1982,

And I envy you so much with your concerts, I have no one left to watch except Metallica, except they tour with a bunch of new # anyways.

I could have equalled you there, Agent. But, I recently acquired David Bowie's Reality. It's quite good. And I understand his current record is also good.

hey man i listen to mid 80's-mid 90's alternative,indi,underground,collage,grunge,teen age agnst rock..like nirvana,smashing pumpkins, counting crows are a few of the main stream bands i listen to.but i hate music today

Jed don't pidgeon-hole yourself or you may miss something you might like.

Rolling Stones
Black Sabbath with Ozzy
Black Oak Arkansas
Nazerath
Creedence Clearwater
Aerosmith
Bob Dylon
Jefferson Airplane not starship they sucked
Bob Seager
Alice Cooper
Doors
Jimmi Hendrex
Cream
Eagles
Greatful Dead
Blue Oyster Cult
Fleetwood Mac
Deep Purple

I will name some more later I have to go now

Originally posted by DontTreadOnMe
I could have equalled you there, Agent. But, I recently acquired David Bowie's Reality. It's quite good. And I understand his current record is also good.

Yeah I picked up the Chili Peppers greatest hits and thats about as modern as its gotten for me, oh and Audioslave.

Now that would have been a Woodstock, throw in Uriah Heap and I'm in.