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Spockie-Tech
Site Admin
Joined: 31 May 2004
Posts: 3160
Location: Melbourne, Australia
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Music is the language of Emotion. Words inspire Thoughts, Music inspires *Feelings*.
I personally prefer music that has very little in the way of "singing" in it, since I like to think whatever I want to think at the time, without having the words of the singer overpowering my thoughts with theirs. Instrumental music with the occasional vocal sample is the best for that. I like to listen to music while I work and I cant do that if someone is singing at me at the same time..
Thats why most electronic music fans refer to their music as "tracks" rather than "songs". People who's aural diet has consisted purely of mainstream music often arent used to their brain actually doing anything indepenantly creative when listening to music without words and complain "but there's no singing !" when confronted with pure emotion.
Many have also been baby fed music in small digestible 3 minute chunks so the radio station has plenty of opportunity to put ads in between, after all, thats what pays the bills for the station, Try some tunes that go for 8-12 minutes and see what sort of emotional high flying journey you can go on rather than a quick trip to the milk bar.
Saying "all Techno is crap" is very narrow minded.. there are some amazing "techno" tracks out there, and some utterly shite pub rock bands. There are also some killer pub bands, and lots of ho hum doof doof doof music. The quality of the artist determines the quality of the music, not how its made or what from. I like some mainstream music, old creedence clearwater, ambient chill, thumping psychedelic trance, funky disco, even some classical music. Music that makes you feel good.
About the only thing I dont like is the eminem style hate-rappers and the "yo muddafocker, get your butt down bitch" pretend gangsta rap because its angry agressive music carefully tailored to appeal to the young angry kids pissed off at the world and has about as much musical creativity as this image suggests
http://mm.andreib.com/fun/Microsoft-Rap-Wizard.jpg
Oh yes, back to the point. my *favourite* track ?? check *this* out..
[url]http://www.ccl.net.au/video/01%20-%20Hallucinogen%20-%20Mi-Loony-Um!.mp3[/url]..
[right click, save as], once its downloaded, turn it up, close your eyes, sit back, listen to the *whole thing* and surf the cosmos, then come and tell me how techno is all the same.. _________________ Great minds discuss ideas. Average minds discuss events. Small minds discuss people
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Sun Oct 03, 2004 9:07 pm |
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mytqik
Joined: 26 Jun 2004
Posts: 127
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Well they say there is always one weird egg in a cartoon. Here goes.
I LOVE country music. There you go I said & proud of it. Unlike Brett I love to listen to the words of a song & understand the true meaning of the song, the inspiration etc. Please dont get Country music (eg Lee Kernaghan, Paul Kelly, Josh Arnold) confused with western (most Slim Dusty, the slow drawl style). The atmosphere at a rodeo/country muster/ute show is hard to beat by a long way. Everyone you meet by the end of the night is a friend for life. Something i have yet to find in the city. I personally can't wait to move back to the country.
Some off the Artist I like:
Garth Brooks,
Lee Kernaghan,
Josh Arnold,
James Rayne,
Aaron Lines,
Adam Harvey,
Alan Jackson,
Big & Rich,
Billy Currington,
Billy Ray Cyrus,
Blake Shelton,
Brad Paisley,
Brian McComas,
Brooks & Dunn,
Buddy Jewell,
Chris Cagle,
Chri LeDoux,
Clay Walker,
Clint Black,
Colin Raye,
Craig Morgan,
david Lee Murphey,
Diamond Rio,
Dierks Bently,
Emerson Drive,
Josh Turner,
Kenny Rodgers,
Lonestar,
Mark Wills,
Michael Carr,
Randy Travis,
Sammy Kershaw,
Sawyer Brown,
Steve Azar,
Tim Mcgraw,
Tom Petty,
Trace Adkins,
Tracy Byrd,
Travis Tritt,
Vince Gill.
I also like mainstream rock:
AC/DC,
Nirvana,
Metallica,
Black Saboth,
Poison,
Guns 'n' Roses,
Screaming Jets,
Motley Crew.
As for a single song, I would have to say "High Country" by Lee Kernaghan. It basically encapsulates what I want to be able to do in life. Work Hard, enjoy life & go camping with my wife & dog when I want.
As for a rift, I would rate the guitar piece in "Better" by The Screaming Jets as my fav.
Well that ends my monster post. do I get an award for talking up the most lines???
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Sun Oct 03, 2004 11:28 pm |
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chrisjon65
Experienced Roboteer
Joined: 15 Jun 2004
Posts: 754
Location: blaxland
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SUM 41 ,GOOD CHAROLETTE ,OFFSPRING , MEST, BLINK182, LIVING END
and SKA music eg madness , bosstones, bluebeat , the johnny sokos,
area7 ,....it has lots of brass and horns
ive played drums for 25 years so i guess i like the stuff a drummer can get into .......
but at work all day i generally listen to classical music ,i am collecting a huge movie sountrack library of classical music eg LORD OF THE RINGS ,soundtrack now that is a masterpeice _________________ Photos - http://community.webshots.com/album/154092733uokpXC
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Tue Oct 05, 2004 6:52 pm |
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