Music Thread

[Tetrunes]

I like Rock from the 60's, 70's, and 80's, myself.

[Mete]

Man, there's something special about late 80's/early 90's thrash.

[TheStranger]

I love Johnny Cash too, hes one of my all time favorites

[SaintCrazy]

I've been getting more into classic rock lately. Jimi Hendrix, PANK Floyd, Led Zeppelin.

I'm trying to listen to more of the good stuff from past decades, especially since I've started going to a vinyl club.

[TheStranger]

Wait, vinyl club? I thought that was an urban legend, like the third rail, or the sewer alligators

[Komodoensis]

Sweet Fuck, I am loving this new AiC. Glad to see some new songs being produced.

[Exeres]

New Alice in Chains?! LIKE, NEWER THAN BLACK GIVES WAY TO BLUE?!?!

[creakyAccordion]

The Wombats and Imagine Dragons made me discover an unexpected love for indie/alternative rock bands who write melancholic but at times hopeful songs about deep human problems. Can't say that it bothers me. I also like how they remind me of old 80's pop songs.

>Imagine Dragons

>indie/alternative

[Exeres]

[creakyAccordion]

>Citing wikipedia for genres

[Syobon]

I think you're underestimating creaky's hipster level.

[creakyAccordion]

I mean look at what they have for Neutral Milk Hotel:



that ain't what they were

and Imagine Dragons ain't indie rock/alternative rock, they're rockpop

so yeah

[Exeres]

Arguing genre labels is pure pedantry anyway. But if you're going to try to define what is or isn't indie or alternative then that is just a special level of "it's an opinion why are we arguing".

[creakyAccordion]

But genre can be debated

whether or not music is good or not is opinion yeah but you can't call Simon and Garfunkel metal

[Exeres]

Is that...

Is that really the degree to which this band is separated from indie rock? I mean, I don't even listen to it so it's not like I'm trying to argue one way or another, but is that really the most accurate analogy you can make about it?