[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Adam Baboolal wrote: [/QUOTENAME]I don't really like his voice or the song. So far... just have to wait and see if there's anything else decent to hear.
Adam.[/QUOTE]
Adam knows! I dont know if you have heard this band or not but check it out man! the best band in the world right now no discussion
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" the best band in the world right now no discussion"
It's funny, because most discussions about this band say otherwise.
It's funny, because most discussions about this band say otherwise.
zebonka, if you know anything about music and songwriting you would hear the quality of the songwriting but unfortunatly you arent gifted with those ears =)
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Atheist wrote: [/QUOTENAME]zebonka, if you know anything about music and songwriting you would hear the quality of the songwriting but unfortunatly you arent gifted with those ears =)[/QUOTE]
Well I am actually,
I just don't go around telling people I'm the *2nd best band in history* (above Radiohead and Pink Floyd and King Crimson and Yes and The Beatles and The Who and Led Zeppelin and Glen Miller and Jimi Hendrix and GOD KNOWS WHO ELSE).
You're not as interesting as any of the artists I just listed. I wouldn't for a minute tell you to stop pursuing your dream, because I think it'd be wrong to say something like that to a fellow 'musician'.
And hypocritical, as I haven't recorded anything notable out of my songs yet....
Pretend for a moment I'm a guy in a CD shop and a Treasure Moment album is in front of me. I'm looking at it like I might buy it. But I've heard a song from them, and I find it boring.
Do you walk up to the guy and tell him he knows nothing about music or songwriting (even though he's been at it as long as you)?
Well I am actually,
I just don't go around telling people I'm the *2nd best band in history* (above Radiohead and Pink Floyd and King Crimson and Yes and The Beatles and The Who and Led Zeppelin and Glen Miller and Jimi Hendrix and GOD KNOWS WHO ELSE).
You're not as interesting as any of the artists I just listed. I wouldn't for a minute tell you to stop pursuing your dream, because I think it'd be wrong to say something like that to a fellow 'musician'.
And hypocritical, as I haven't recorded anything notable out of my songs yet....
Pretend for a moment I'm a guy in a CD shop and a Treasure Moment album is in front of me. I'm looking at it like I might buy it. But I've heard a song from them, and I find it boring.
Do you walk up to the guy and tell him he knows nothing about music or songwriting (even though he's been at it as long as you)?
well then its about taste i guess coz i found the bands you listed as pretty boring and crappy, specially the beatles
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Mercury SingerOfLife wrote: [/QUOTENAME]well then its about taste i guess coz i found the bands you listed as pretty boring and crappy, specially the beatles[/QUOTE]
Millions of people disagree with you - even if I don't include the Beatles.
Are you seriously trying to tell me that your drummer knows more about his stuff than Steve Gadd? That your guitarist would give Eric Johnson penis envy? And that your singer is the most memorable voice of our time, soaring above Jeff Buckley or Maria Callas or flipping Bonnie Tyler for shits sake?
Is this Swedish humour? I don't get it.
You could, I suppose, find any of the acts I mention boring. But none (not a one of them) were 'crappy'. They at least had the enviable advantage of sounding like they knew what they were doing.
Millions of people disagree with you - even if I don't include the Beatles.
Are you seriously trying to tell me that your drummer knows more about his stuff than Steve Gadd? That your guitarist would give Eric Johnson penis envy? And that your singer is the most memorable voice of our time, soaring above Jeff Buckley or Maria Callas or flipping Bonnie Tyler for shits sake?
Is this Swedish humour? I don't get it.
You could, I suppose, find any of the acts I mention boring. But none (not a one of them) were 'crappy'. They at least had the enviable advantage of sounding like they knew what they were doing.