Electronic music bores the shit out of me!

[Bee-Z]

Worst 10 "music" genera:





1) Electronic music


2) Electromagnetic music


3) fruity loops


4) computers


5) Hubble telescope


6) MRI


7) watchbeep


8) midi


9) "sexy" "lyrics"


10) farting around/plinky plonk





Top 10 music genera:





1) stuff that rocks


2) songs that don't suck


3) singer-songwriter


4) getting laid


5) fusion crust


6) something real


7) instru mentalist


8) 97 rpm gum tree cylinder


9) studer/neve


10) guitar blood

 

[Otis_Funkmeyer]

Bee-Z said:Worst 10 "music" genera:





1) Electronic music


2) Electromagnetic music


3) fruity loops


4) computers


5) Hubble telescope


6) MRI


7) watchbeep


8) midi


9) "sexy" "lyrics"


10) farting around/plinky plonk





Top 10 music genera:





1) stuff that rocks


2) songs that don't suck


3) singer-songwriter


4) getting laid


5) fusion crust


6) something real


7) instru mentalist


8) 97 rpm gum tree cylinder


9) studer/neve


10) guitar blood




Nailed it.





But plinky plonk is my guilty pleasure.

 

[DocMcCoy]

Hov: dance music is a revolution, and I want to be a part of it.

 

[neil_something]

^he's listening to coldplay in that gif though, right...?

 

[DocMcCoy]

neil_something said:^he's listening to coldplay in that gif though, right...?




I couldn't find one of him waving a glowstick with UV paint all over his coupon





b/w





Yes

 

[Duderonomy]

DocMcCoy said:Hov: dance music is a revolution, and I want to be a part of it.







^Junior-nip^.





I seem to remember Sasha & John Digweed proclaiming something to America along these lines in the early '90s. Is dance music 'mainstream' in America now?

 

[Junior]

A Jay-Z cosign is a guarantee that a genre of music is about as far from revolutionary as you can get and now firmly rooted in the collective mainstream.





Excited about the potential of a LMFAO/Jay-Z collab album though. Perhaps this decade will finally get it's answer to Collision Course.

 

[DocMcCoy]

Duderonomy saidocMcCoy said:Hov: dance music is a revolution, and I want to be a part of it.







^Junior-nip^.





I seem to remember Sasha & John Digweed proclaiming something to America along these lines in the early '90s. Is dance music 'mainstream' in America now?




Surely the question we ought to be asking is; does America fear a disco revival more than it fears socialism? Electronica, IDM and now EDM - anything to avoid referring to the one thing that connects all these euphemistic forms of music; their roots in the d-word.





But to answer your question; supposedly, yes. Or on the cusp thereof, at the very least. I imagine it's this new development which in part provided the spark which lit this 5-pager, being that Spidey is from Las Vegas. Even when I was there a few years ago, Vegas clubs (on the Strip at least) were awash with what was then still being called "guido house", a slightly racist term referring to the popularity of high-tempo untz-untz Eurocack like Cascada amongst Italian-American males.





There's also this, which, apart from its enormous comedy potential, made me feel less like Mr. Old And Hopelessly Out-Of-Touch Yet Desperate To Remain Down With The Yuteman Dem than I have done in a very long time. Honestly, if you're this late to the party, you'd probably have been better off staying at home.

 

[Junior]

LMFAO have sold over 1.4 million copies of their latest album.

 

[DocMcCoy]

Junior said:LMFAO have sold over 1.4 million copies of their latest album.




They're changing their name to LMFAOATWTTB.

 

[Duderonomy]

DocMcCoy saiduderonomy saidocMcCoy said:Hov: dance music is a revolution, and I want to be a part of it.







^Junior-nip^.





I seem to remember Sasha & John Digweed proclaiming something to America along these lines in the early '90s. Is dance music 'mainstream' in America now?




Surely the question we ought to be asking is; does America fear a disco revival more than it fears socialism? Electronica, IDM and now EDM - anything to avoid referring to the one thing that connects all these euphemistic forms of music; their roots in the d-word.







I saw the Queer-Eye-For-The-Straight-Guy episode of South Park the other day, and one of the parts that made me laugh loudest was Timmy's metrosexual "Timmm-ahh".





Yes, fear of the D word must be strong.

 

[Burns]

What about this EDM/dance craze that's blowing up right now. Clearly you have a vested interest in it since Roc Nation partnered with Three Six Zero Group.


I love revolutions. Hip-hop was a revolution. Grunge was a revolution. Electronic dance music feels like a revolution, it feels like the kids' music. I just wanna be a part of it, we have a huge footprint in it which is great for us.

EDM was a revolution in the late 80's, am I right? Is he disconnected? EDM has always been around in some form or matter. Its same recycled


stuff thats been around. Just because it fits a car commercial doesn't mean there is a revolution going on.





The d word is spoken very softly around the clurbs.

 

[HarveyCanal]

deh-deh-deh-deh-ba-ba-ba-be-ba-deh-deh-deh-deh-ba-ba-ba-be-ba-deh-deh-deh-deh-waah-waah-waaaaaah-deh-deh-deh-deh-bab-ba-ba-be-ba-deh-deh-deh-deh-ba-ba-ba-be-ba-deh-deh-deh-deh-waah-waah-waaaaaah-deh-deh-deh-deh-ba-ba-ba-be-ba-deh-deh-deh-deh-ba-ba-ba-be-ba-deh-deh-deh-deh-waah-waah-waaaaaah-deh-deh-deh-deh-bab-ba-ba-be-ba-deh-deh-deh-deh-ba-ba-ba-be-ba-deh-deh-deh-deh-waah-waah-waaaaaah...

 

[Duderonomy]

^ I love that track.

 

[HarveyCanal]

Duderonomy said:^ I love that track.




Me too, espcially that part where it goes: wooozah-wooozah-wua-wua.

 

[Fred_Garvin]

Jay-Z could have been part of that revolution when it was happening if he hadn't been busy making "Hawaiian Sophie".

 

[bassie]

Need to pee


Need to pee


Need to pee


Don't think about it!


Need to pee


Need to pee


Need to pee











really like this young man's stuff. hard to pinpoint why, it's also really kinda boring!





Still Sound by XXYYXX


XXYYXX

 

[DJ_Enki]

HarveyCanal saiduderonomy said:^ I love that track.




Me too, espcially that part where it goes: wooozah-wooozah-wua-wua.




WHERE'S THE DROP????

 

[Gary]

Would music made with guitars and drums be considered electronic if played by robots?








Yes.