Unpopular views about music

[Sangue e terra]

The singles are almost always better than the rest of the album, that's why they're the singles. Unless you have the rare album with no bad tracks or one that has a bunch of deep cuts, otherwise the rule stands.

All albums could have been an EP instead. All albums/LP's got fluff content, with an EP you are just getting rid of the shit.

 

[Jonah Hill poster]

It has been said before, but I recently listened to Rage Against The Machine’s famed self-titled debut album and I still don’t get how it became as popular as was. Zach de la Rocha’s vocals almost make the album completely unlistenable and the instrumentation carried him and the album itself from me attempting to skip the entirety of the album as a whole.

Save for the fact that their views on authoritarianism sounds like a modern day South Park parody of itself.

 

[yumyumcurry]

It has been said before, but I recently listened to Rage Against The Machine’s famed self-titled debut album and I still don’t get how it became as popular as was. Zach de la Rocha’s vocals almost make the album completely unlistenable and the instrumentation carried him and the album itself from me attempting to skip the entirety of the album as a whole.

Save for the fact that their views on authoritarianism sounds like a modern day South Park parody of itself.

The riffs are just so good and that his kind of rap singing thing made it sound kind of cool despite his shit voice imo

 

[William F. Clinton]

It's such an embarrassing genre that I've never told anyone this before but I do happen to enjoy Celtic punk.

 

[⚞⛇⚟]

Punk music and culture in general has always been lame and gay. The only exception that I can think of is some funny stuff made near 9/11 and the George Bush presidency. There might be more cool stuff but I refuse to dig through miles of shit to find a gem. Now that the culture is finally losing its influence on everything from music to fashion, I'm like YES FINALLY!!!!!

 

[Meow Mix Fan]

Sabrina Carpenter freaks me the hell out. She is just so uncanny. It's like a 50's pin up drawing jumped out of the canvas in the worst fucking way possible. I'll never understand her appeal, visually or musically, especially with other women.

 

[Lovely Kin]

Out of all of the idols from kpop to choose to appeal to the west, Jennie and Lisa were the worst. They have no direction, their solo music barely stands out, their live performing is mediocre. If any idol could appeal in the west with good performing, it would be someone like HyunA, but she can barely speak English. Congrats on killing the Korean wave though, BLACKPINK.

 

[Smooth Jazz]

My view is only unpopular among jazz fans and it's that Kenny G is an excellent musician. His first 3 albums are simply not jazz in any meaningful sense, and while his later albums got progressively sleepier, he is still talented. He doesn't play out of tune like Pat Metheny accused him of (and that's ridiculous when you consider how often classic jazz recordings were out of tune, especially in sustained notes; I always thought light dissonance was what gave music soul). The issue is marketing him as jazz and tricking the masses into associating Kenny with sophisticated bop and fusion; that's on the industry, not Kenny. But then you come to a definitional problem with what exactly is jazz? Because if you go back to a time before Charlie Parker was patronized by the Rothschilds, and bebop wasn't invented, you get what is essentially easily danceable pop music. You even get super slow, sleepy ballads and showtunes, no different in nature from Kenny G.

If anything, Kenny G is a return to the roots of jazz.. It's the mid-20th century of jazz that's the anomaly, not Kenny G or other acts of contemporary/smooth jazz.

EDIT: Also, Pat can suck a fat turd through a straw. He accused Kenny of making "wimpy, lame, noodling" music and that perfectly describes Pat's brand of fusion. Some of his albums must be scientifically engineered to induce sleep; not even a bad thing but fucking hell, to accuse Kenny of that when he has sick funky tunes like Tribeca:

https://yewtu.be/watch?v=66n0GTiYwnU

Sabrina Carpenter freaks me the hell out. She is just so uncanny. It's like a 50's pin up drawing jumped out of the canvas in the worst fucking way possible. I'll never understand her appeal, visually or musically, especially with other women.

Sabrina Carpenter's skin glistens like a microwaved Oscar Mayer hot dog.

 

[snowdunes]

Doechii is one of the new age female rappers that I don’t deny has a fanbase, but for some reason, I can’t help but be skeptical that she’s just another astroturfed female rapper that’s trying to balance between being another Nicki Minaj and a lyricist.

Necro posting a reply here.

Doechii is a textbook case study on the phenomena of having to use "white sounds" (European instruments, music theory etc) to push niggers into acceptance. You can not take a "raw African" sound, in other words just nonsense lip mumbling and banging on sticks. It's 100% astroturfed in order to niggerfy the world.

I think the song "anxiety" which is sampling "Somebody That I Used to Know" by Gotye is a great demonstration that blacks have to use an already existing recorded sound, made by artists of European descent in order to be tolerated in the ears of the mainstream (technically it's a riff from Luiz Bonfá, but Gotye version is the famous version, hence why they picked it). A very iconic track, you expect the original voices to come in, only for you to be met with a sheboon mumbling about "mental health" over the song. You got tricked oi vey, it wasn't the song you used to know, but it's too late, the nog sounds have already hit your senses, terrorizing your ear canals. The audio-brainrot process has already done some damage, your IQ just dropped by a few points.

That's rap in general, niggers mumbling over someone else's music.


Also, if there is any doubt about it being forced, here is a screenshot of Youtubes offical account making a comment on the video.

 

[The Hardest R]

The industry is desperate to make negress rap a thing. Problem is that they picked the most ratchet hoes. Megan Thee Stallion was pushed heavily five years ago but now is slumming it with self publishing. Nicki Minaj? Her attempts at comebacks have fallen flat. Ice Spice was just too embarrassing to have any staying power. So now they’re trying to be one step above ratchet thot rap and hence Doechii. They’ve been pushing negresses hard to recapture the success they had in the early and mid 90s like TLC, Salt n Pepa, and the like. Black women are seeing every bit the cognitive decline black men are. I don’t think a TLC or Salt n Pepa is actually possible today. It’s crazy.

 

[Lovely Kin]

>Listening to song that popped up
>Hmm this sounds good
>Suddenly fat gorilla nigger shouting about her ass halfway
Every fucking time. Not all songs need a rap, or a nigger in it. Fucking why.

 

[Raging Capybara]

Out of all of the idols from kpop to choose to appeal to the west, Jennie and Lisa were the worst. They have no direction, their solo music barely stands out, their live performing is mediocre. If any idol could appeal in the west with good performing, it would be someone like HyunA, but she can barely speak English. Congrats on killing the Korean wave though, BLACKPINK.

They all look the same, bro. It doesn't matter

 

[William F. Clinton]

Really my biggest grievance with rap isn't so much that it sounds like shit (the vast majority of it does), but that it's basically the pinnacle of musical LARP. Every rapper tries to make themselves look like the hardest badass ever because they sold weed or crack once, but ultimately they've shown themselves to be the same as any pampered, gossiping celebrity—partying it up in the hills and sodomizing each other for record deals.

Celebrity worship is bad enough, but idolizing rappers is another level of pathetic.

 

[InspectorJappOfficial]

Really my biggest grievance with rap isn't so much that it sounds like shit (the vast majority of it does), but that it's basically the pinnacle of musical LARP. Every rapper tries to make themselves look like the hardest badass ever because they sold weed or crack once, but ultimately they've shown themselves to be the same as any pampered, gossiping celebrity—partying it up in the hills and sodomizing each other for record deals.

Celebrity worship is bad enough, but idolizing rappers is another level of pathetic.

This is true of almost all "hard" music. Look at metalheads - singing about death and blood and vikings and shit, but they're mostly nerdy computer touchers. Real fucking killers, what do they listen to? Well, remember the "Serbia Strong" song, or "Erika," or those tear-jerker ballads that Eye-talian mafia guys used to listen to. Opposites often do attract, psychologically, and brutal motherfuckers, IME, tend to like really disgustingly schmaltzy shit

 

[AnOminous]

Every rapper tries to make themselves look like the hardest badass ever because they sold weed or crack once, but ultimately they've shown themselves to be the same as any pampered, gossiping celebrity—partying it up in the hills and sodomizing each other for record deals.

There are a few real deals among them.

Example: Bushwick Bill. That nigga was for real.

 

[Krokodil Overdose]

This is true of almost all "hard" music. Look at metalheads - singing about death and blood and vikings and shit, but they're mostly nerdy computer touchers. Real fucking killers, what do they listen to? Well, remember the "Serbia Strong" song, or "Erika," or those tear-jerker ballads that Eye-talian mafia guys used to listen to. Opposites often do attract, psychologically, and brutal motherfuckers, IME, tend to like really disgustingly schmaltzy shit

Remember that no-shit badasses have nothing to prove.

 

[Ron Jeremy Stan Account]

Real fucking killers, what do they listen to?

Let's not forget school shooters: that Nicolas Cruz goblin listened to "Pumped Up Kicks", which is the exact opposite of what I would call badass. If you go back further, the Virginia Tech chink was obsessed with the 1990s pop rock band Collective Soul who wasn't very heavy, and had lots of songs with religious themes. Contrary to rumors, Klebold and Harris did not listen to Marilyn Manson – they were into techno rave music like KMFDM.

 

[Positron]

Real fucking killers, what do they listen to?

Real-life double murderer wrote this music:

 

[twinArmageddons]

Master of puppets is a really boring song i get its like metalica number one but for a 8 minute song it barely feels like a long song with like the huge pay off just really inflated i swear the song could be cut down to 4 minutes and it would probably be a good song the next time i hear james hetfield say master im gonna listen to an actually listenable metalica song after listening to it for this hate comment

 

[Jonah Hill poster]

Ye/Kanye West might be a lolcow, but his DONDA album will go down as one of best albums of the 2020’s. It pretty much showed that he has not lost his touch from a production standpoint, and it was impressive how he was able to make the features work at his disposal (Marilyn Manson being the standout one on Jail, pt 2 for example)