why did they stop making good music?
 

90's.. early 2000's... why was all good music back than

The white-boy-alternative-rock-band is considered an inherently fascist format nowadays . . .

^^ lol

Yeah man, I grew up in the 80s and 90 and there was some good music put out back then.

Were the goat years for music 60s-90s? Or is it just perspective?


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Rock and Roll: 1960-2000

After that, music with guitars is dead (except for country).

Shame really.

I blame pro tools and auto tune.

Maybe it's just that you have to look for it harder nowadays. There is plenty of good music if you go looking for it on Spotify, but you won't find it in the mainstream.

We all grow old and mainly enjoy the music we liked in high school?

Sadly, very few "musicians" can actually play the instruments now. Its the same shit regurgitated over and over.

Art is dead in the west because all culture comes inorganically through top-down algorithms.

The above poster is correct, if you want something different, you need to search for it. :pimp

Yeah, that's what I'm thinking.

If you like bands like Korn, you still have some decent stuffs in the 2000s.

That's probably a bit this

This. There is a ton of good music by musicians who can play their instruments and vocalists who can properly sing, but you have to look for it. I have recently started seeking out live gigs again due to stuff I've found on Spotify.

Here's some proper fucking singing. This band split a few years ago so I'll never get the chance to see them live regretfully, but this girl puts passion and emotion and talent into every single fucking word she sings. No autotune shit needed here, listen all the way through to see what I mean.

You guys won't believe me, but a long time ago, Artemis Pyle and someone else from Lynyrd Skynyrd came to my house because they wanted my uncle to play bass, but he didn't open his door for some reason. So, it's prolly laziness.. :upsidedow

Also Chuck Berry, but he did play for him lol

Saw these at Wembley last year, Floor Jansen still belting out the vocals at 43, and she'd been through breast cancer too. Now don't tell me there are no musicians playing real instruments - Nightwish have an English guy playing Irish bagpipes FFS!

check out Monolink bad ass artist

Because they want to kill you and your family and the todays music make you sick and it easier to kill a sick person.
No no?
Check depopulation agenda.
Why they want to kill you and your family? Because metals are limited and you are consuming metals. Not sure about oil, but metals are.
What you can do to stop them?
Who are they, in the first place? Owners of transnational banks and corporations - slave owners. Excess power corrupted their brain.
What you can do to stop them? Call slave owners by they real name - slave owners and share folk wisdom (ex. glass is always greener on the other side of the fence, what you give is what you get etc)

folk wisdom says Bach is the best music for the brain

Depends on what you like, my Spotify is on fire tho















etc, etc...

Jesus Christ your taste in music is revolting

Pretty much



that's what my mother used to tell me

Maybe she was right?

I played drums behind Dicky Betts....

thats a haunting guitar.

1970 ...fukin Drummer was off the chain

https://www.lifeinnorway.net/norwegian-black-metal/

There is still work being done.....

well hes black, give him some room..Artimis Pyle on the other hand iis a legend, cooool story!

There's some really good stuff out there, and I'll go so far as to say the past 10 years have been better than what came before.

But it's really pop music and radio that continually hit new lows. Like with movies, it's become more a matter of rehashing what sells and succeeded as opposed to trying to make something great. We're just now getting into that lucky moment where corporate media has poisoned itself and is letting unprofitable radio stations go, something akin to a pig choking on a toad.


On the flip side, you have projects like Sound and Fury by Sturgill Simpson. The whole concept album is a big winner, but Sony's marketing had no clue what to do with it (Is it country? Is it rock? Is it pop?). Further confounding Sony was that Simpson didn't really want them involved, creating Sound and Fury as an artistic experiment rather than something traditionally monetized. The album and Netflix animated special succeeded, but primarily because Simpson hit his objectives and got it into the black, not because of charts/sales/marketing.

The thing you need to understand, is that there are only a finite amount of musical notes - Likewise, there are a finite number of combinations that these notes can be placed in.

Therefore its logical that good music will have stopped being made, as all the good combinations of notes have been used up! That's why we started getting sampling and remixes all the time.

These days there are so few viable note combinations that are pleasant to the ear, which have not already been used, it makes perfect sense that the stuff that's left is unpleasant!

Good Music hasn't 'Stopped being made' - Its simply 'Run Out'

Mic Drop / Boom!

Oh nice, was it with the Allman Brothers?

Because music gets into your soul in a certain way when you are young and hormonal. So everyone gets to an age where they think the music really was better when they were younger.

lol, Dead thinks everyone who listens to hip hop is Black

Fuck the Goo Goo Dolls, they can suck my balls
They look like the dorks that hang out at the mall
Eminem can suck it, so can Dr. Dre
They can suck each other, just because they’re gay

Another 90's rock panzer (not pansy) division . . .