Re: Best/Worst Pop Music of the Last 5 Years
Posted: Wed Jan 29, 2014 4:46 pm
We are not discussing admiration though. But music. That shit has nothing to do with it.
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Also this. Whether Ke$ha's clever or not, she's still made some of the "Worst Pop Music of the Last 5 Years".We are not discussing admiration though. But music. That shit has nothing to do with it.
Why? You're on a forum filled with thousands of people who probably don't listen to it. You're not forced to listen to her tunes are you? If she's willing to make music that LOADS of people like, purely as a job, then whatever, my favourite artists are still making tunes and I don't have to listen to Kesha.hubb wrote:garethom wrote:particle-jim wrote:garethom wrote:Kesha gets a pass from me because even though her tunes are shite, she admits she only makes them because they'll sell. Also, she's apparently VERY intelligent.Pretty much. Same reason I don't mind Wiley's change from grime genius to the shit he does to make p.
Fuck this way of thinking.
magma wrote:No. I caught her live in one of the dance tents at Glastonbury a few years ago with my pop-loving ex... it was a truly terrible experience. She can't sing very well, her songs are sub-playground moronic and she's too skinny to sell the dance moves she's doing. I don't get exposed to a great deal of music I don't like these days, but Ke$ha genuinely left me in a rage that day... proper fucking tnuc.garethom wrote:Kesha gets a pass from me because even though her tunes are shite, she admits she only makes them because they'll sell. Also, she's apparently VERY intelligent.
garethom wrote:her tunes are shite
Nah, not using it as a reason to like her, just chatting a fact, guess most people assume cos of her music persona, she's a fucking idiot. Here's a couple of articles about it.magma wrote:It doesn't make any difference whether she's clever or not. She's shit. Shakira's clever too and she just about manages not to be offensively shit... even writes the odd banger. Actually, I'd pay to see Shakira kick the living shit out of Ke$ha.
Well, on topic, her music is shit.garethom wrote:Nah, not using it as a reason to like her, just chatting a fact, guess most people assume cos of her music persona, she's a fucking idiot. Here's a couple of articles about it.magma wrote:It doesn't make any difference whether she's clever or not. She's shit. Shakira's clever too and she just about manages not to be offensively shit... even writes the odd banger. Actually, I'd pay to see Shakira kick the living shit out of Ke$ha.
lol, I wasn't going on about thatmagma wrote:Well, on topic, her music is shit.
And clever or not, she's started her pop career in exactly the manner that a tnuc would. So I'm content to call her a tnuc. A clever tnuc that wastes her intelligence making inane excuses for art, sure, but a tnuc nonetheless. Shakira's clever and not a tnuc. Phil Spector was a properly clever tnuc. The two things aren't connected.
haha, yes, I am. Why do you care what music other people are listening to? You definitely can escape hearing it. Don't turn the commercial radio on, don't go on commercial music TV channels, don't search for the tunes on youtube or whatever, and at most, you'll hear it in the background in a shop or something. Also, dunno if you know, but there are a lot of people that actually LIKE these tunes man!hubb wrote:The argument that we aren't forced to listen to artist that use impossible amounts of p to make sure we don't have the choice of escaping it, are you seriously using that?
hahaha, I hope you're being sarcastic. Most people aren't actually interested in music like we are, they're not bothered what they hear. If there was no easily accessible pop music, odds are they wouldn't listen to any music at all. Not like if the radio station my mom listened to shut down, she's just gonna go and grab an Aphex CD or something. Also, shit is entirely subjective.Harkat wrote:Also I reckon making shit pop music is unethical. You're forming the tastes of people so they're only open to shallow shit that's completely plain, emotionally monotonous and won't help them grow as a person.
that just make u sound like a twat lolHarkat wrote:Also I reckon making shit pop music is unethical. You're forming the tastes of people so they're only open to shallow shit that's completely plain, emotionally monotonous and won't help them grow as a person.
Well, I might be going slightly hard for Wednesday afternoon entertainment's sake, but...garethom wrote:man, kesha has vexed you.
Exactly, it's wrong. What I'm saying is.. if someone like Gareth who is properly into music and knows his stuff, doesn't reject a principle like that imported into music, because it impresses him on a financial/world-view whatever, then it's almost certain that his acceptance will lead to a collateral sell. WE have to nip it in the bud.Harkat wrote:Also I reckon making shit pop music is unethical. You're forming the tastes of people so they're only open to shallow shit that's completely plain, emotionally monotonous and won't help them grow as a person.
I'm kinda kidding of course, culture is never successful if you cram it down someones throat, that's pretty much how it was with radio in the 60's. The BBC or in my case the NRK would only play educational shit plus classical music and then our dads would try to listen to radio luxembourg or whatever other pirates that would play the rolling stones or something.garethom wrote:hahaha, I hope you're being sarcastic. Most people aren't actually interested in music like we are, they're not bothered what they hear. If there was no easily accessible pop music, odds are they wouldn't listen to any music at all. Not like if the radio station my mom listened to shut down, she's just gonna go and grab an Aphex CD or something. Also, shit is entirely subjective.Harkat wrote:Also I reckon making shit pop music is unethical. You're forming the tastes of people so they're only open to shallow shit that's completely plain, emotionally monotonous and won't help them grow as a person.
Not a big fan of her music (although she does have a knack for driving a melody into my brain) but her stage performances piss on most.magma wrote:I've even enjoyed a Gaga festival show...
That just isn't true. Almost anyone will have someone who's oppinion they trust and get their info from. Most of the time that someone would be you. That doesn't change the importance of that role though.Most people aren't actually interested in music like we are, they're not bothered what they hear