footballdude
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Re: Go MOM!
said by wirelesswoes  :It seems women have more balls then men. It's been my experience that once women decide to fight, they are a LOT more vicious than men. Women don't fight because they want to win, they fight because they want to inflict pain. |
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kpatz
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| I think the moms should also go after the RIAA for putting out garbage that kids shouldn't be listening to in the first place.
When I was growing up, there were never parental advisory stickers on music... there was no need for them!
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cork1958
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said by footballdude :said by wirelesswoes :It seems women have more balls then men. It's been my experience that once women decide to fight, they are a LOT more vicious than men. Women don't fight because they want to win, they fight because they want to inflict pain. That ain't no lie!!
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Cyron
join:2002-09-24
Charlotte, NC | reply to kpatz
Were you growing up in the 30's and 40's? Ever since Rock hit mainstream, they're have been songs kids shouldn't listen to. There were probably more songs about drugs and sex in the late 60's and 70's than there are today. |
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broadbander
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said by footballdude :said by wirelesswoes :It seems women have more balls then men. It's been my experience that once women decide to fight, they are a LOT more vicious than men. Women don't fight because they want to win, they fight because they want to inflict pain. Vengeance for the past three millennia! The entire brunt of misogyny pent up and ready to be released upon the RIAA! Strike the status quote hard, bored mothers of America!
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broadbander
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said by Cyron :Were you growing up in the 30's and 40's? Ever since Rock hit mainstream, they're have been songs kids shouldn't listen to. There were probably more songs about drugs and sex in the late 60's and 70's than there are today. Please see ... nearly all rap music. |
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guitarzan
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| said by broadbander :said by Cyron :Were you growing up in the 30's and 40's? Ever since Rock hit mainstream, they're have been songs kids shouldn't listen to. There were probably more songs about drugs and sex in the late 60's and 70's than there are today. Please see ... nearly all rap music. That rap is called music.? i guess it is if one lacks an ear for music, more like hate filled pollution, being put out and polished up a bit, by the "gangstas" in charge of the RIAA.These moms taking on the RIAA--I say you go girl !!!
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stickfigure
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If parent's were doing their jobs and not letting their kids hear something "they shouldn't be listening to in the first place.", there wouldn't be a problem.
I'm so sick of people trying to stick parental responsibilities on someone else. It's up to the parents to decide if a product is right for their kid and to enforce what their kid is exposed to, not some company.
I for one would rather have the freedom to choose to listen to something or not. Maybe I'm crazy but I just feel like I'm old enough to make my own decisions..... |
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TheMadSwede
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said by kpatz :When I was growing up, there were never parental advisory stickers on music... there was no need for them! How old are you?!
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DaveNJ
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said by broadbander :said by Cyron :Were you growing up in the 30's and 40's? Ever since Rock hit mainstream, they're have been songs kids shouldn't listen to. There were probably more songs about drugs and sex in the late 60's and 70's than there are today. Please see ... nearly all rap music. Broadbander is right, nearly all music today is a SINGLE genre, at least in the 60-80s we had many types of music. MTV,mtv2, mtv9832 is all the same music. This morning i turned on mtv(by mistake), and turned to mtv pop, i couldnt tell the difference between the 2 videos. Its like the same video played all day long.
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SRFireside
join:2001-01-19
Houston, TX
| Not true. There are plenty of genres of music out there. Even in the Top 40 circles Hip Hop (or Rap if you prefer) is not the only genre available. However with the record labels having a tight grip on radio and music video stations you only see a very limited amount of what's out there. Namely the acts that get the labels the most money.
Fear not everybody. Just look beyond the mainstream and you will find music is still going strong and beautiful. That's what makes P2P so wonderful. You can find so much good stuff out there if you're willing to look. |
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broadbander
join:2005-07-21
Brooklyn, NY
| said by SRFireside :Not true. There are plenty of genres of music out there. Even in the Top 40 circles Hip Hop (or Rap if you prefer) is not the only genre available. However with the record labels having a tight grip on radio and music video stations you only see a very limited amount of what's out there. Namely the acts that get the labels the most money. Fear not everybody. Just look beyond the mainstream and you will find music is still going strong and beautiful. That's what makes P2P so wonderful. You can find so much good stuff out there if you're willing to look. Right on Fireside!
Some labels that I have found release consistently good and fun to listen to music ...
Arts & Crafts (indie)
Dischord (punk and post-punk)
Barsuk (indie pop)
Kill Rock Stars (indie rock)
Matador (everything)
DFA (for dancier stuff-except Black Dice, no no, stay away from Black Dice)
K records (indie, folk)
Def Jux (for hip hop)
Sub Pop (everything)
There's so many more, but these are just my personal faves. If any one else has suggestions, feel free to share! |
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Music Guy
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But don't forget Lookout! and Epitaph. |
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herby2day1
join:2005-03-08
Queensbury, NY
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This is the type of post that really burst my bubble. I listen to rap, i listen to rock, i listen to country, I've been known to listen to Frank Sinatra, big band music, just because you think rap is garbage doesn't mean you need to bash it. If you weren't a 40 white man from east bumf*ck you would understand that alot of that so called rap music is not just sang by "gangstas" but by alot of people and if you tried to even put something together to sound like a rap you would realize that its just as hard to put a rap together then a big band song or a country tune. And the so called Gangstas as you put it listen to alot of other music, such as country and the oldies cause it helps them better their form of music. Get your heads outta your a$$ and realize that what you say about rap is what parents of kids in the 60's and 70's were saying about Rock, and what parents in the 30's and 40's were saying about the the music of the time. What was it the 50's that Elvis was really popular and everyone wanted him banned because he was Inappropriate. Now hes a national icon. |
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SRFireside
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Houston, TX | Well said. However I still don't like 50 Cent.  |
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Ya ya ya, you forget to mention incremental acceptance of increasingly immoral behavior, and the additional justifications for the tolerance of violent behavior. Rap is ok???, because the others introduced, and carried through with a "lavish" dance move, which translated to sex and drugs, then rap, which in many videos shows nearly nude dancing, coupled with rape, killing, cheating, stealing, sex, drugs, etc. Rap is merely the icing on the music industries layer cake of musical trash (no, not all music - just the bad stuff we are referring to). Kinda sounds like country music don't it Jed.
All these songs suck. Just so happens that rap combines all levels of wrong doing in many of its songs. Plus it just sounds like crap anyway. |
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bent
not broken
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Bah. SST gots 'em all beat. |
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guitarzan
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said by herby2day1 : I listen to rap, just because you think rap is garbage doesn't mean you need to bash it. A lot of topics get bashed on this site,including the RIAA and the music they release.Why would rap be an exception.? I called it for what it is, hate filled pollution.The same can be said of marilyn manson.To my ears that's not music.It has no melody, no chorus,no soaring high or low vocals, no guitar riffs that sticks in ones head all day.
said by herby2day1 :If you weren't a 40 white man from east bumf*ck
My musical taste and distastes are my opinion based upon years of enjoying music.If you weren't a 15- 20 year old colored person from west or middle bumf*ckMy opinion has what to do with your liking rap.? You don't know me, my age or the color of my skin.
said by herby2day1 :you would understand that alot of that so called rap music is not just sang by "gangstas" but by alot of people and if you tried to even put something together to sound like a rap you would realize that its just as hard to put a rap together You misunderstood what i posted.While there are rappers calling themselves Gangsta rappers I have even seen "the best of gangsta rap" cd compilations for sale.The only gangstas I referred to in my post is the "gangstas" in charge of the RIAA.Name me one rap song in which there is actually singing.All it is just talking and rhyhming, hence the label "rap" Lyrics such as, say yeah, get yer hands in the air, yo yo yo who's in the house, are not hard to pen. said by herby2day1 :And the so called Gangstas as you put it listen to alot of other music, Re read to see who i actually called gangstas. said by herby2day1 :What was it the 50's that Elvis was really popular and everyone wanted him banned because he was Inappropriate. I guess it was the way Elvis the pelvis moved his hips while singing and from what i understand tv cameras would not show his waistline while performing.Check out the rap of DMX »www.getlyrics.com/artists.php/D
His(DMX) rap is of a wanna be gangsta with very foul language.
Elvis Presley sang a lot of music including Gospel music.Elvis was a class act compared to the offensive language of rappers.
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Desdinova
join:2003-01-26
Gaithersburg, MD
| I personally don't care for rap at all, but I definitely feel it's a form of singing. The chromatic range is much narrower (usually no broader than three or four semitones) than "normal" singing and it takes its tonal structure from the timing and rhythm as opposed to the melody or counter melody. If you remove the words from a rap and reduce the vocal track to a series of musical tones, it definitely follows a tonal pattern (albeit a very limited one). To my ears, none of this makes it any easier to listen to, though...*grin* |
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broadbander
join:2005-07-21
Brooklyn, NY
| said by Desdinova :I personally don't care for rap at all, but I definitely feel it's a form of singing. The chromatic range is much narrower (usually no broader than three or four semitones) than "normal" singing and it takes its tonal structure from the timing and rhythm as opposed to the melody or counter melody. If you remove the words from a rap and reduce the vocal track to a series of musical tones, it definitely follows a tonal pattern (albeit a very limited one). To my ears, none of this makes it any easier to listen to, though...*grin* The best of the underground avant-garde today is embedded in hip-hop. Sample-based music (as practiced by Vampire Rodents, Matmos and MC Tracheotomy), new sound-scape (as best exemplified by Dalek's post-industrial rap symphonies) and other forms of even bolder vocal experimentation (Cannibal Ox, some of Blackilicious' work, Rahzel's beat boxing). The turntablist has developed into a virtuosic position (DJ Faust and Kid606 come to mind). Whether a piece of art is pleasing to the ear, eye, or whatever is often irrelevant to the aim of the work. Rap is certainly music and some of the most alien and odd postmodern music yet.
Of course, the massive of mainstream rap is incredibly limited to predictable and tiny repetitive vocal patterns by artists unaware of what they are presenting. Mainstream rap culture's negative reinforcement of a stereotypically misogynistic and sadistic way of life far outweights its artistic value.
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