This is the worst era of modern music...

[Big Dave]

...since Rock and Roll began.

Endless synthesised vocals, DJ mashups and Karaoke with revolving chairs sit at #1.

Will there ever be another Sex Pistols?

Discuss.

[Banditbandit]

Oh Gawd - I hope not - repetition is just boring ...

[SVboy]

With you on this one BD. Modern music seems directionless and twee. We have awesome back catalogues of music, which is great, but we need a new punk or grunge movement to re-energize things. And by that, I dont mean a rehash of the old punk or grunge genres.

[Big Dave]

Oh Gawd - I hope not - repetition is just boring ...


Missing the point.

Not a re-hash. A new wave. Rebellion. A musical phoenix rising from the ashes of Will I Am.

[Paul in NZ]

And yet in 20 or 30 years a group of old farts sitting around a forum will be saying exactly the same thing...

The age of the 'album' is over so things change. I guess music is as much a single 'performance' art form now with the visual aspect being as important as the musical...

Anyway - new music still happens - we just stopped looking for it.

[Big Dave]

we just stopped looking for it.

Nah. I trawl.

Jools Holland is still a good source if you don't already go there.

There are several modern bands I do dig, but their main appeal is the way they 'cross' two earlier bands.

And I'm not buying the Grumpy old man bit either. I don't like Beiber as much as I didn't like The Bay City Rollers.

[Voltaire]

...since Rock and Roll began.

Endless synthesised vocals, DJ mashups and Karaoke with revolving chairs sit at #1.

Will there ever be another Sex Pistols?

Discuss.

Selective memory, cast your mind back to 1977 when Radio Hauraki played the top 40 all day..... you had to tune in to Barry jenkins to hear the Sex Pistols.

Technology these days might be good, but the raw brain material is sadly lacking.

[Grumph]

I'd argue that the new revolution is already here - but it's the media rather than the music. Youtube has a lot to answer for IMO.

The new Sex Pistols may actually be out there but how the hell do you find them in the sheer volume of crap on the net...

The old system of "labels" had a few things going for it - at least if an A&R man was impressed enough to sign someone on, they followed through and ensured the musical standard of what went on sale was acceptable.

[Paul in NZ]

And I'm not buying the Grumpy old man bit either. I don't like Beiber as much as I didn't like The Bay City Rollers.

Sadly grumpy old men are the last to know that they are in fact grumpy old men...

[Big Dave]

Selective memory, cast your mind back to 1977 when Radio Hauraki played the top 40 all day..... you had to tune in to Barry jenkins to hear the Sex Pistols.

Technology these days might be good, but the raw brain material is sadly lacking.

Hmmm. Different memory. In Aus we had Radio JJ and 'Rage' all-night music vids. They made alternate music very accessible.


What I should have said in the opening gambit is 'popular' music.

[Big Dave]

I'd argue that the new revolution is already here .

Good point - across all media.

[Big Dave]

Sadly grumpy old men are the last to know that they are in fact grumpy old men...


I'll let you know when I get there.

[Banditbandit]

Jools Holland is still a good source if you don't already go there

Jeez .. is that old fart still alive ??? I was reading him in NME last century !!!

In many ways I think you're right .. I haven't listened to much music out of the western world since 1981 - when I first heard World Beat ... it's still the predominant music form I buy today (If you can count such a diversity as a form)

Rock and Roll is the music of teenage rebellion - I haven't been a rebellious teenager for many many years (I might be rebellious, just not a teenager) I do not expect to relate to the rebellious teenage music of today ...

[Big Dave]

Jeez .. is that old fart still alive ??? I was reading him in NME last century !!!




'Later' is a good show if only for its eclectic mix. He drags out a few old farts, mixes in some world music, and features one or two up-and-comers playing live in the studio.

[Mental Trousers]

The day the Autotune was created heralded the birth of the devil.

[Big Dave]

The day the Autotune was created heralded the birth of the devil.

What do you reckon was the first commercial success of it - Cher - Believe- ?

A marker on the journey.

[Grizzo]

...since Rock and Roll began.

Endless synthesised vocals, DJ mashups and Karaoke with revolving chairs sit at #1.

Will there ever be another Sex Pistols?

Discuss.

I agree whole heartedly. I think those reality/talent (talentless) shows are partly responsible.
And those fuckin internet dubstep dance trends:mad: Grrrrrr

[Paul in NZ]

'Later' is a good show if only for its eclectic mix. He drags out a few old farts, mixes in some world music, and features one or two up-and-comers playing live in the studio.

I agree. Its nearly always worth a look.

[mashman]

I gave up hunting for music in the 90's. Game was over back then and even though there's the odd thing that's cropped up over the years, it's usually just a few tracks here and there with fewer artists pumping out inconsistent toons.

[Big Dave]

50's A new kind of crazy.
60's A seismic cultural shift.
70's Disco to a new wave.
80's The Halcyon days.
90's The Hangover.
00's The Stalwarts played on.
10's Autotune.

:-P

[scissorhands]

Good rebellious music is no longer main-streamed, you have to go looking for it.

No one on TV or ANY radio station is going to show you where it is, anymore, or who they are to be found. The odd late show on BFM and GeorgeFM but really the station managers are sucking satans cock, and good DJ's have to be careful

and the masses are supplied chipmunk pop and producer hacks/company men arranged hip hop and electronica

I would argue that there is possibly much more good music now.... the spirit of rebellion may be hampered by a lack of vitality, brought about by environmental stresses and toxins....vaccination injury of rebel breeding stock et al.... [believe it] the spitting tacks angst is even stronger now in some who perceive the corruption....

The spiritual aftershocks of the 70's has also produced a softer more loving rebellion, inline with estrogenisation of young males. Women are still as prominent too, especially as vocalists.

The political ramifications of music has been usurped by money men, nose ringed by the beast of corporation. MTV heralded a corrupting of the spirit, as did Beavis and Butthead and Southpark... the opium of the lesser masses

As violence and testosterone have done a endocrine disorder nose dive, so has much rock and roll

I feel in two minds posting this... as internet ferrets from corporate political entities may use these comments to their own monetary advantage.

Even Rollins is a sell out for a cameo spot on TV or a young boy to fondle...
The mighty dollar will eat its own tail and die

such is Rome

To be honest, I keep finding new stuff that impresses me, mostly from little known artists

[Big Dave]

>>I keep finding new stuff that impresses me, mostly from little known artists<<


Yeah. And some mainstream. And old favourites banging out more of the same.

We're painting with a broader brush of outrage here though.

[Crasherfromwayback]

Sleigh Bells are fucking cool as shit. And Alexis Klauss is to die for. Lorde is fucking unreal too and will go places. Kiwi too.

[mashman]

Sleigh Bells are fucking cool as shit. And Alexis Klauss is to die for. Lorde is fucking unreal too and will go places. Kiwi too.

Cowbell is better.

[Crasherfromwayback]

Cowbell is better.

Bloody Waikato supporter.

[Akzle]

The day the Autotune was created heralded the birth of the devil.

needed to be repeated.


Shapeshifter tickles me.
Goulding had some nice not mainstream stuf.
Lyndsey stirling. Chase and status. November zulu.

Fuck. Theres heaps that isnt shit. Probably small as a percentage, tho.

[scissorhands]

essentially the mainstream has been sterilised
but the fringe's are blossoming

[avgas]

I am yet to have a year where I don't find some good tunes.

I have learnt to look outside english mainstream also. Lots of great spanish bands out there now - who sing in english.

Basically when I look at my music collection and find that I am reminiscing about the "good ol days" - I buck my act up and go looking for new good music. As mentioned earlier I usually find something every year.

I also like how music has come backs. I think that is how it should be.
Rather than the DRONE and HUMM of playing the same shit every day. I swear many years ago I used to like AC/DC........now it is like smelling and old fart. The fart was funny when it was new.

As for "another sex pistols" I am sure there a 1000's of bands out there - that you haven't found yet. In fact some bands which I forgot about have come back and are 10 times better than I remember (Sevendust is a good example).
So sometimes you just have to risk a little of your time and go searching for the good stuff.

[Crasherfromwayback]

So sometimes you just have to risk a little of your time and go searching for the good stuff.

Too right.

[HenryDorsetCase]

...since Rock and Roll began.

Endless synthesised vocals, DJ mashups and Karaoke with revolving chairs sit at #1.

Will there ever be another Sex Pistols?

Discuss.

Yes. But its always been that way. Looking through the lens of the (wait for it) nearly 40 years since the Pistols broke the music scene wide open I think you have to remember that there was a LOT of dross back then as well.

Lots of your Cliff Richards and your Bee Gees and whatever. Its pre-rap and its when R & B was actually OK but white people didnt listen to it much. And big corporations controlled music because they controlled the physical means of how you listened to it: they equated the tool with the content.

Now it isn't hegemonic or monlithic to that extent: any one with some talent, a PC and a bedroom can record a decent sounding album (or track), upload it online and badaboom badabing: you have a new "star". Thats how your favourite and mine, Justin Bieber was discovered. Or, closer to home that Lorde chick.

So, the cost of maknufacture and distribution have dropped to virtually zero, the large corporations are not so large anymore and they struggle with how to actually make money with their business model. So they get Lars Ulrich to be the bad cop... yeah, that worked well.

In answer to your question, I think "No, we will never see another band like the Pistols" because society is different, the industry is different, and people dont listen to music in that same way anymore. I get the sense that because there is no sacrifice involved with people getting music anymore, its just another commodity: there is not the people trawling record shops (hell, there are no record shops), there is no "shall I buy these two albums and eat noodles for a week, or what?" back in the days a record album cost $10.99 I had $30/week discretionary spending.

come to think of it I still spend a third of my income on records... (not really)

The other thing about the Pistols: it wasn't just the music biz: they were perceived by society in general as being "bad" and "trying to overthrow the natural order" and a general (and generally bad) social force. Remember in the UK the Home Secretary being involved, bans on their tours, and in spite of God Save the Queen being the biggest single in the country the "Top Ten" lists being published with a blank in first place?

Either they were serious or it was wanker McLaren's idea of marketing, but the point is they were TAKEN seriously.

and that shit would not happen now because condescending cunts like John Key will do anything except confront a genuine social issue. "Talk about the snapper quota thats what your public wants to hear" cunt.

So, no.

I still listen to Never Mind The Bollocks, probably once a week. It is still fresh, and angry, relevant.


Just as an aside, the only place I can think of where a band may have a chance of upsetting the social order is Pussy Riot, in the former USSR* OK, Russsia: but they havent had the same impact because of total control of the news outlets... so people dont hear about it at all, or hear only the Orthodox** version as approved by hitman Putin and his cronies in the church. They have way more impact outside Russia than init.


*beatles reference

** see what I did there?

[Smifffy]

Rebellion? What you wanna rebel against Mister?

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[HenryDorsetCase]

Bloody Waikato supporter.

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or Walken fan.

[HenryDorsetCase]

I gave up hunting for music in the 90's. Game was over back then and even though there's the odd thing that's cropped up over the years, it's usually just a few tracks here and there with fewer artists pumping out inconsistent toons.

I was sort of the same. I discovered country music and alt.country in the 90's.

[HenryDorsetCase]

50's A new kind of crazy.
60's A seismic cultural shift.
70's Disco to a new wave.
80's The Halcyon days.
90's The Hangover.
00's The Stalwarts played on.
10's Autotune.

:-P

You might be interested in this book:

http://www.bookdepository.com/Love-Goes-Buildings-on-Fire-Will-Hermes/9780374533540


Will Hermes "Love Goes to Buildings on Fire" (yes, named after the Talking Heads song)

basically his thesis is that creativity follows cheap real estate. He talks about New York City in the early 1970's and the various musical subcultures flourishing there at the time because it was cheap to live there: alternative rock (CBGB's crowd: basically all my favourite bands are from that era: Talking Heads, Blondie, The Ramones, Patti Smith, and Velvet Undergruond. Lou reed etc) plus salsa, jazz and the loft jazz scene, and of course the birth of Hip Hop. The early stuff of which is amazingly good. its not always been about hating women and conspicuous consumption.

[HenryDorsetCase]

Here is an alternative list to Dave's one:

1950's: Rock and Roll is stolen by white people from black people and becomes a massive hit. A lot of this music is awful but some of it is marvellous. pop music sucks
1960's: the British invasion. The beatles. The UK makes an export industry out of selling back repackaged black people music to white america. Some of this music is amazing. some is amazingly bad. Hippies suck. Late 60's East Coast (US) underground gives us The Velvet Underground and the template for alternative rock. pop music sucks
1970's: fucking hippies die. East Coast underground scene(s) early 70s' are vibrant and brilliant. punk rules. pop music sucks
1980's. Oooooh, synthesizers. What the fuck do we do now that "punk" (whatever that was) is dead? Lets all use the same KORG synth and those octagonal fake drums and have long floppy fringes. Some good pop songs. Later on, MTV happens and all of a sudden how you look is even more important. Fucking hair metal sucks. pop music still sucks.
1990's. Rock is dead or so its said and now its all a part of historyyyyyyyyy * Seattle, Industrial, goth, and lets turn this shit up to 11. Lets not have a band and bring back the disco (with craploads of MDMA) and call it house music. Lets ironically use 1960's happy face symbols!! pop music suck diddly ucks.
2000's. a lot of people who wanted to be in a punk band decided they couldnt and didnt or wouldnt and start country bands instead. The peak of the alt.country scene. A lot of good metal around. Pop music sucks even harder.
2010's: ???? pop music sucks

[MD]

Being a young'un teen during the 70s I have claimed for the past 3 decades they were the best years for music and I struggled to find anything I liked through the late 80s (early 80s rocked for me, XTC/Altered Images/Jam/The Members/Madness...) or the 90s or the 00s all seemed, well simply horrible.

But just this year I have finally cast off my rose tinted 70s glasses and started to enjoy the lasted iTunes hits. Like an epiphany I now look on my 70s collection with disdain. There's still nothing ever been created worse than rappers though.

I don't know how far or long Lorde's instant stellar career will go, but I find her quite fascinating. How a 16 y.o. can pop out of nowhere to have 3 hits in the NZ charts at once is outstanding. Go girl. Imagine Dragons current hits wouldn't sound out of place in 75 next to my collection of Led Zep, Deep Purple and Alice Cooper albums. Another fav. for me at the moment is the 2013 Tomorrowland warm up mix. Yeah it's all DJs playing with electronics mishmash, but the end result I enjoy and that's what counts.

I frowned upon my daughters growing up to Britney/Beyoncé/Rihanna and other pop gum favourites. The Wiggles I could just handle though, so I'm hoping this current trend of hits on FM radio continues for my sake. Otherwise I forced back to listening to The Sound 70s reruns.

[Crasherfromwayback]

There's still nothing ever been created worse than rappers though.

.

Get a bit of this into ya!

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[HenryDorsetCase]

There's still nothing ever been created worse than rappers though.

Here's a thing. The rap that you have seen and heard is to good hip hop as to the processed pop pap that started this thread is to the Velvet Underground or the Beatles or the Pistols. You have not bothered to seek out the people with something to say. Like I said, its not all misogyny and conspicuous consumption.

here are five deservedly popular tunes to change your mind:

VjLHrhLVwzs Grandmaster Flash: The Message



qGaoXAwl9kw Gil Scott-Heron: The Revolution Will Not be Televised (I will accept criticisim that this is poetry, but fuck it, listen, just listen.)



RgInoVbM77E NWA Straight Outta Compton. This is punk rock. right here.



LK8sxngSWaU Public Enemy: Dont believe the hype (you shouldn't)




1M8vei3L0L8 NWA: Fuck Tha Police

[Big Dave]

You could justifiably argue that the ABBA era was worse. But at least their vocals weren't digitally augmented and the arrangements were complex compared to the Black Eyed Peas.

[Smifffy]

Could it not be mooted that the Pistols et al have become the mainstream and that Bieber et al are now the rebellion against that?

[Big Dave]

Could it not be mooted that the Pistols et al have become the mainstream and that Bieber et al are now the rebellion against that?

Nah. Lollypop to mmmm bop hasn't changed.

I was only using the Pistols as a metaphor for 'a radical change of stylez' in popular culture.

[mashman]

I was sort of the same. I discovered country music and alt.country in the 90's.

woooooooooe there tonto I never went all plaid shirt like. I just stopped looking for new music and waited for it to arrive.

[MD]

There's still nothing ever been created worse than rappers though.

.

Correction. Those bloody obnoxious soft cock boy bands of the 90s onwards made me want to puke.

[MD]

You could justifiably argue that the ABBA era was worse. But at least their vocals weren't digitally augmented and the arrangements were complex compared to the Black Eyed Peas.

Thou shalt not speak ill of ABBA. Those chicks were hot and nothing else mattered to us sweating teens. I even confess to enjoying the odd ABBA song once in a while. Moderation is the key.

Like ABBA, would Black Eyed Peas have ever gotten off the ground without Fergie shaking her delightful tits about?
Music and tits, the two go hand in hand

[HenryDorsetCase]

You could justifiably argue that the ABBA era was worse. But at least their vocals weren't digitally augmented and the arrangements were complex compared to the Black Eyed Peas.

They could sing: all of them but particularly the girls. Those harmonies...... the boys did all the writing and arrangements and played. Don't you knock ABBA: pop songwriting genius.

I don't approve of the Black Eyed Peas so can't compare. When they were a hard core rap outfit before that silly bint with the big tits got involved, allegedly they were better. I havent bothered checking them out.

[Big Dave]

>>
Music and tits, the two go hand in hand<<


http://www.picamatic.com/show/2008/08/01/09/732619_601x450.jpg

[HenryDorsetCase]

woooooooooe there tonto I never went all plaid shirt like. I just stopped looking for new music and waited for it to arrive.

let me guess, you're still waiting? (

A cheep holiday in other peoples misery
I don't wanna holiday in the sun
I wanna go to the new belsen
I wanna see some history
'cause now i got a reasonable economy
Now i got a reason, now i got a reason,
Now i got a reason and i'm still waiting


its lyrics like "So I started this damn country band
Cause punk rock was too hard to sing." (Angels are Messengers from God: Whiskeytown) that sent me on the alt.country path. That and the Return of the Greivous Angel Gram Parsons Tribute album. Google and youtube are your friends for checking out new music. seriously.

[Big Dave]

Don't you knock ABBA: pop songwriting genius.




Oh. Sorry - I didn't realise you were gay.

[HenryDorsetCase]

>>
Music and tits, the two go hand in hand<<




flabby old shirtless voice-is-shot Paul Stanley? Yeah Nah.

KISS look so cool and sound so bad. They've written the odd good song ("Strutter" "Detroit Rock City" but generally they are bad. Real bad). Very telling comment from Gene Simmons in an interview I saw "What's your greatest achievement Gene?" "I am an astute businessman".... alllll righty then.

[HenryDorsetCase]

Oh. Sorry - I didn't realise you were gay.

even after our steamy night together? and it wasn't me posted that crotch shot of Paul Stanley....

[HenryDorsetCase]

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WATERLOO!!! I was defeated you won the war!

[Big Dave]

Rock and Roll all night is a classic too.

[HenryDorsetCase]

Felicia Jollygoodfellow

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Guy Pearce is a bloody good actor.

[HenryDorsetCase]

speaking of pop songs, this is great too:

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[mansell]

Gotto put my 2c worth in here. I work all day with teenagers and the really amusing thing about it is if you ask any of the students over 16 what they are listening to it has probably come straight out of Mum and Dad's collection. About 5 years ago I mentioned Stiff Little Fingers to one of the Girls and the next day there was a copy of Nobodys Heroes on my desk. This got me interested in what they were listening to and it suprised me how many of the have the likes of Bon Jovi and Fleetwood Mac on their i-pods.
The modern shit (and yes in my opinion most of it is shit) is really only listened too by the really young students (third form or year nine if your a newer model).
But then again I'm old enough to remember Saturday Night Fever and the whole disco shit thing (vomit, vomit) and appreciate that main stream music has always had a large element of shit in it. Most of the popular shit is more about marketing than talent.

[mashman]

let me guess, you're still waiting? (

its lyrics like "So I started this damn country band
Cause punk rock was too hard to sing." (Angels are Messengers from God: Whiskeytown) that sent me on the alt.country path. That and the Return of the Greivous Angel Gram Parsons Tribute album. Google and youtube are your friends for checking out new music. seriously.

No no, it arrives, I toob it, scan the tracks, choose the ones I like, then forget all about them unless they're good enough for me to want to listen to them again. Shall boogle them after making the kids dinner.

[HenryDorsetCase]

Gotto put my 2c worth in here. I work all day with teenagers and the really amusing thing about it is if you ask any of the students over 16 what they are listening to it has probably come straight out of Mum and Dad's collection. About 5 years ago I mentioned Stiff Little Fingers to one of the Girls and the next day there was a copy of Nobodys Heroes on my desk. This got me interested in what they were listening to and it suprised me how many of the have the likes of Bon Jovi and Fleetwood Mac on their i-pods.
The modern shit (and yes in my opinion most of it is shit) is really only listened too by the really young students (third form or year nine if your a newer model).
But then again I'm old enough to remember Saturday Night Fever and the whole disco shit thing (vomit, vomit) and appreciate that main stream music has always had a large element of shit in it. Most of the popular shit is more about marketing than talent.

In one of William Gibson's books (Idoru, IIRC) he refers to it as the "ever present, neverchanging, digital now" or something like that. the idea is that anything is available to anyone at anytime. And think about it, odds are if it has lasted for a while, its because it has something going for it. good stuff rising to the top etc.

They should have given you a GOOD SLF album: Hanx or Inflammable Material. But still. they are still touring by the way. saw them at the now demolished Civic in Manchester Street just before the earthquakes.

I owned a "Death to Disco" badge at one point. what a dick.

[HenryDorsetCase]

yet again metal has been marginalised......

[mansell]

In one of William Gibson's books (Idoru, IIRC) he refers to it as the "ever present, neverchanging, digital now" or something like that. the idea is that anything is available to anyone at anytime. And think about it, odds are if it has lasted for a while, its because it has something going for it. good stuff rising to the top etc.

They should have given you a GOOD SLF album: Hanx or Inflammable Material. But still. they are still touring by the way. saw them at the now demolished Civic in Manchester Street just before the earthquakes.

I owned a "Death to Disco" badge at one point. what a dick.

SLF - always loved their cover of Doesn't Make It All Right and Bloody Dub of Nododys Heroes - I guess I was more into the Ska sound.
The Disco bit is interesting too because to me the 70s is more about the likes of Cockney Rebel and Jethro Tull than Donna Summer and the Bee Gees, still each to his own.

[Banditbandit]

I was sort of the same. I discovered country music and alt.country in the 90's.

Ooooo .. you have bad taste in music !!!

[Banditbandit]

You could justifiably argue that the ABBA era was worse. But at least their vocals weren't digitally augmented and the arrangements were complex compared to the Black Eyed Peas.



But GREAT eye candy

http://www.usageorge.com/Wallpapers/Celebrities/wallpaper/Fergie-Black-Eyed-Peas.jpg

[Banditbandit]

yet again metal has been marginalised......

Metal, thank god, marginalized itself ...

[haydes55]

I'm just a yungin' but I reckon music this day and age is better... not music made today but 4 decades of decent music is at anyones fingertips. Just because no new music is any good doesn't mean there isn't good music.

As for modern music, use a website called pandora. Play cold chisel and it will shuffle automatically to other musicians of similar musical style. So usually end up with dire staits, live, genesis etc being played. Then out of the blue a modern rock band will slot in which you've never heard of before. And their song will be good. Then you can youtube them and fond all their songs, and download your favorites. It's hard work finding music that you enjoy. But I think it's easier to find than 30 years ago (being 22 years old I should know ;)).

[Big Dave]

But I think it's easier to find than 30 years ago (being 22 years old I should know ;)).


Valid. And also today it's possible to filter the advertising, annoying 'novelty voice' DJ's and voice-overs out of the stream completely.

[Crasherfromwayback]

But GREAT eye candy



I'd love to do white wees up her front bum.

[Smifffy]

Just fer laffs

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[Fatt Max]

Totally agree BD.

These days music is being recorded on iPads in bedrooms and basements by cracking bands but the corporates that distribute this music do not allow it into the main stream. With shit like The Voice and X Factor out there, modewrn music is being moulded through the channels of, well, utter crap...

Yes, as it was in 1976 before the Pistols came out and destroyed that mainstream. I was in London then, it was a fucking great time to be involved in music. Trouble is, you cant get 'banned' that easy these days so the revolution is over before it really begins.

My take, for what it is worth, is boycot the mainstream and support your local garage band. Somewhere out the the Nirvana Pistols of Leon are waiting to do a George Michael and fuck Sony up the arse....guess it would be nice...

[carbonhed]

And I'm not buying the Grumpy old man bit either.

Of course it's because you're a grumpy old git. Why should you be any different... happens to us all.

Have you got Spotify yet? Good way of finding new stuff. Unlike the MSM... how will those cunts survive?

Somebody mentioned Wiskeytown. There's Wilco, Calexico, Iron and Wine, The National..... Mercury Rev, Flaming Lips.....

allmusic.com is an online encyclopedia. Pitchforkmedia was my favourite site but it's vanished at the moment.

This is a list from a mate of mine in the States of his favourites from the first half of 2013

Half Gone 2013
1. CocoRosie - Tears for Animals
2. Vampire Weekend - Step
3. Laura Marling - Master Hunter
4. Kurt Vile - Girl Called Alex
5. Low - Just Make It Stop
6. Hookworms - Since We Have Changed
7. Youth Lagoon - Dropla
8. The National - Humiliation
9. Hiss Golden Messenger - Sufferer (Love My Conqueror)
10. Patty Griffin - Ohio
11. Ed Harcourt - Murmur In My Heart
12. CocoRosie - Poison

Coco Rosie's got the "guy" from Anthony and the Johnsons on it so not my cup of tea but there's lots of stuff I like on there. YMMV.

[avgas]

Just fer laffs
This has become my latest. While I blame my son, fact is I listen to too much depressing or angry music. You gotta live a little a smile every now and then.
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[avgas]

I was sort of the same. I discovered country music and alt.country in the 90's.
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[Big Dave]

She's still got it.

286344

[Big Dave]

Of course it's because you're a grumpy old git. Why should you be any different...

I play with motorcycles for a living.

[98tls]

She's still got it.

286344

;)No doubt she has D,out of respect i deleted my post,lovely girl.

[Laava]

I listen to NuFm a lot these days fro two reasons, one my radio only gets two stations and two, the other station is Hauraki. They have the same set list every day,
To be fair most stations do I guess. Anyhow, I was listening to Souljah singing Aotearoha the other day and was surprised to find that at the end of what is a hip hop/soul number, they appear to have got Joe Satriani to bust out some wicked chops. Was a change from listening to the endless hiphop songs about going to the clurb or picking up bitches in the clurb etc

[328FTW]

Stop listening to media then, radio is crap, the news is crap, "important events" are crap, almost anything to do with mainstream "you must listen to/take interest in or enjoy this because we say" is crap. Almost all popular music you hear has a hook, something catchy and has zero substance or originality/talent. But it's probably cause you're listening to the wrong platform. If people put half as much effort into seeking decent music as you had to in the 70's you'd find it even easier than you did then but most seem quite satisfied shoveling the crap pop music media loves though their ears.

[Brian d marge]

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this is pretty bad

Stephen

[carbonhed]

I play with motorcycles for a living.

Ahhhh... try doing it for pleasure.

[MisterD]

But GREAT eye candy

Was on a plane to LA with her a few years ago, she's pretty rough in real life.

[Drew]

Some rap is awesome! Same as anything though, I like several pop songs at any given time too. Throw Steve Earl and a few others in there and I can even be accused of liking country music.

Metal, thank god, marginalized itself ...Hard rock/metal is my go to genre though. Like anything, the right song will turn most people onto it.

'Godmack' is a hard rock band that really gets my heart pumping at the moment. Their music reminds me of my favourite bands of old's stuff. They do some fucking WICKED covers to boot!


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[Drew]

Here's a popular one, I fail to fit into any one contemporary music genre. I was reminded of early Anthrax when I heard it.

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We are made to search out the music we like, because of the sheer volume available to us in it's many media form.

I'm lazy, so I accept that I miss out on a lot of fucken cool stuff. It's still made no matter what you like.

[Tigadee]

Youtube has a lot to answer for IMO

On the other hand, YouTube is now fulla the good old stuff too, which is bringing real music to the younger masses [if they care to look].

I got re-acquainted with great '70s and '80s music in the past 3 years thanks to YouTube...

[HenryDorsetCase]

Some rap is awesome! Same as anything though, I like several pop songs at any given time too. Throw Steve Earl and a few others in there and I can even be accused of liking country music.
Hard rock/metal is my go to genre though. Like anything, the right song will turn most people onto it.

'Godmack' is a hard rock band that really gets my heart pumping at the moment. Their music reminds me of my favourite bands of old's stuff. They do some fucking WICKED covers to boot!



Thanks for posting that. That cover of Rocky Mountain Way is the best cover of that song I have ever heard. Its even better than Ozzy's version.

Definitely going to check that band out.... to be honest I had completely dismissed them on the basis of their name alone. I thought they were one of those appalling "xhristian" metal bands. They also seemed to be having a pretty good time. It always amuses me to see actual git-box players playing air guitar.....

Thanks again. :)

Here's the Ozzy version for comparison:

oZA214MYZ0Q

________________________________
Oh yeah: I got The Kills "Live at Third Man" yesterday on vinyl. Happy.

[HenryDorsetCase]

Dirty fuzztone git-box, I like The Quadrajets:

LLODOF0VO3Y

[MisterD]

That cover of Rocky Mountain Way is the best cover of that song I have ever heard. Its even better than Ozzy's version.

Being a bit of a connasewer of Beatles covers, I was very impressed by that version Come Together, very nearly as good as Soundgarden's, which is high praise from me.

They've been around a while though, I'm scratching my head trying to remember if I saw them supporting someone back in lat 90's early 00's...

[HenryDorsetCase]

Being a bit of a connasewer of Beatles covers, I was very impressed by that version Come Together, very nearly as good as Soundgarden's, which is high praise from me.

They've been around a while though, I'm scratching my head trying to remember if I saw them supporting someone back in lat 90's early 00's...

Yeah, like I said I just never bothered checking them out. I am going to put their youtube channel on rotate today and see if I like some of their stuff as much as I like those two.

[MisterD]

Yeah, like I said I just never bothered checking them out.

Kind of the same, hence me scratching my head trying to remember if I'd seen them. I really ought to hold my hand up and admit to be a terrible snob about the derivativeness (is that a word? It is now) of a lot of bands in the "post-Grunge" era.

Plainly Godsmack do not belong in the same bucket as Stone Temple Pilots.

[Swoop]

...if you ask any of the students over 16 what they are listening to it has probably come straight out of Mum and Dad's collection.
Very true.
The teenage girls at home have a LOT of 70's and 80's music on their iPlod. Fleetwood Mac especially.

Thank goodness The Bay City Rollers, Spice Girls and Miss Bieber are not on any of them.

[Banditbandit]

this is pretty bad

Stephen

The video was sooo bad (not to mention the moustache, the clothes ..etc ) that I didn't even bother to trun on the sound ... all it needed was theremin .. then it would have been epically bad ...


Hard rock/metal is my go to genre though. Like anything, the right song will turn most people onto it.



Yeah - I still listen to SOME hard rock/metal ... but I've been listening to that type of music since I bought my first every album - Led Zeppelin III - in 1971 ... My record collection (Big round black vinyl thingies) includes Deep Purple, Black Sabbath, Iggy and the Stoogies, MC5 ... etc etc ... so I'm fairly over it now - 42 years of it ... (longer than some here have been alive) ... I still play a lot of Hendrix ... but not a lot of other metal/hard rock any more ...

I guess I Just got old and my tastes changed ... and I'm not longer the rebellious teenager I once was ..

[HenryDorsetCase]

Here is a very respectful cover of Good Times Bad Times

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I like this guy's voice. rhythm section is really good too.

[Smifffy]

On the other hand, YouTube is now fulla the good old stuff too, which is bringing real music to the younger masses [if they care to look].

I got re-acquainted with great '70s and '80s music in the past 3 years thanks to YouTube...

The big piss off about you tube and classics for me is that almost without fail, near the top of the comments, just under the vid, there is some crappy comment about Bieber. WTF does the little cunt have to do with anything remotely good?

Other than that, Youtube fuck yeah!

[Tigadee]

The big piss off about you tube and classics for me is that almost without fail, near the top of the comments, just under the vid, there is some crappy comment about Bieber. WTF does the little cunt have to do with anything remotely good?

True, true... :lol:

[Laava]

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this is pretty bad

Stephen

That is pretty funny shit right there, reminds me of Spinal Tap

[Big Dave]

Was on a plane to LA with her a few years ago, she's pretty rough in real life.


I didn't know she was in it.

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[avgas]

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this is pretty bad

Stephen
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[Big Dave]

The big piss off about you tube etc

Save me retyping it:

http://www.kiwibiker.co.nz/forums/showthread.php/160269-Lol?p=1130593916#post1130593916

[Drew]

Here is a very respectful cover of Good Times Bad Times



I like this guy's voice. rhythm section is really good too.I can't think of a Godsmack album that there's a song I don't like...and I've got all of them I think.

I haven't ever paid much attention to the release dates of the albums, but I see in the text at the start of your clip that I must have first been listening from the year of their first.

I'm usually WAAAAY behind in getting to like a band.

The singer is only a smallish guy, huge voice though aye.

[Brian d marge]

K is for Kompressor K is for Kompressor K is for Kompressor

I like that one !!!

Stephen

[Big Dave]

So.

Pop music is as bad as it has always been, but as ease of access has increased - so has the hype.

[mashman]

So.

Pop music is as bad as it has always been, but as ease of access has increased - so has the hype.

Stock Aitken Waterman

[HenryDorsetCase]

So.

Pop music is as bad as it has always been, but as ease of access has increased - so has the hype.

couple that with changes to the business model and bada boom bada bing, appalling. those dreadful "reality" tv karaoke competitions are the ones for me. My favourite one is the maori TV one. Its awesome.

[Brian d marge]

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this was pretty "poppy " #bad in its day

Stephen

[unstuck]

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[Brian d marge]

:banana:
fk you ,,,Ill see your "pop Muzak " and raise u " Cliff mtherfkin RICHARD"

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カラオケ version.......haahaha take that ...i
in ur face !

Stephen

[unstuck]

:banana::banana::banana::bleh::bleh:

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[Brian d marge]

:banana::banana::banana::bleh::bleh:

dont you get all smug now ,

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impossible to beat ....I win !

Stephen

ps I like the buggle s hahahaha

[unstuck]

dont you get all smug now ,

impossible to beat ....I win !

Stephen

ps I like the buggle s hahahaha

Weirdo.:bleh:

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[Brian d marge]

Weirdo.:bleh:
:banana::banana:

And I like that one too ! hahahaha

right Im off fishing back sat nite

Stephen

[mashman]

You two better stop it... or I'll break out Bucks Fizz

[unstuck]

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[Crasherfromwayback]

:baby:

Fuck that takes it in the ass so badly...

[mansell]

Fuck that takes it in the ass so badly...
Agree, how can one take a post seriously if there is a Buck's Fizz clip in it. Mind you it could be worse, it could have been Justin Beiber

[HenryDorsetCase]

Agree, how can one take a post seriously if there is a Buck's Fizz clip in it. Mind you it could be worse, it could have been Justin Beiber


Even I wouldn't stoop that low. and I am only 5ft4.

xFrGuyw1V8s

[Crasherfromwayback]

I'll see your Bucks Fizz and raise you a...

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[unstuck]

I only managed 30 seconds, you win crasher.:puke:

[The Reibz]

Isnt that the guy from the Asian Cobra video?

[Big Dave]

Fortunately there was the anti-abba at the time.

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[mansell]

Love the Alex Harvey stuff, raise you a bit of cockney rebel

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mQ6peUGTmsY

[Big Dave]

'Steve Harley and Cockney Rebel' is the perennial Rock Trivia night winner.

That, and Jigsaw's James Bond Theme.

Same year as abba:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3PlT9n14GTc&list=PLBA5D0B48BC24A187

[MisterD]

Fortunately there was the anti-abba at the time.

England's contender for that title...might be a whole 'nother thread in "Gigs you'd go to if you had a time machine"

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[Big Dave]

Dr Feelgood are still gigging. Or were recently anyway.

[MisterD]

Dr Feelgood are still gigging. Or were recently anyway.

Well yes, there's a band called that but Wilko left in 77 and Lee Brilleaux died in 1994...

[mansell]

Good old Dr Feelgood, I was fortunate to catch one of their tours in the early eighties (I think I saw 5 shows in a week)

[Big Dave]

The only band I saw twice on a tour was Graham Parker, cause JR didn't go the first time with the rest of us, then he jagged some front row tickets for the last show of the tour. We ended up getting slimed too.

[Brian d marge]

And I like that one too ! hahahaha

right Im off fishing back sat nite

Stephen
Never go fishing on a bank holiday ,,,,#stuckina110kmtrafficjam
Fk

Stephen

[unstuck]

Never go fishing on a bank holiday ,,,,#stuckina110kmtrafficjam
Fk

Stephen

:lol::lol:
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[mansell]

'Steve Harley and Cockney Rebel' is the perennial Rock Trivia night winner.

That, and Jigsaw's James Bond Theme.

Same year as abba:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3PlT9n14GTc&list=PLBA5D0B48BC24A187

Cheers love the version of Lazy on this - listening to it now

[Laava]

Dr Feelgood are still gigging. Or were recently anyway.

That was great thanks, I haven't watched them before. Sadly the guitarist Wilko died recently.

[unstuck]

Loved his style, a very talented man was wilko. He also played with Ian dury and the blockheads and was on the recent series Game of thrones playing the executioner.


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[Brian d marge]

Oi this thread is about crap music , I saw Ian dury live , love it

Spasticus Autisticus
das me

Stephen

[Brian d marge]

Muzak smackdown

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Stephen

[gammaguy]

...since Rock and Roll began.

Endless synthesised vocals, DJ mashups and Karaoke with revolving chairs sit at #1.

Will there ever be another Sex Pistols?

Discuss.

The people who want to download the world for free have got their wish...now they are getting exactly what they are paying for

[unstuck]

Just listen to the crap music in this vid.:brick:
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There is music in it aint there, I had the sound down.:devil2:

[mansell]

Waylon Jennings would be rolling in his grave over that shit

[MisterD]

That was great thanks, I haven't watched them before. Sadly the guitarist Wilko died recently.


Loved his style, a very talented man was wilko. He also played with Ian dury and the blockheads and was on the recent series Game of thrones playing the executioner.


He's not dead yet! Terminal pancreatic cancer, but still gigging:

http://www.wilkojohnson.org/#!__gigs

[Banditbandit]

Just listen to the crap music in this vid.:brick:


Oh Nom Nom Nom ...



There is music in it aint there, I had the sound down.:devil2:


I have no idea ... I didn't realise it was a music vid ill I'd watched it ... but who cares ...

[unstuck]

He's not dead yet! Terminal pancreatic cancer, but still gigging:

What an awesome dude, good on him.Much respect.:Punk::Punk::Punk::Punk:

Bandit, shame she,s wearing so many clothes in that vid.:devil2:

[unstuck]

Gotta love these guys.:shutup::sick:

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[Brian d marge]

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This will lead to....................................

[Brian d marge]

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the absolute worst song ever

Stephen

I made it to 1 min 17 ,,,and Ive seen some fked up shit in my life ,,,,,,,,

[MisterD]

the absolute worst song ever


Ya reckon? I'm not so sure...couldn't even bring myself to hit the play button on this gem

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[Banditbandit]

How about this one from 1971? .. they don't come any worse - The band is called Middle of the Road (I ask you ...) and just the title of this song .. well ...



http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HSNSTerj2Kc

[unstuck]

The 90,s had em too.............


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[Big Dave]

There's always been sugar pop.

And there were those who railed against disco.

I didn't mind disco. I never bought any, but I can dance and the babes wore lycra.

HDC nailed it. It's the Autotune thing. I hate that shit and it has become ubiquitous.

[Brian d marge]

Ya reckon? I'm not so sure...couldn't even bring myself to hit the play button on this gem



I take it you have never been to Ibiza and or been at a MILF party

Stephen

[Swoop]

It's the Autotune thing. I hate that shit and it has become ubiquitous.

Creating the illusion of talent. An "artist" who can't sing can now have their moment in the spotlight.
I bet Milli Vanilli would have loved autotune.

[HenryDorsetCase]

There's always been sugar pop.

And there were those who railed against disco.

I didn't mind disco. I never bought any, but I can dance and the babes wore lycra.

HDC nailed it. It's the Autotune thing. I hate that shit and it has become ubiquitous.

I think you might enjoy this film:

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt2396566/?ref_=sr_1

It looks at backup singers from the 60's on. It is not dry, or boring, and OMG the singing. The singing is sublime. Great interviews (Jagger, Mr Gordon Sumner, among others) plus archival footage (Bowie, among others).

I have spent the last few days buying and listening to soul/RnB from the 60's and 70's.

One of the interviews is with a producer who says something like "In every record production budget these days there is a line item for "tuning". why the fuck do they need that? Why can't they just do it in tune the first time, because back in the day we had to."

Hate on Phil Spector as much as you want (and you should, he is an AWFUL human being) some of that 60's stuff is incredible. Plus the musicians could play a bit.

10/10 the movie and one for the DVD collection.

[HenryDorsetCase]

Creating the illusion of talent. An "artist" who can't sing can now have their moment in the spotlight.
I bet Milli Vanilli would have loved autotune.

Someone was busted last year for doing the Milli Vanilli thing in a stage show. A big pop name too.... cant remember which. The interesting thing was it had zero negative consequence career or publicity wise.

[HenryDorsetCase]

I take it you have never been to Ibiza and or been at a MILF party

Stephen

pics are not loading for me

[HenryDorsetCase]

suffer in yer jocks.

I present Gilbert O'Sullivan's timeless genius.... Ooooh wakka doo indeed

OJjV_8U6dL0

[Drew]

Ya reckon? I'm not so sure...couldn't even bring myself to hit the play button on this gemI did. Umm, was it a kids show?

No matter, I'll never be the same again.

[Smifffy]

How about this one from 1971? .. they don't come any worse - The band is called Middle of the Road (I ask you ...) and just the title of this song .. well ...




The first song to be played on the country's 2nd ever private radio station, and was on high rotate - oh the rebellion!

[Big Dave]

Spot the backing singer is a good game.

Here's one I spotted lately.

If this doesn't skip the first minute - do so - then check the future mrs Spingsteen in Southside Johnny's Jukes.

http://youtu.be/dbdGS4oJWFo?t=1m8s

There is still some Gilbert on my studio playlist too. 'In a little while from now' He's so mudguts it makes it a pleasure to be at work.

[MisterD]

Someone was busted last year for doing the Milli Vanilli thing in a stage show. A big pop name too.... cant remember which. The interesting thing was it had zero negative consequence career or publicity wise.

Beyonce at Ohbummer's inauguration. Can't really blame her, if ever there was a completely unsingable song, it's the 'merkin National Anthem.

[MisterD]

I have spent the last few days buying and listening to soul/RnB from the 60's and 70's.

I should maybe do likewise, I'm filling in the gaps of stuff that people tried to introduce me to years ago, when I was a bit too Very Metal to take much notice.

This week, I am mostly listening to Janice Joplin.

Anyway, have we all seen this? A great comment on what's wrong today:

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[Drew]

I should maybe do likewise, I'm filling in the gaps of stuff that people tried to introduce me to years ago, when I was a bit too Very Metal to take much notice.

This week, I am mostly listening to Janice Joplin.

Anyway, have we all seen this? A great comment on what's wrong today:



I think the guy fucken nailed it!

[unstuck]

I think the guy fucken nailed it!

What? His own musical career coffin.:eek:

[Smifffy]

I think the guy fucken nailed it!

So sad. Poor guy, he wasn't that bad...

His glasses were kind of cool too, but a bit too old school. He should get some wayfarers.

[Brian d marge]

Ya reckon? I'm not so sure...couldn't even bring myself to hit the play button on this gem

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IF I EVER GET MY HANDS ON YOU , I WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE >>>>>> 2 FRIGGEN days that song has been stuck in my head .....

Stephen

mods ..video left there for effect , so dont go getting any of ur conniptions ..

[unstuck]

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[Brian d marge]

:headbang::headbang:

hahahaha love it , thats going viral on facebook

Stephen

[Brian d marge]

this is one of me favorites

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hehehehe

Stephen

[Laava]

If you,re a tall big bitch, or even short. I play ho,s like it,s a sport!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8AIO3rOaOc8&sns=em

[avgas]

I WILL WAIT I WILL WAIT FOOOORR EEWWWWWWEEEE

Fucking alcoholics singing claptrap drinking songs.
Found recently they bastardised this also
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scumbags.

I think they should go sober and stop singing. It's terrible, and quite frankly annoying.

I also heard that the only good Dragon songs were studio albums as they were basically off their rockers on stage - frequently booed off.

I fucking hate bands that don't bother to put their effort towards their fans. If I wan't to watch people get wasted and try and sing - I would watch America's got ghetto talent.

[unstuck]

This one here gives me the shits........fuckin hate it.:puke::puke::puke:
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[Brian d marge]

K is for kompressor .....k is for kompressor ........k is for kompressor .....


O I HATE YU

VOICES in MY HEAD FUUUUUUUK THE VOICES ,,,,,,,,MAKE THEM STOP

agadoo do do do .....push pineapple push the tree .......aga doooo NO NO NO STOP FR GD SAKE STOP


stephen

I love john key ....I love john key I love Jon key ,,,,,PAIN , the PAIN ...........

[avgas]

K is for kompressor .....k is for kompressor ........k is for kompressor .....
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[unstuck]

I am amazed that I got to 1.10 on that one before sticking a srewdriver in my ear.:crazy: