Music videos...

Beer w/Straw said:
Ugh. You guys posting nostalgic old things makes me want to die.
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Hmmm, strange...Many of today's artists, or those of the last twenty years or so, often comment on copying and/or following the styles and music of artists from the fifties, like Buddy Holly, and Chuck Berry.
On the other hand, I cannot stand a bar of heavy metal noise, nor any claim that rap is even music...I literally hate both, but that's me. Perhaps I'm caught in a time warp!
 
paddoboy said:
Hmmm, strange...Many of today's artists, or those of the last twenty years or so, often comment on copying and/or following the styles and music of artists from the fifties, like Buddy Holly, and Chuck Berry.
On the other hand, I cannot stand a bar of heavy metal noise, nor any claim that rap is even music...I literally hate both, but that's me. Perhaps I'm caught in a time warp!
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lol

Means you're a geezer and you suck. :p:DB-)
 
Beer w/Straw said:
Don't know why I thought of this :leaf:*belch* as I was listening to Madonna.

The British will like it though.

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I haven't heard that since the nineties. I was more into Metallica and Rolands Band, but I think this is my favourite Maiden song, thanks for sharing <3
 
paddoboy said:
Hmmm, strange...Many of today's artists, or those of the last twenty years or so, often comment on copying and/or following the styles and music of artists from the fifties, like Buddy Holly, and Chuck Berry.
On the other hand, I cannot stand a bar of heavy metal noise, nor any claim that rap is even music...I literally hate both, but that's me. Perhaps I'm caught in a time warp!
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Different generation. I like most music I hear, except Jazz and some tribal music, music video is important to me now, Eminem in particular has done some awesome videos that match his song brilliantly. Takes his music to another level. If Bowie started when YouTube did we'd have amazing videos. I prefer listening to Elvis live, only way we can! Elvis was an entertainer on a different level.

EDIT: Elvis videos of him live.
 
I think there are music lovers who simply enjoy getting a smile from music without thinking about, in fact to make them think less relax, music at parties, I've danced and enjoyed listening to some shit, but it was perfect while intoxicated. Some people look for meaning in music, especially rap.

Do you look for meaning in a song?
 
davewhite04 said:
I think there are music lovers who simply enjoy getting a smile from music without thinking about, in fact to make them think less relax, music at parties, I've danced and enjoyed listening to some shit, but it was perfect while intoxicated. Some people look for meaning in music, especially rap.

Do you look for meaning in a song?
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Uh.

Depends on my mood. If I were conscripted to fight for my country in WWII, that would affect my mood.

If the artist wanted to convey something, it's up for them to do it.
 
paddoboy said:
As an old bastard, I'm more into this........
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Well, my right leg enjoyed the O'Keefe and Williamson songs, and I like them too :) Elvis Aaron Presley. I was addicted to an Elvis Documentary about 25 years ago. Can't remember the name of it... there has been many. I sometimes do karaoke and the song is "The Wonder of You" every time. I think I might of done In the Ghetto once. I could manage King Creole I think.
 
Beer w/Straw said:
If the artist wanted to convey something, it's up for them to do it.
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Yep, and it's hard to understand sometimes, or it might mean something later. I didn't get the Libertines for years, one year I listened to it 10 year or so later, it clicked. Their first album is in my top five albums ever. Second album brilliant, genius lyrics if you get into them. They split after their second album. Despite the saying "a leopard never changes it's spots", people do change.
 
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