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QuoteTheRaven424
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The music we listen to

Kinda along the same grain as comedy, but I listen to the sounds of the 50's - 80's

Question - -when did listening to music, where you can hardly understand the words or the meaning become enjoyable?

How do people like Eminem make a living?

Posted 12/29/05 11:16 AM
 
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LadyMaravilla
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Re: The music we listen to

I am a big fan of music. I listen to Simon&Garfunkel, Bob Marley, Nina Simmone, Eminem. I do think that music today too has lost its flavor. This is why I love XM. It lets me listen to the old stuff & the new unheard of artists that get no radio play.

Posted 12/29/05 11:19 AM
 

LadyMaravilla
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Re: The music we listen to

Anyone else...what are your thoughts on this? Inquiring minds want to know.

Posted 12/29/05 11:43 AM
 

BaroqueMama
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Re: The music we listen to

Well, just because one person cannot understand the words, does not mean someone else can't. Also, I think with a lot of music, it has nothing to do with words. Look at how classical music can affect people, but that has no words.

Posted 12/29/05 11:47 AM
 

mrswask
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Re: The music we listen to

DH and I talk about this all the time. I don't feel like there are any "super groups" anymore - bands that would put out hit after hit and album after album and who had major longevity. I feel like so much now is just tons of one hit wonders. Thank G-d for my iPOD!!

Posted 12/29/05 11:50 AM
 

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Re: The music we listen to

Posted by CaptainCharisma424

Kinda along the same grain as comedy, but I listen to the sounds of the 50's - 80's

Question - -when did listening to music, where you can hardly understand the words or the meaning become enjoyable?

How do people like Eminem make a living?



I am the complete opposite .. Rap is my favorite

Posted 12/29/05 11:51 AM
 

BaroqueMama
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Re: The music we listen to

I'll add that I equate the music situation these days with what was going on in the early 90s. Just total crap. But I still maintain that some people may find meaning in whatever is out there these days. Especially younger kids who use music as a tool for expressing themselves.

Posted 12/29/05 11:52 AM
 

QuoteTheRaven424
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Re: The music we listen to

old school rap has its place

Posted 12/29/05 11:52 AM
 

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Re: The music we listen to

Posted by CaptainCharisma424

old school rap has its place



Yes it does I love run dmc , dougie fresh

Posted 12/29/05 11:53 AM
 

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Re: The music we listen to

Posted by CaptainCharisma424

Kinda along the same grain as comedy, but I listen to the sounds of the 50's - 80's

Question - -when did listening to music, where you can hardly understand the words or the meaning become enjoyable?

How do people like Eminem make a living?



I understand Eminen's words.

As for not understanding the meaning I'm not really a fan of songs that just put it all out there & are really simple.

I enjoy trying to disect the imagery in decent lyrics.

Posted 12/29/05 12:01 PM
 

LadyMaravilla
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Re: The music we listen to

I understand Eminen's words.

As for not understanding the meaning I'm not really a fan of songs that just put it all out there & are really simple.

I enjoy trying to disect the imagery in decent lyrics.



See IMO-It's not about understanding his words literally it's about the meaning behind it all. I think he's a genius in his own right lyrically. But can his songs be any more violent????

Posted 12/29/05 12:06 PM
 

QuoteTheRaven424
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Re: The music we listen to

hey, to each his or her own i always say

Posted 12/29/05 12:12 PM
 

LadyMaravilla
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Re: The music we listen to

Posted by CaptainCharisma424

hey, to each his or her own i always say



Word, but today many of these artists are Studio Artists. Hello...I can be the next Pavarotti if I sang in a stduio! Chat Icon Chat Icon

Posted 12/29/05 12:18 PM
 

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Re: The music we listen to

My taste in music has changed in the past decade. Although I'm not a big fan of rap and can't speak to the Eninem song, I was never really sure what Bob Dylan was saying...

Posted 12/29/05 12:20 PM
 

LadyMaravilla
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Re: The music we listen to

Posted by nrthshgrl

My taste in music has changed in the past decade. Although I'm not a big fan of rap and can't speak to the Eninem song, I was never really sure what Bob Dylan was saying...



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Posted 12/29/05 12:27 PM
 

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Re: The music we listen to

Posted by LadyLainez

I understand Eminen's words.

As for not understanding the meaning I'm not really a fan of songs that just put it all out there & are really simple.

I enjoy trying to disect the imagery in decent lyrics.



See IMO-It's not about understanding his words literally it's about the meaning behind it all. I think he's a genius in his own right lyrically. But can his songs be any more violent????


Not all of them are violent.
ANd actually, I think we were agreeing. Chat Icon

I think he is a talented writing & a lot of that is overshadowed by controversy. He lyrics have also matured over the years.

My comment about not liking straight fowarward simple lyrics was not abotu Eminen. I meant more like songs from the 50 & 60's, that Don was comparing to current music.

Although there are plenty of simple stupid songs from any decade.
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Posted 12/29/05 12:30 PM
 

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Re: The music we listen to

Posted by tourist
Although there are plenty of simple stupid songs from any decade.
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Everybody was kung-fu fighting
Those cats were fast as lightning
In fact it was a little bit frightning
But they fought with expert timing

Posted 12/29/05 12:37 PM
 

LadyMaravilla
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Re: The music we listen to

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Posted by tourist
Although there are plenty of simple stupid songs from any decade.
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Everybody was kung-fu fighting
Those cats were fast as lightning
In fact it was a little bit frightning
But they fought with expert timing



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Posted 12/29/05 12:52 PM
 

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Re: The music we listen to

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Posted by nrthshgrl

Posted by tourist
Although there are plenty of simple stupid songs from any decade.
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Everybody was kung-fu fighting
Those cats were fast as lightning
In fact it was a little bit frightning
But they fought with expert timing



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Chat Icon What? Rhyming fighting, lightning, frightning & timing isn't brilliant? Only Shaggy has ever dared rhyme like that since then!

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Message edited 12/29/2005 12:55:20 PM.

Posted 12/29/05 12:54 PM
 

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Re: The music we listen to

Posted by nrthshgrl

Posted by tourist
Although there are plenty of simple stupid songs from any decade.
.


Everybody was kung-fu fighting
Those cats were fast as lightning
In fact it was a little bit frightning
But they fought with expert timing



I secretly love singing this along with the radio when I hear it Chat Icon

Posted 12/29/05 1:04 PM
 

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Re: The music we listen to

Posted by CaptainCharisma424

Kinda along the same grain as comedy, but I listen to the sounds of the 50's - 80's

Question - -when did listening to music, where you can hardly understand the words or the meaning become enjoyable?

How do people like Eminem make a living?



GOOD QUESTION
and i don't know

But this is coming from a gal who liked the BIG hair bands and the spandex wearing lead singersChat Icon

Posted 12/29/05 5:07 PM
 

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Re: The music we listen to

Im not a big fan of Rap...BUT I think Eminem is pretty much the easiest rapper to understand...esp lately...hes getting on the soft side..

Posted 12/29/05 5:13 PM
 

MissJones
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Re: The music we listen to

For me, music became enjoyable when I started singing in the High School Choir. I had always loved music, but when I got to high school, I knew I wanted to be a part of something amazing. See, our high school choir was a legacy and we worked very hard at the craft, so to speak. We had a reunion concert every winter and about 30 years worth of alumni showed up and sang together, so the choir grew and grew and the songs we sang were hypnotic. After that, music became something different and I began to disect it, listening for new rhythms or melodies and I'd try to harmonize and study it. Now, it's about connecting it with a life moment or associating it with a memory. I think that music can be a soundtrack to your life, at least for me it is. I love jazz and the old standards. Music can make a moment or a day into something bigger than it is and to realize that power can change how we hear it or understand it. Sorry to ramble!

Posted 12/29/05 6:07 PM
 

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Re: The music we listen to

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Posted by LadyLainez

Posted by nrthshgrl

Posted by tourist
Although there are plenty of simple stupid songs from any decade.
.


Everybody was kung-fu fighting
Those cats were fast as lightning
In fact it was a little bit frightning
But they fought with expert timing



LMAO!!!! Chat Icon Chat Icon Chat Icon Chat Icon



Chat Icon What? Rhyming fighting, lightning, frightning & timing isn't brilliant? Only Shaggy has ever dared rhyme like that since then!

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Posted 12/29/05 6:58 PM
 

Boobobunny
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Re: The music we listen to

I have always loved the 80's hairbands....didn't really understand everything they were saying until I was older

Message edited 12/29/2005 7:06:53 PM.

Posted 12/29/05 6:59 PM
 
 

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