ChoccyPhilly
07.29.14 | If you want innovative, then big thumbs to TDEP, who more or less crafted math core |
wwf
07.29.14 | QOTSA. The answer's QOTSA |
RoundOnEndHiInMiddle
07.29.14 | [2] |
Skull917
07.29.14 | no one is capable of rocking anymore |
lyzakthellama
07.29.14 | calling led zeppelin not innovative is stupid |
TheBarber
07.29.14 | "Well the golden years never happened to you or anyone you thought you knew
They all grew up to be miserable adults just waiting for the day they get to die" |
zakalwe
07.29.14 | There will never be another generational defining musical act because hapless fuckers like you exist. |
samsquanch
07.29.14 | These 4 bands suck dick... |
YakNips
07.29.14 | probably 5 |
TheBarber
07.29.14 | "There will never be another generational defining musical act because hapless fuckers like you exist."
:') |
TheGreatQ
07.29.14 | Wolfmother wish they were |
Artuma
07.29.14 | "If you want innovative, then big thumbs to TDEP, who more or less crafted math core"
they weren't the first nor the most influential tbh |
PitchforkArms
07.29.14 | either black tongue or periphery |
zakalwe
07.29.14 | "If you want innovative, then big thumbs to TDEP, who more or less crafted math core"
Oh definitely, I mean when it comes to a single genre that typifies the frustrations and unheard voice of a generation 'math core' deserves it's place among blues, soul, rock n roll and hip hop.
Christ.
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Clumseee
07.29.14 | Probably Kings of Leon, unfortunately. |
Artuma
07.29.14 | haha zak [2] |
JamieTwort
07.29.14 | "calling led zeppelin not innovative is stupid"
Zeppelin really weren't that innovative musically but they were incredibly influential. |
Skull917
07.29.14 | that's cause you know jack shit about blues and psychedelia |
JamieTwort
07.29.14 | Are you talking to me? If so then it's clearly you that knows jack shit. |
ChoccyPhilly
07.29.14 | Mate, they were kings of plagiarism |
DikkoZinner
07.29.14 | Slough Feg |
RoyalImperialGuard
07.29.14 | Mastodon |
DominionMM1
07.29.14 | "Zeppelin really weren't that innovative musically"
page's production/engineering bro |
MeatSalad
07.29.14 | It's horse the band |
Skull917
07.29.14 | oh is that how it's gonna be? no, you are the one that don't know shit. |
MeatSalad
07.29.14 | You're a moron, skull. Stop posting anytime |
JamieTwort
07.29.14 | Stop embarrassing yourself, Skull. |
NeroCorleone80
07.29.14 | He's gonna end up as one in a minute |
JamieTwort
07.29.14 | @Dom: Even that doesn't equate to them being stylistically innovative. |
wwba
07.29.14 | "they weren't the first nor the most influential tbh"
lol wut
wasn't 'Infinity the first mathcore album ever? |
Royl123
07.29.14 | Obviously not the ones in your list... |
demigod!
07.29.14 | none of them cuz rock is dead rip |
Royl123
07.29.14 | Rock n roll you mean... |
Skull917
07.29.14 | no, you are embarrassing yourself. |
JamieTwort
07.29.14 | haha, riiight ok. |
NorthernSkylark
07.29.14 | tame impala
Haters gonna hate |
Skull917
07.29.14 | agreed |
ChoccyPhilly
07.29.14 | Damnit Skull, you drunk or something? |
dmp3131
07.29.14 | The Parlor Mob in terms of comparison to sound I guess |
DominionMM1
07.29.14 | "@Dom: Even that doesn't equate to them being stylistically innovative."
I suppose it depends on ones definition of musically or stylistically innovative
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demigod!
07.29.14 | personally i think qotsa is the only acceptable answer, maybe foo fighters or white stripes but mostly qotsa
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Royl123
07.29.14 | This dude's a troll anyway.. |
TwigTW
07.29.14 | This generation doesn't have a Led Zeppelin, unless you count Led Zeppelin.
"There will never be another generational defining musical act . . . " [3] |
Xar
07.29.14 | Probably among these 4 bands bc zep sucks. |
Lowder91bird
07.29.14 | Mastodon (2) |
demigod!
07.29.14 | don't be ridiculous cygnazi |
Skull917
07.29.14 | now that I think about it Mars Volta rock hard
and this hot jam Shit and Shine https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dMam34cfuuU |
Artuma
07.29.14 | "lol wut
wasn't 'Infinity the first mathcore album ever?"
coalesce were prob the first to release an actual mathcore album and botch were easily the most influential. calculating infinity was a remarkable album in mathcore for sure but it was pretty much its own thing
anyway the whole mathcore thing has nothing to do with the "zep of our generation" |
Snowdog808
07.29.14 | worst troll ever [3]
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L4titudes
07.29.14 | lol but seriously.. QOTSA. The answer's QOTSA [2] |
Skull917
07.29.14 | qotsa are pretty standard rock though and there aren't any orgies at their shows |
L4titudes
07.29.14 | what do you mean standard rock? what was Led Zeppelin? and Homme encourages orgies |
Skull917
07.29.14 | kyuss was more like led zeppelin |
L4titudes
07.29.14 | like early zeppelin agreed |
Calc
07.29.14 | QOTSA. The answer's QOTSA [3] |
conesmoke
07.29.14 | The answer is not qotsa, that answer is as stupid as the question.. |
Skull917
07.30.14 | Aight QOTSA are cool. What other good rocking bands are out there today? I can't think of many |
Skull917
07.30.14 | ^^great soundoffs mate |
Calc
07.30.14 | prolly foo fighters too... |
tommygun
07.30.14 | foo fighters barely even play solos dude |
Skull917
07.30.14 | A good rock doesn't need solos, just bitchin riffs with sexual innuendos, but you are right that is not foo fighters. |
JJOMan
07.30.14 | A good rock should be heavy and roundish |
Froot
07.30.14 | lol @ this thread |
Calc
07.30.14 | i wasn't talking aboot music similarities i just meant long lasting popularity |
slagun
07.30.14 | what do you guys define as 'current generation'? cause to me (being 19 years old) bands like QOTSA, Foo Fighters or Mastodon (with members in their 40s) are a lot closer to my parents' generation than mine |
ChoccyPhilly
07.30.14 | Good question bro, and considering how long those bands have been around, it's difficult to truly say it's within our generation. I think the band of our generation would probably be our age and maybe have one or two albums and are yet to properly prove themselves. Take Alt-J for exmple |
DrJohn
07.30.14 | This may be a bit out of context when it pertains to “popularity” but I ll give it a go here. With regard to rock bands now and then, keep in mind; in recent years the shortcuts technology provides in studio or even in our personal computers, can transform mediocre/incomplete musicians to sound pretty much "legit". I am not talking about creativity or talent, I am talking about control they possess over their instruments and the compositions. Exceptions as noted, during the 60s and 70s a band should know how to play the tunes start to finish immaculately before getting in studio. Nowadays accessible hardware and software can construct music start to finish in studio even for bands starting out; young bands can skip the process of countless hours spent in their garages before even thinking of hitting the consoles... That being said, musically and cohesion-wise (perceiving a band as a single entity) to say the least, I find comparisons of this type incommensurable. WOW sry for the length...
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mryrtmrnfoxxxy
07.30.14 | ctrl+f linkin park
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yall a bunch of fuccbois |
SharkTooth
07.30.14 | QOTSA. The answer's QOTSA[3]
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Skull917
07.30.14 | we like touching our dicks not fisting our assholes |
SharkTooth
07.30.14 | Damnit Skull, you drunk or something?[2] |
zakalwe
07.30.14 | To digress who actually likes being fisted?
The concept is completely beyond my comprehension. |
Skull917
07.30.14 | those who can't get their kicks cause their walls too shabby |
DikkoZinner
07.30.14 | Bastard Priest |
fallenbird
07.30.14 | Linkin park or muse definitely |
ChoccyPhilly
07.30.14 | @DrJohn I agree with what you said, but surely that only relates to a sort of technical view point of music? I mean yes, you can programme notes and stuff, but if anything, the compositional skills are brought out more. With more and more bands sounding more "legit" as you say, being able to basically fake their playing skills, surely it's safe to say that there's a larger focus of actual songwriting and compositional capabilities? particularly with something like electronic music, where composition is everything |
ExplosiveOranges
07.30.14 | STOP |
Skull917
07.30.14 | it just makes it easier for stupid scene kids to go and act like musicians |
DrJohn
07.30.14 | @ ChoccyPhilly
My comments pertain to the rock genre.
Putting the technical aspect aside, which I agree is not the most important factor in rock, punk, pop etc
Quoting myself; “young bands can skip the process of countless hours spent in their garages before even thinking of hitting the consoles >> cohesion-wise (perceiving a band as a single entity)” it matters, plus I think it hinders their capability as songwriters or composers. They skip a big chunk of the “learning curve” earlier bands had to climb. Imho it shows when they perform live… the number of bands being unable to replicate their studio efforts live is rapidly increasing.
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BMDrummer
07.30.14 | worst troll ever |
DrJohn
07.30.14 | who BMD? |
SharkTooth
07.30.14 | wnba |
Muisc4Life26
07.31.14 | man that's tough probably abandon all ships is the next zep. I mean those synths. |
Feather
07.31.14 | Escape the Fate
frrrrshrrrrr |
JohnnyoftheWell
07.31.14 | coldplay |
Royl123
07.31.14 | Get a life wwba... |
Bromero
08.01.14 | The last band to get anywhere near the status of Led Zeppelin was Guns N' Roses, and that was a good 20 years ago |
facupm
09.02.14 | there is no other LZ sorry |
TwigTW
09.03.14 | Led Zeppelin is still Led Zeppelin. |
