MB's greatest common factor

[lady_bella]

Not that I know of.




I was wondering the same thing.




I can agree with that. I still don't own any of them. I think that Nevermind has had everyone make a comment at least once.

 

[Lili.anne.]

Seriously, probably my favourite Genesis album, although it's a huge toss up between it and Selling England By The Pound.

 

[Cristian R.]

If he didn't like the Magic Position he's not going to like whatever you linked him to. I don't think he'd like any Patrick Wolf.

 

[Fiore Sanguinante]

Why? It's hardly representative of his style on the first two albums.

 

[angelchula]

Yes which is why its silly to post one track and say it represents two of someone's albums. Patrick Wolf isn't Fall Out Boy.

 

[flower~]

Thing is the comment was so ridiculous it had to be pointed out.

 

[Bryan W Gaint]

Local used cd stores are your friend.

 

[TorontoBlonde]

You are correct. I do not own a single Pearl Jam track.

 

[Scooper]

You spew on and on about your own opinions yet when I state mine you continue to spew on and on about how it is different to your own and thus invalid.

I find the Beatles to be very bland and as do a lot of people, I find some music rewarding because it challenges and inspires, and also entertains, instead of giving a short term piece of pleasurable listening. A proper album or piece or song should continue to entertain once that first time novelty has worn off, there should be subtleties that you will be overjoyed at finding on the 100th listen instead the exact same beat, melody and lyrical undertones each time.

My first and second post you quoted Rainard were not related as such, I wasn't saying it is more rewarding specifically (although it is). At that point I was answering to another common criticism that pseudo intellectuals like to go on about how if something is popular it will become hated by certain people, I was mainly stating that I am of no such character.

 

[MarsGuo1]

Yes, I think it's stupid to say "This track represents the first two albums because of the mood of it."

 

[Pam T]

With the exception of Built to Spill I'd say those are all pretty safe guesses.

 

[Keirsten]

mandatory for living.

 

[mkpcpride]

Ridiculous? How so?

Big3 said people for the most part aren't partial to music that comes out when they're little. I said maybe I'm an exception but I'm well endowed in music of the 90s a decade where my age never touched double digits. And I added emphasis by saying '96 has the most music I like. Me saying '96 is the best year is no more ridiculous than you sweating '69-'75.

 

[xMuscleMilkx]

How is Revolver pretentious? I mean it's basically the original power pop album and was completely original for its time and has held up quite well.

Thanks for the welcome MJ. This looks like a quality forum and I'm glad to be a part of it.

 

[Miss Muffet]

Well the Beatles brand of pop sure hit harder than Linkin Park or whatever type of modern band you tryed to compare their early days to.

 

[Kumar S]

So you don't think a mood can represent the style of something? This is a stupid thing to get into an arguement by the way.

 

[LarrySmile]

I think swim already does. She's talking about Predator/Comus etc.

 

[zx13y1]

I'd never compare something as good as the beatles to linkin park. I'm talking pure pop, not something that pretenRAB to be something else like LP.

 

[CRX91]

Don't you like Dragonforce?

Stop that. Listen to Ok Computer

That album was the best thing to happen to me in 7th grade.

 

[Ryan]

No one has mentioned The Beatles, although what album could be anyones guess. Pink Floyd too. I have an Alexander o neal album. I doubt if anyone's got one of his (and you would be right not to!).