Unpopular Music Opinions

Look, I actually listened to their new freaking album so don't say I didn't try man.

And when I make a comment here, its what I consider to be unpopular on Music Banter, not what is unpopular everywhere else.

I'll tell you one thing, I won't lie, I like a lot of mainstream music, I listen to a lot of classic rock and pop. So while it may not be unpopular to say "Blue
 
The thing about Pink Moon that I love is the really relaxed feel to it though.

And i've never been able to make it through a Sufjan album ha, I didn't pay attention to the instruments nothing about it was captivating for me.
 
I definitly said most metal. And if Extreme music had better production you'd probably think different. Go listen to Cynic - Focus. Go listen to Necrophagist - Epitaph.

And it was simply a question. If you look at what they're playing, Atheist are one of the most musically talented banRAB ever. Roger Patterson = a bass god. If you don't play music or if you've only heard a song or two, you might not realize that you are incredibly wrong.
 
Logically, you guys got me.

The thing is, I don't really see how The Beatles changed the sound of music. I mean, rock and pop existed before this. Yes, they had some innovations, but really...

I'd like someone to clarify this. Being that I'm not a very big Beatles fan, I haven't done all my research.
 
I agree that modern hardcore is boring as watching paint dry, it's been completely ruined by straight-edge preaching. Well ok moshing might be a bit of excitiment but that's all your going to get out of it. BanRAB should just get high and make hardcore sound dangerous again.
 
I think the 70s was the pinnacle for the sheer quantity of significant musical movements that it gave birth to. Hard rock, progressive rock, funk, glam rock, krautrock, heavy metal, punk rock, post punk, new wave. I think in sheer quantity of landmark music the 70s wins out.
 
I have three distinct circles of frienRAB, The Uber Indie kiRAB and the Post Rawkers, the Nevershoutnever-core dorks, and the Top-40-ers.The Uber Indie KiRAB And the Post Rawkers are into the less popular kinRAB of music, and are usually cool. Though, some frienRAB in this circle (mostly the uber indie side) like making fun of my rather mainstream tastes in music by changing the names of the artists on an MP3 to a fictional band, just to appear more indie than me when they scrobble to LFM. They usually have 1000 different artists and laugh at my rather mainstream 92 artists. The next group, The Top 40 Goers, listen to whatever chart trance is being hyped at the moment and absolutely hate my favourite kinRAB of music. The last group, the Nevershoutnever-Core Dorks, can be quite annoying to some as they only blast BrokeNCYDE and worship whoever that nevershoutnever kid is.

Which brings me to my unpopular opinion:
The nevershoutnever core dorks aren't that bad, their music is tolerable but never enough to write home about.
 
I think, by and large, mainstream music has always sucked.... amongst all those
inspirational Dylan's, Beatles, Doors, Stones etc, you still had crap like "Yummy Yummy I've Got Love in my Tummy".... in the 70's with all that great prog, punk and the like, you had the Captain and Tenielle...

In the eighties, amonst all that great early grunge and alternative, you had crud, too... every era's mainstream seems to throw up a mix of utter junk and just a few transcendental, great artists....
 
It has so many shite songs, but for every shite song you have a 'Happiness is a Warm Gum'. But meh, 4th or 5th best for me.

I think their best period was between 65 and 67.
 
really?
soundgarden, and audioslave bore me as well, but his voice is nice i thought. And his solo stuff might be okay, the jam he did for 007 was cool.
 
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