Give me a stereotype of any genre of music and I will post a song that breaks it.
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Christian music is talentless and focuses more on getting their message across by adopting a generic "cool" style for brainwashing the youth than actually developing their own unique sound and having talent.
Metal is all in drop C.
Crunk core is talentless sh*t (good luck on that one).
Metal is all in drop C.
Crunk core is talentless sh*t (good luck on that one).
What do you mean by Christian music? Do you mean the new contemporary stuff that uses rock and rap, or does this include stuff like Gospel?Ambi said:
I can find some in the Gospel group fitting the requirements of talent and and a unique sound.
All J-rock artists look like convincing women.
Alternatively, all J-rock artists would look like women with enough makeup and a dress.
(not that there's anything wrong with that. mmmm)
It's on the fringe, but it still has to do with the music.
Right?
Right?
Dammit.
Alternatively, all J-rock artists would look like women with enough makeup and a dress.
(not that there's anything wrong with that. mmmm)
It's on the fringe, but it still has to do with the music.
Right?
Right?
Dammit.
It's still techno though. It's just influenced by jazz.Black Sulphur said:
Genres simplify complex and diverse things. With as much variation is there is within music, every little variation in a particular genre can be consider sort of a sub-genre, which is why I stray away from arbitrarily labeling everything. All genres and sub-genres do is put a word over a sound so we all recognize and interpret so that we can communicate with other people about it easier. It's much easier to just say "it's like techno influenced by jazz" then it is to say it's "it's like repetitive, 4/4 beats made using a computer with ambient sound effects, keyboard melodies and saxophones melodies taken from that thing that combines African and European musical styles into a new style."
I don't get too specific with genres, because they are very broad and generalized. I lines that define genres are more blurred for me.
Chuck D argued that Rap was a vocal style, hip-hop was a genre. He said this in defense of his collaberation with Anthrax, which was not hip-hop but contained rap style vocals.Darktau said:
