I AM HUMAN AND I NEED TO BE LOVED

JUST LIKE EVERYONE ELSE DOES

why is he always so right bros?

>>69439062
>Scaruffi
>right
"no"

>>69438500
Tim Buckley isn't even that good desu

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>>69439451

Not true, by the way

>Tim Buckley
>underrated
he's fairly well known

>>69438500
>Moby
>Overrated
Triggered. I like Beck's Odelay much more than Moby's Play, but Moby is by far one of the hardest working musicians ever. Saying he is overrated is bullshit.

>>69441735
>Triggered. I like Beck's Odelay much more than Moby's Play, but Moby is by far one of the hardest working musicians ever. Saying he is overrated is bullshit.
t. Moby

>The distance between Captain Beefheart and the rest of rock music is the same distance that there was between Beethoven and the symphonists of his time.
>Tim Buckley synthesized a new genre of music by fusing folk, blues, jazz, psychedelic rock and chamber music. Buckley's songs were journeys through the psyche of the singer. Buckley changed the very idea of what a folk or rock song is supposed to be. Tim Buckley also boasted one of the most original voices ever, a combination of African melisma, Tibetan droning, jazz scat and acid-rock wailing, a combination that set a new standard for any future vocalist. He turned the voice into an instrument of the orchestra, not just a vehicle for words.
>Bowie was a protagonist of his times, although a poor musician: to say that Bowie is a musician is like saying that Nero was a harp player (a fact that is technically true, but misleading). Bowie embodies the quintessence of artificial art, raises futulity to paradigm, focuses on the phenomenon rather than the content, makes irrelevant the relevant, and, thus, is the epitome of everything that went wrong with rock music.
>The Velvet Underground scavenged the narrow alleys of the bad parts of town, and scavenged the subconscious of the urban kid, for emotional scraps that were a barbaric by-product of the original spirit of rock'n'roll. Their true goal was to provide a documentary of the decadent, disaffected, cynical mood that was spreading among the intelligentsia. Above all else, they originated a spirit of making music (independent, nihilistic, subversive) that ten years later will be labeled "punk". Rock music as it is today was born the day the Velvet Underground entered a recording studio.
>Radiohead are masters of the artificial. Their parable crowns a long tradition in British rock music of putting form before content, of concentrating on "sound" to the expense of "music".
>Zen Arcade is the Divine Comedy of punk

huh, maybe he was right all along

>>69441801
In what way does Bowie "make irrelevant the relevant"?

>>69441854
he's sort of saying that Bowie was always taking few-years-old avant garde trends and making them his own, whether they were theatrics from dadist groups in the 20s or stuff in the post-war era

>>69441886
Is there something wrong with that? Bowie himself never claimed to be a huge innovator.

>>69441927
It's an analysis not really centered on right or wrong. It is what it is. To put it blunty, he was a biter pop musician. There's really nothing wrong with it, but it is a good enough observation to reinforce the idea that he was overrated.

>>69438500
seriously guys, how can we stop him?

>>69441781
Naw senpai. He's the most hard working musician since Brian Eno.

peppered eggs y/n?

>>69442541
w.e, but everything he did after Play was pretty trash

>>69438500
hey, I like t.A.T.u too

How do I into Dubi Dam Dam?