Childhood is when you idolize geetah musak. Adulthood is when

>>69624924
Bleep bloops aren't music. Electronic "music" has been around since the 70s, so it is outdated. There have been no legitimate subgenres to emerge since then because it's all just bleep bloops anyway.

Most of these so-called post-70s 'electronic music' "innovations" are all just cheap versions of American hip-hop done by British people:
>"Grime"
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SJEouIeyfp0
>"UK Garage"
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zDRzDK8ZWYo
>"Jungle"
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mL2Bgj-za5k
>"Dubstep"
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BWVw2UZwllA
>"Footwork"
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hwmaDg75MIc

Rock music on the otherhand is still fresh and evolving.

>>69624966
Oh so it was you earlier, lol, the butthurt rocktard Amerifat who can't let his geetah go.

>>69624924
Fuck off Turny

>>69625001
>rocktard
>geetah

Why are you fucking chavs so cringeworthy

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>electronic
>music

Pick one.

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>bleeps
>geetahs
Why not both?

>>69625050
Says the ignorant American who thinks rock hasn't been stale since the 90s lmao

>>69625078
DEF
CON
ONE

>>69625079
Rock is continously evolving with new subgenres. You can't say the same about electronic.

Every November 24th I like to join our pardner friends and be thankful, thankful I'm not a Yank.

>>69625186
Hey, it's not our fault our police cracked down harder on illegal raves compared to yours. Detroit, Chicago, and New York had good scenes too, the culture just never flourished.

>>69625465
We had the Criminal Justice Bill that killed raves in 1994, we just took it into clubs.

>>69624924
Bloops > bleeps

>>69625138
yes you can

>>69625793
Can I dig it?

ITT: reddit

>>69626919
ITP: 9gag

>>69624966
>rock music
>fresh and evolving

I'm not even a bleepfag, I'm a rockist, but the last time rock music was even somewhat relevant was the indie rock boom of the mid-2000s. Which was mostly just a rehash of the alt-rock of the early 90s. there haven't been any new developments of subgenres in rock music since at least the turn of the decade. meanwhile bleep continues to expand rapidly