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Tenchu 08-13-2009 03:29 PM

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Originally Posted by forgotenmemory (Post 760222)
They'd probably wonder how they make music with electric guitars and stuff. :D

I see you've been working hard on those Inguritu skills in kindergarten...

forgotenmemory 08-13-2009 03:41 PM

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Originally Posted by Tenchu (Post 760224)
I see you've been working hard on those Inguritu skills in kindergarten...


Tenchu 08-13-2009 03:42 PM

Didn't MMM already tell you not to spam my threads with rubbish?

forgotenmemory 08-13-2009 03:47 PM

You started it.

Tenchu 08-13-2009 03:50 PM

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Originally Posted by forgotenmemory (Post 760232)
You started it.

But I didn't post a stupid picture that destroys the entire theme of the thread...

forgotenmemory 08-13-2009 03:52 PM

Yes you did

mercedesjin 08-13-2009 03:55 PM

Just curious... Is "negros" a word in another language that means "friends" or anything to that extent?

Aniki 08-13-2009 03:57 PM

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Originally Posted by Tenchu (Post 760218)
I think the best way to guess if music will be popular in the future is considering whether it would have been enjoyed in the past. If you took the bans you've listed to Beethoven and his audience, would they be impressed?


It's stupid to even guess. Take the newer generation with a completely different style and instruments and see if the older one will like it, and if they do like it then it's popular? If musicians were judged that way, then absolutely every band from the time when the first electronic guitar was created would be considered terrible.
It's same as giving a Metallica album to a critic who only listens to classical music and ask his opinion on it?

Tenchu 08-13-2009 03:57 PM

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Originally Posted by mercedesjin (Post 760238)
Just curious... Is "negros" a word in another language that means "friends" or anything to that extent?

Yeah, kinda. We refer to people using slang words by their skin color in Thailand. I'm a "farang" and the locals are "niggers".

Tenchu 08-13-2009 04:01 PM

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Originally Posted by Aniki (Post 760239)
It's stupid to even guess. Take the newer generation with a completely different style and instruments and see if the older one will like it, and if they do like it then it's popular? If musicians were judged that way, then absolutely every band from the time when the first electronic guitar was created would be considered terrible.
It's same as giving a Metallica album to a critic who only listens to classical music and ask his opinion on it?

Not terrible, but perhaps your perception of fashion controls more about your ideas than you think.

Take Rambo, for example. The old movies fuc*ing suck. But the new one was cool. Yet, when Rambo was back in its day, it was cool then.

It's just changing fashion, culture and perception.

For an artist to become timeless, they have to get beyond all those things, and create a true master piece.

Very few people can do that, and that is why there is so very few famous people from this genre we know today.

It's kind of childish to assume all your favorite rock bands will be remembered for the next 500 years just because they were popular in their time with you not taking into account the shifting sands.


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