Probably the only song I can play on bass. (I'm not very good...it's my little girl's instrument)
Probably the only song I can play on bass. (I'm not very good...it's my little girl's instrument)
Rule of thumb for @Otis: If an 80's band is still making records, still touring, still filling amphitheaters...maybe their music didn't age so badly after all.
F'ing absurd... its a novelty record... Appetite for Destruction or Van Halen I crush it... hell give me led zeppelin over them too, I'll take greta van fleet over their debutIt aged so poorly that Rolling Stone named Licensed to Ill the top debut album of all time
agreed, maybe the perfect band for this question, total lameo cheese #####... Jane Says shut it downI've brought this to the table before -- I know it's not the consensus. It just sounds like crappy west coast metal to me now.
love Perkins and Avery still but Navarro and Farrell are just cheese. maybe they always were and I didn't know it back in the day.
Sounds you just have a pretty specific kind of sound you are especially enjoying. It is fine, but no reason to disrespect Licensed to Ill. It clearly had a major impract on rap and is not a novelty album.F'ing absurd... its a novelty record... Appetite for Destruction or Appetite for destruction crush it... hell give me led zeppelin over them too, I'll take greta van fleet over their debut
The shamelessly sell the Kiss brand like it’s the Nike logo. They’re even selling Kiss coffins.How do the Kiss guys look back and NOT be embarrassed?
Don’t get me wrong though. There are also some fantastic, timeless heavy synth songs from the same era. It just seems like the songs that were kind of bad but catchy at the time have turned just to really bad over time.Can I have some examples because my experience and personal opinion is different.
Sure but also a lot of it sounds fantastic. There were plenty of god awful electric guitar based rock bands/songs in the 80s. I'll throw out Cherry Pie an obvious example.Don’t get me wrong though. There are also some fantastic, timeless heavy synth songs from the same era. It just seems like the songs that were kind of bad but catchy at the time have turned just to really bad over time.
I may have been too harsh before. Some 80s synth stuff is ok, dmode and omd for instance had some good songs that still hold up.Sure but also a lot of it sounds fantastic. There were plenty of god awful electric guitar based rock bands/songs in the 80s. I'll throw out Cherry Pie an obvious example.
I guess for me, I always hated the hair metal bands so that’s just bad music. Some of this synth stuff (I’m sure there is a better term but it eludes me now) was stuff I used to like when I was younger. That’s what gives me the opinion that it didn’t age well.Sure but also a lot of it sounds fantastic. There were plenty of god awful electric guitar based rock bands/songs in the 80s. I'll throw out Cherry Pie an obvious example.
What was the major impact, asking seriously? I can appreciate the evolution of the beasties, but this album was a contemporary of PE and NWA, this was party music. I'd say that music evolved the genre more significantly, where did License to Ill take things assuming thats what you mean by impact.Sounds you just have a pretty specific kind of sound you are especially enjoying. It is fine, but no reason to disrespect Licensed to Ill. It clearly had a major impract on rap and is not a novelty album.
I hear you. It's also always going to be subjective. I think that Bangkok song sounds good still, but I wasn't around for it's first run. It clearly has aged but it is still fun.I guess for me, I always hated the hair metal bands so that’s just bad music. Some of this synth stuff (I’m sure there is a better term but it eludes me now) was stuff I used to like when I was younger. That’s what gives me the opinion that it didn’t age well.
Another example is One Night in Bangkok which I loved back in the day.
They changed the course of hip-hop. Russell Simmons has said that Beasties changed his entire perception of hip hop. He saw that hop-hop and punk were coming from the same place, that there was a huge white audiance for hip hop and that hip hop could be more a major player in the future of popular music.What was the major impact, asking seriously? I can appreciate the evolution of the beasties, but this album was a contemporary of PE and NWA, this was party music. I'd say that music evolved the genre more significantly, where did License to Ill take things assuming thats what you mean by impact.
wasn't this a post "walk this way" world in that respect?They changed the course of hip-hop. Russell Simmons has said that Beasties changed his entire perception of hip hop. He saw that hop-hop and punk were coming from the same place, that there was a huge white audiance for hip hop and that hip hop could be more a major player in the future of popular music.
Basically the same time. Walk This Way with Run DMC came out July 86. Beastie Boys released their first single in April of 86 and the full album came out in November.wasn't this a post "walk this way" world in that respect?
Bad trolling doesn’t age wellPretty much anything by Led Zeppelin, not that they were good to begin with.
The Super Bowl Shuffle was released in December '85. So Jim McMahon beat The Beastie Boys as the first major white rapper.Basically the same time. Walk This Way with Run DMC came out July 86. Beastie Boys released their first single in April of 86 and the full album came out in November.
15 years ago.. maybe.Why do you say? At least as of 15ish yeahrs ago those songs were still well liked among the college crowd.
Easily twice as bad as you've imagined. FFS, "Veloria" makes me want to puncture my own ear drums.JK I actually don’t even know one Pixies song. Just know the artsy guy down the hall in the freshman dorm loved them.
Are they as terrible as I imagine?
There is a good appreciation for guitar music today for sure. A lot of it comes from Gutier Hero and Rock Band. However, more electro dance style pop stuff is reallt big right now. Current popular music can trace itself much more to the the 80s new wave than any 80s rock.15 years ago.. maybe.
They both sound so gimmicky and dated now.
If you start speaking ill of this jam, you and I are gonna take this outside.I guess for me, I always hated the hair metal bands so that’s just bad music. Some of this synth stuff (I’m sure there is a better term but it eludes me now) was stuff I used to like when I was younger. That’s what gives me the opinion that it didn’t age well.
Another example is One Night in Bangkok which I loved back in the day.
5-ish-F-I-NNN....K-L-EEEEEEEasily twice as bad as you've imagined. FFS, "Veloria" makes me want to puncture my own ear drums.
The same way lawyers do....$$$$$$$How do the Kiss guys look back and NOT be embarrassed?
Not trolling. Never liked Zeppelin.Bad trolling doesn’t age well
Except lots of these dummies still paint their face and stick their tongues out like idiots. There is a better excuse for their behavior than money but it too starts with m.The same way lawyers do....$$$$$$$
Fame and fortune....to them the rest does not matter.Except lots of these dummies still paint their face and stick their tongues out like idiots. There is a better excuse for their behavior than money but it too starts with m.
Debbie Harry bruhThe Super Bowl Shuffle was released in December '85. So Jim McMahon beat The Beastie Boys as the first major white rapper.
I actually think their music held up better than most of their genre contemporaries. That is more of a statement about how awful that music was than anything positive about LP.the entire Linkin Park catalog
If we're just naming lousy bands that remain lousy if you listen to their stuff again, then I'mma go with Creed.Hootie and The Blowfish
TouchéIf we're just naming lousy bands that remain lousy if you listen to their stuff again, then I'mma go with Creed.