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We need a new Michael. Like right now.
Listen to an oldies station sometimes. There are nine pieces of shit for every classic.
Yup. As far as I'm concerned this is a golden age of music, albeit not so much for mainstream fare (but who cares about that).Music is better than ever. Anyone claiming differently is either not listening enough to the genres they love, or are cherry picking.
Music is better than ever. Anyone claiming differently is either not listening enough to the genres they love, or are cherry picking.
We need a new Michael. Like right now.
There has always been terrible music. We just remember the good stuff from the past. People that say there isn't good music today need to look harder.
How do you even measure that?
What new metal band today is as good as Metallica or Megadeth in their prime? How about as good as Tool in the 90s? I can't think of one new band from that last 10 years that comes even close.
What new metal band today is as good as Metallica or Megadeth in their prime? How about as good as Tool in the 90s? I can't think of one new band from that last 10 years that comes even close.
music was better two months ago
A. Why metal?
B. That's an entirely subjective statement. I could list tons of "better" metal bands since I'm a fan of neither Metallica, Megadeth nor Tool.
I'm just comparing bands in the same genre. Can people honestly say objectively that the new metal bands today are as good as Megadeth, Black Sabbath, Iron Maiden, Judas Priest, Metallica and Pantera? Musical taste is an opinion however it's clear that there are big named juggernauts from the past who are more or less universally liked by the community.
I just don't see anyone replacing them yet.
I'm just comparing bands in the same genre. Can people honestly say objectively that the new metal bands today are as good as Megadeth, Black Sabbath, Iron Maiden, Judas Priest, Metallica and Pantera? Musical taste is an opinion however it's clear that there are big named juggernauts from the past who are more or less universally liked by the community.
I just don't see anyone replacing them yet.
Why would they be replaced?
Just wait 20 years and we'll see what the well-regarded great metal bands of today were.
I wanted to watch it but closed right when I saw his face.
What new metal band today is as good as Metallica or Megadeth in their prime? How about as good as Tool in the 90s? I can't think of one new band from that last 10 years that comes even close.
Justin Beiber > The Beatles.
Prove me wrong.
Also, many artists from the past that we hold on a high pedestal never even hit the Top 10, or even charted.
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I'd pay to see this kid get beat up.
What new metal band today is as good as Metallica or Megadeth in their prime? How about as good as Tool in the 90s? I can't think of one new band from that last 10 years that comes even close.
The torch needs to be passed eventually. I want to hear new sounds and for music to evolve.
I have plenty of favorites in every decade, but how can anyone even say this when Riff Raff about to bless us with the album of the generation
I love Metallica and Megadeth, absolutely, but if you're holding Megadeth (I'll accept Metallica) as being co-holder for THE bar of metal music, I don't think you're genuinely looking. I can list you at least a dozen more technical, emotive, and better written thrash bands that were contemporary to Megadeth, and even more that came after their period of seminal output until the present day. This is when restricting it to merely the subgenre of thrash. Including all of metal would explode the bar of Megadeth even further. No genre has ever "died," it just started to require more effort.What new metal band today is as good as Metallica or Megadeth in their prime? How about as good as Tool in the 90s? I can't think of one new band from that last 10 years that comes even close.
I'd take the euthanasia.
lol i love how people hate on music every generation. most people who say "todays music is garbage" don't really listen to music. there's no possible way you could actually attempt to find music in the genres you like and not find good music. bullshit generalization is bullshit.
This is true. Though there were a lot of things that charted here in Canada when I was younger that probably went unnoticed in countries like the US. Some good,and quite a bit of bad too.
this is extremely stupid.