Red Mosquito

LoathedVermin72 wrote:

durdencommatyler wrote:

LoathedVermin72 wrote:I would let my daughters listen to Monster

The R.E.M. album? Sure, why not? It's pretty good. But I'd much rather them listen to New Adventures in Hi-Fi. But you can't push that stuff on your kids, y'know? You gotta let them find it for themselves. Otherwise they turn out like Stip and hate the Beatles.

Please stop talking about your irrelevant dad rock in the Kanye thread

Kevin Davis wrote:Please stop using the term dad rock in all threads

durdencommatyler wrote:

Kevin Davis wrote:Please stop using the term dad rock in all threads

Can I write the forward to your next book?

LoathedVermin72 wrote:

durdencommatyler wrote:

Kevin Davis wrote:Please stop using the term dad rock in all threads

Can I write the forward to your next book?

You can't even write foreword

durdencommatyler wrote:

LoathedVermin72 wrote:I would let my daughters listen to Monster

The R.E.M. album? Sure, why not? It's pretty good. But I'd much rather them listen to New Adventures in Hi-Fi. But you can't push that stuff on your kids, y'know? You gotta let them find it for themselves. Otherwise they turn out like Stip and hate the Beatles.

durdencommatyler wrote:

LoathedVermin72 wrote:I would let my daughters listen to Monster

The R.E.M. album? Sure, why not? It's pretty good. But I'd much rather them listen to New Adventures in Hi-Fi. But you can't push that stuff on your kids, y'know? You gotta let them find it for themselves. Otherwise they turn out like Stip and hate the Beatles.

Kaius wrote:Do you think Kanye or Jay Z will let their daughters listen to Monster?

And so, you know, I'm not well-versed in it but I have listened over the years. You know, Public Enemy, Notorious B.I.G., I listened to Tupac, I listen to Kanye West. Kanye West is incredible, you know. I mean, the record-making facility, you know, there's a lot of hours in those records.

"I mean some of these, there's like, just the production," Springsteen continues. "I saw [West] on television. He did the song called 'Blood on the Leaves' ... It was fantastic. He's a very, I still find him very interesting. I'm not necessarily driving [to] it in my car, you know. I probably fall back on the stuff that I listened to as a kid or something if I'm driving around. But I do listen. I listen to a lot because there's a lot of information in it and it's just fascinating record-making."

Lament wrote:If I agree to stay out of threads about Pearl Jam, can we let this thread be for people who want to talk about Kanye's music?

Varis wrote:Edit ...

Lament wrote:http://blazinstreetz.com/6565.bruce-spr ... -news.html

And so, you know, I'm not well-versed in it but I have listened over the years. You know, Public Enemy, Notorious B.I.G., I listened to Tupac, I listen to Kanye West. Kanye West is incredible, you know. I mean, the record-making facility, you know, there's a lot of hours in those records.

"I mean some of these, there's like, just the production," Springsteen continues. "I saw [West] on television. He did the song called 'Blood on the Leaves' ... It was fantastic. He's a very, I still find him very interesting. I'm not necessarily driving [to] it in my car, you know. I probably fall back on the stuff that I listened to as a kid or something if I'm driving around. But I do listen. I listen to a lot because there's a lot of information in it and it's just fascinating record-making."

The Boss knows what's up.