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Re: The music industry is killing the music
Posted: Thu October 16, 2025 9:28 pm
by epilogue
LoathedVermin72 wrote:In all seriousness, new music is one of the last good things left on this shithole planet. There are so few things that keep me going, thank fucking god music continues to be wonderful.
Re: The music industry is killing the music
Posted: Thu October 16, 2025 9:29 pm
by epilogue
VinylGuy wrote:epilogue wrote:Is this the old man-est thread on all of RM?
Just a bunch of depressed dudes talking about the future
Talking about the past, really.
Imagine thinking there hasn't been a good song since Steely Dan forced a totally fine, mediocre song on the world in 1970 fucking 7.
Re: The music industry is killing the music
Posted: Thu October 16, 2025 9:35 pm
by VinylGuy
in all fairness i saw a few whiny posts and didnt actually read the thread
Re: The music industry is killing the music
Posted: Thu October 16, 2025 9:37 pm
by Jorge
epilogue wrote:VinylGuy wrote:epilogue wrote:Is this the old man-est thread on all of RM?
Just a bunch of depressed dudes talking about the future
Talking about the past, really.
Imagine thinking there hasn't been a good song since Steely Dan forced a totally fine, mediocre song on the world in 1970 fucking 7.
To be fair he said music hasn't gotten
better than that, not that there hasn't been a good song since
Re: The music industry is killing the music
Posted: Thu October 16, 2025 9:37 pm
by epilogue
VinylGuy wrote:in all fairness i saw a few whiny posts and didnt actually read the thread
Re: The music industry is killing the music
Posted: Thu October 16, 2025 9:38 pm
by BurtReynolds
Imagine thinking the music industry is somehow healthier today, or that it somehow makes the music better.
Re: The music industry is killing the music
Posted: Thu October 16, 2025 9:40 pm
by epilogue
Jorge wrote:epilogue wrote:VinylGuy wrote:epilogue wrote:Is this the old man-est thread on all of RM?
Just a bunch of depressed dudes talking about the future
Talking about the past, really.
Imagine thinking there hasn't been a good song since Steely Dan forced a totally fine, mediocre song on the world in 1970 fucking 7.
To be fair he said music hasn't gotten
better than that, not that there hasn't been a good song since
You're right.
So, imagine thinking there hasn't been a better song since the totally fine, mediocre song Steely Dan forced on the world in 1970 fucking 7.
Re: The music industry is killing the music
Posted: Thu October 16, 2025 9:42 pm
by epilogue
BurtReynolds wrote:Imagine thinking the music industry is somehow healthier today, or that it somehow makes the music better.
Imagine thinking that's what I said
Re: The music industry is killing the music
Posted: Thu October 16, 2025 9:46 pm
by BurtReynolds
Wonderful! Then you agree with me!
Re: The music industry is killing the music
Posted: Thu October 16, 2025 9:59 pm
by wease
epilogue wrote:VinylGuy wrote:epilogue wrote:Is this the old man-est thread on all of RM?
Just a bunch of depressed dudes talking about the future
Talking about the past, really.
Imagine thinking there hasn't been a good song since Steely Dan forced a totally fine, mediocre song on the world in 1970 fucking 7.
That’s not what he said at all.
Re: The music industry is killing the music
Posted: Thu October 16, 2025 10:00 pm
by wease
Jorge wrote:epilogue wrote:VinylGuy wrote:epilogue wrote:Is this the old man-est thread on all of RM?
Just a bunch of depressed dudes talking about the future
Talking about the past, really.
Imagine thinking there hasn't been a good song since Steely Dan forced a totally fine, mediocre song on the world in 1970 fucking 7.
To be fair he said music hasn't gotten
better than that, not that there hasn't been a good song since
He didn’t say that either.
Re: The music industry is killing the music
Posted: Thu October 16, 2025 10:00 pm
by wease
epilogue wrote:Jorge wrote:epilogue wrote:VinylGuy wrote:epilogue wrote:Is this the old man-est thread on all of RM?
Just a bunch of depressed dudes talking about the future
Talking about the past, really.
Imagine thinking there hasn't been a good song since Steely Dan forced a totally fine, mediocre song on the world in 1970 fucking 7.
To be fair he said music hasn't gotten
better than that, not that there hasn't been a good song since
You're right.
So, imagine thinking there hasn't been a better song since the totally fine, mediocre song Steely Dan forced on the world in 1970 fucking 7.
Again, not what he said.
Re: The music industry is killing the music
Posted: Thu October 16, 2025 10:08 pm
by Jorge
wease wrote:Jorge wrote:epilogue wrote:VinylGuy wrote:epilogue wrote:Is this the old man-est thread on all of RM?
Just a bunch of depressed dudes talking about the future
Talking about the past, really.
Imagine thinking there hasn't been a good song since Steely Dan forced a totally fine, mediocre song on the world in 1970 fucking 7.
To be fair he said music hasn't gotten
better than that, not that there hasn't been a good song since
He didn’t say that either.
What do.you think he said?
Re: The music industry is killing the music
Posted: Thu October 16, 2025 10:23 pm
by wease
Jorge wrote:wease wrote:Jorge wrote:epilogue wrote:VinylGuy wrote:epilogue wrote:Is this the old man-est thread on all of RM?
Just a bunch of depressed dudes talking about the future
Talking about the past, really.
Imagine thinking there hasn't been a good song since Steely Dan forced a totally fine, mediocre song on the world in 1970 fucking 7.
To be fair he said music hasn't gotten
better than that, not that there hasn't been a good song since
He didn’t say that either.
What do.you think he said?
He said there hasn’t been a song produced in 2025 that he would rather hear over Deacon Blues. Quite different from saying there hasn’t been a better song since Deacon Blues was released.
Re: The music industry is killing the music
Posted: Thu October 16, 2025 10:26 pm
by epilogue
wease wrote:Jorge wrote:wease wrote:Jorge wrote:epilogue wrote:VinylGuy wrote:epilogue wrote:Is this the old man-est thread on all of RM?
Just a bunch of depressed dudes talking about the future
Talking about the past, really.
Imagine thinking there hasn't been a good song since Steely Dan forced a totally fine, mediocre song on the world in 1970 fucking 7.
To be fair he said music hasn't gotten
better than that, not that there hasn't been a good song since
He didn’t say that either.
What do.you think he said?
He said there hasn’t been a song produced in 2025 that he would rather hear over Deacon Blues. Quite different from saying there hasn’t been a better song since Deacon Blues was released.
You're right.
I apologize for mischaracterizing his post. He is entitled to his opinion. It's not my opinion and that's okay. It's good to have well articulated opposing views.
Re: The music industry is killing the music
Posted: Thu October 16, 2025 10:28 pm
by Jorge
wease wrote:He said there hasn’t been a song produced in 2025 that he would rather hear over Deacon Blues. Quite different from saying there hasn’t been a better song since Deacon Blues was released.
This is splitting hairs, but he also literally said "music hasn't gotten better since then."
See, right here:
daft twat wrote:Music hasn’t gotten better since then.
Re: The music industry is killing the music
Posted: Thu October 16, 2025 10:33 pm
by Jorge
I'm the only one who properly reads posts around here
Re: The music industry is killing the music
Posted: Thu October 16, 2025 10:36 pm
by epilogue
Jorge wrote:I'm the only one who properly reads posts around here
I read it too, I was just tired of fighting about it.
Re: The music industry is killing the music
Posted: Thu October 16, 2025 10:37 pm
by LetMeSleep
epilogue wrote:Jorge wrote:I'm the only one who properly reads posts around here
I read it too, I was just tired of fighting about it.
I want for to lay down
Re: The music industry is killing the music
Posted: Thu October 16, 2025 10:46 pm
by wease
epilogue wrote:Jorge wrote:I'm the only one who properly reads posts around here
I read it too, I was just tired of fighting about it.
You know, I did read that and forgot it when I read your two posts.
We’re all correct!