Re: Post Random Music-Related Thoughts You Have
Posted: Tue February 14, 2017 3:15 am
I always thought the devil deserved to win in The Devil Went Down to Georgia.
My brother was trying to help his daughter fake some "indy cred" with a music snob. What are some songs you think could help her do this?LoathedVermin72 wrote:wut
Heh. I considered him.guestT wrote:my 2.5 y/o daughter is really into car seat headrest so maybe them?
has she considered cyber bullying?
Yep, like I said, this was really just for fun. My brother made comment that he was asking me because his eldest daughter "thinks she's hip but tends too much to North Western US balladeers" whilst his son "likes One Direction (say no more)" and he himself is "long passed (his) use-by date".tragabigzanda wrote:I appreciate the intention here, but I think your niece would be better served by a lesson along the lines of "listen to what you like and fuck everyone else."Higgs wrote:My brother text me tonight saying that his 15 year old daughter was dissed at school today by a girl who said she wouldn't like a playlist as it was "too Indie".
He asked me to put together a quick list of 10 current, suitably 'alternative' songs that she could use to throw back at this music snob.
It was an interesting excercise. What are some songs you guys would suggest?
And here we have one of the big failings of today's RM...tragabigzanda wrote:In that case, let me be totally candid: I have no idea what might resonate as "cool" with a teenage girl.
every song is bland and boring.surfndestroy wrote:The drumming in just about every Oasis song I'd bland and boring.
Twenty-One Pilots and Nicki Minaj. A bit of me dies inside every time one of my students tell me how much they love either.tragabigzanda wrote:Higgs wrote:Heh. I considered him.guestT wrote:my 2.5 y/o daughter is really into car seat headrest so maybe them?
has she considered cyber bullying?
This was just a fun little exercise btw - my Niece is very well adjusted and honestly couldn't give much of a shit what the other lass thinks of her lack of game.In that case, let me be totally candid: I have no idea what might resonate as "cool" with a teenage girl.
If you wanna go real deep, that Corky kid from the tv show "Life Goes On" had an album that was really under the radar.Higgs wrote:Heh. I considered him.guestT wrote:my 2.5 y/o daughter is really into car seat headrest so maybe them?
has she considered cyber bullying?
This was just a fun little exercise btw - my Niece is very well adjusted and honestly couldn't give much of a shit what the other lass thinks of her lack of game.
I haven't looked for one yet, but my friend sent me the MP3s about 11-12 years ago. They've got to be on my hard drive somewheretragabigzanda wrote:Link?bodysnatcher wrote:If you wanna go real deep, that Corky kid from the tv show "Life Goes On" had an album that was really under the radar.Higgs wrote:Heh. I considered him.guestT wrote:my 2.5 y/o daughter is really into car seat headrest so maybe them?
has she considered cyber bullying?
This was just a fun little exercise btw - my Niece is very well adjusted and honestly couldn't give much of a shit what the other lass thinks of her lack of game.
