Re: The music industry is killing the music
Posted: Thu October 16, 2025 10:53 pm
Red Mosquito
The music industry is killing the music
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Re: The music industry is killing the music
Posted: Thu October 16, 2025 10:55 pm
We are not all correct. Wease was wrong.
Re: The music industry is killing the music
Posted: Thu October 16, 2025 11:22 pm
And Steely Dan are awful.
Re: The music industry is killing the music
Posted: Thu October 16, 2025 11:36 pm
Sing it, sister.
Re: The music industry is killing the music
Posted: Thu October 16, 2025 11:40 pm
This thread sucks!
Re: The music industry is killing the music
Posted: Thu October 16, 2025 11:45 pm
I used to love youLetMeSleep wrote:And Steely Dan are awful.
Re: The music industry is killing the music
Posted: Thu October 16, 2025 11:49 pm
LetMeSleep wrote:And Steely Dan are awful.
Birds of a feather...zeb wrote:Sing it, sister.
Re: The music industry is killing the music
Posted: Thu October 16, 2025 11:58 pm
I suppose not everything can be as good as King Gizzard and the Dumbass Fucking Idiot Wizard’s seventh album of the last three years
Re: The music industry is killing the music
Posted: Fri October 17, 2025 1:52 am
My thoughts exactly, but me thoughJorge wrote:I'm the only one who properly reads posts around here
Re: The music industry is killing the music
Posted: Fri October 17, 2025 2:27 am
music is over
Re: The music industry is killing the music
Posted: Fri October 17, 2025 2:34 am
Absolutely! Imagine anyone being more respectful of an opinion contrary to his than you. It’s why you’re a peak poster. See you next thread.epilogue wrote:You're right.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.Jorge wrote:What do.you think he said?wease wrote:He didn’t say that either.Jorge wrote:To be fair he said music hasn't gotten better than that, not that there hasn't been a good song sinceepilogue 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.
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: Fri October 17, 2025 2:44 am
To be equal and balanced KG&TWL are awful too.
Re: The music industry is killing the music
Posted: Fri October 17, 2025 8:59 am
Unsubscribe.
Re: The music industry is killing the music
Posted: Fri October 17, 2025 10:09 am
'Sleep up in here damn cancelling himself!
Re: The music industry is killing the music
Posted: Fri October 17, 2025 11:58 am
LMS is on fire!LetMeSleep wrote:To be equal and balanced KG&TWL are awful too.
Re: The music industry is killing the music
Posted: Fri October 17, 2025 1:19 pm
ouchdaft twat wrote:Absolutely! Imagine anyone being more respectful of an opinion contrary to his than you. It’s why you’re a peak poster. See you next thread.epilogue wrote:You're right.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.Jorge wrote:What do.you think he said?wease wrote:He didn’t say that either.Jorge wrote:To be fair he said music hasn't gotten better than that, not that there hasn't been a good song sinceepilogue 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.
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: Fri October 17, 2025 1:59 pm
Ladies, ladies … please calm down.