Thursday 10/11/10

Morning

shouldn't have had the Chilli last night, especially after a curry the other night, to paraphrase the Kings of Leon, Woah oh oh my ring is on fire

Kings of Leon are cunts, that is all.

Morning.

Aberdeengooner wrote:

Kings of Leon are cunts, that is all.

Morning.

First album was good, especially Mollys Chambers but after that they got shit

Admin wrote:

Aberdeengooner wrote:

Kings of Leon are cunts, that is all.

Morning.

First album was good, especially Mollys Chambers but after that they got shit

Complete bollocks.

Why did the England game kick off so early!?

Stuck ITV on about 8.10pm and had missed the first half!!

TBOK wrote:

Why did the England game kick off so early!?

Stuck ITV on about 8.10pm and had missed the first half!!

It was in Denmark, so kick off was 8.15 local time

TBOK wrote:

Admin wrote:

Aberdeengooner wrote:

Kings of Leon are cunts, that is all.

Morning.

First album was good, especially Mollys Chambers but after that they got shit

Complete bollocks.

Not in my opinion,t after the first album, songs were morepoppy, they shaved their beards off all to sell more records, imagine that wanting to make more money

Sold out is the word, changed their style of music to cater for poppy teens

Aberdeengooner wrote:

Sold out is the word, changed their style of music to cater for poppy teens

and make untold amounts of money...do you blame them!?

TBOK wrote:

Aberdeengooner wrote:

Sold out is the word, changed their style of music to cater for poppy teens

and make untold amounts of money...do you blame them!?

Course not, just wont respect them or pay for their music. They know they're sell out, which is why in 10 years no-one will remember them

Aberdeengooner wrote:

TBOK wrote:

Aberdeengooner wrote:

Sold out is the word, changed their style of music to cater for poppy teens

and make untold amounts of money...do you blame them!?

Course not, just wont respect them or pay for their music. They know they're sell out, which is why in 10 years no-one will remember them

Bit pedantic. I like their music, could not care less whether they changed to attract more listeners! They will be remembered......

TBOK wrote:

Aberdeengooner wrote:

TBOK wrote:

Aberdeengooner wrote:

Sold out is the word, changed their style of music to cater for poppy teens

and make untold amounts of money...do you blame them!?

Course not, just wont respect them or pay for their music. They know they're sell out, which is why in 10 years no-one will remember them

Bit pedantic. I like their music, could not care less whether they changed to attract more listeners! They will be remembered......

You think so? Not a huge fans of artists who change their "roots" for dollar signs. Almost like eminems new stuff, although not a huge fan he's changed to a more mainstream sound

This 'sell out' business is utter bollocks. If your music is good enough in the first place then you don't need to adapt it to sell records.

It ends up going the other way, where successful bands experiement with new styles off their own backs once they've made it. The best bands didn't have to 'sell out'

Aberdeengooner wrote:

TBOK wrote:

Aberdeengooner wrote:

TBOK wrote:

Aberdeengooner wrote:

Sold out is the word, changed their style of music to cater for poppy teens

and make untold amounts of money...do you blame them!?

Course not, just wont respect them or pay for their music. They know they're sell out, which is why in 10 years no-one will remember them

Bit pedantic. I like their music, could not care less whether they changed to attract more listeners! They will be remembered......

You think so? Not a huge fans of artists who change their "roots" for dollar signs. Almost like eminems new stuff, although not a huge fan he's changed to a more mainstream sound

So all artists should do exactly the same albums every single time? What about trying something new, taking a risk?

Captain Obvious wrote:

This 'sell out' business is utter bollocks. If your music is good enough in the first place then you don't need to adapt it to sell records.

It ends up going the other way, where successful bands experiement with new styles off their own backs once they've made it. The best bands didn't have to 'sell out'

KOL were not a mainstream band before they adjusted their style. Same as System of a Down, used to be political band but moved onto more pop orientated stuff to sell records.

TBOK wrote:

Aberdeengooner wrote:

TBOK wrote:

Aberdeengooner wrote:

TBOK wrote:

Aberdeengooner wrote:

Sold out is the word, changed their style of music to cater for poppy teens

and make untold amounts of money...do you blame them!?

Course not, just wont respect them or pay for their music. They know they're sell out, which is why in 10 years no-one will remember them

Bit pedantic. I like their music, could not care less whether they changed to attract more listeners! They will be remembered......

You think so? Not a huge fans of artists who change their "roots" for dollar signs. Almost like eminems new stuff, although not a huge fan he's changed to a more mainstream sound

So all artists should do exactly the same albums every single time? What about trying something new, taking a risk?

Im not saying that, they should at least retain a part of what brought them into the light instead of getting rid of everything

Aberdeengooner wrote:

Captain Obvious wrote:

This 'sell out' business is utter bollocks. If your music is good enough in the first place then you don't need to adapt it to sell records.

It ends up going the other way, where successful bands experiement with new styles off their own backs once they've made it. The best bands didn't have to 'sell out'

KOL were not a mainstream band before they adjusted their style. Same as System of a Down, used to be political band but moved onto more pop orientated stuff to sell records.

Oh come on, every band gets into the game to sell records. My point being, that it doesn't matter whether your music is mainstream or not, word of mouth is a wonderful thing, if it's good enough, it'll ship records. Are the Arctic Monkeys mainstream? Are they fuck. Their first album wasn't, and their most recent is probably less 'mainstream' than their first.

Aberdeengooner wrote:

TBOK wrote:

Aberdeengooner wrote:

TBOK wrote:

Aberdeengooner wrote:

TBOK wrote:

Aberdeengooner wrote:

Sold out is the word, changed their style of music to cater for poppy teens

and make untold amounts of money...do you blame them!?

Course not, just wont respect them or pay for their music. They know they're sell out, which is why in 10 years no-one will remember them

Bit pedantic. I like their music, could not care less whether they changed to attract more listeners! They will be remembered......

You think so? Not a huge fans of artists who change their "roots" for dollar signs. Almost like eminems new stuff, although not a huge fan he's changed to a more mainstream sound

So all artists should do exactly the same albums every single time? What about trying something new, taking a risk?

Im not saying that, they should at least retain a part of what brought them into the light instead of getting rid of everything

They do retain that. They are hardly a completely different band now.

Captain Obvious wrote:

Aberdeengooner wrote:

Captain Obvious wrote:

This 'sell out' business is utter bollocks. If your music is good enough in the first place then you don't need to adapt it to sell records.

It ends up going the other way, where successful bands experiement with new styles off their own backs once they've made it. The best bands didn't have to 'sell out'

KOL were not a mainstream band before they adjusted their style. Same as System of a Down, used to be political band but moved onto more pop orientated stuff to sell records.

Oh come on, every band gets into the game to sell records. My point being, that it doesn't matter whether your music is mainstream or not, word of mouth is a wonderful thing, if it's good enough, it'll ship records. Are the Arctic Monkeys mainstream? Are they fuck. Their first album wasn't, and their most recent is probably less 'mainstream' than their first.

Did you ever get all their B-sides?

TBOK wrote:

Captain Obvious wrote:

Aberdeengooner wrote:

Captain Obvious wrote:

This 'sell out' business is utter bollocks. If your music is good enough in the first place then you don't need to adapt it to sell records.

It ends up going the other way, where successful bands experiement with new styles off their own backs once they've made it. The best bands didn't have to 'sell out'

KOL were not a mainstream band before they adjusted their style. Same as System of a Down, used to be political band but moved onto more pop orientated stuff to sell records.

Oh come on, every band gets into the game to sell records. My point being, that it doesn't matter whether your music is mainstream or not, word of mouth is a wonderful thing, if it's good enough, it'll ship records. Are the Arctic Monkeys mainstream? Are they fuck. Their first album wasn't, and their most recent is probably less 'mainstream' than their first.

Did you ever get all their B-sides?

Yeah, well most of them. Cigarette Smoker is my favourite.

Captain Obvious wrote:

TBOK wrote:

Captain Obvious wrote:

Aberdeengooner wrote:

Captain Obvious wrote:

This 'sell out' business is utter bollocks. If your music is good enough in the first place then you don't need to adapt it to sell records.

It ends up going the other way, where successful bands experiement with new styles off their own backs once they've made it. The best bands didn't have to 'sell out'

KOL were not a mainstream band before they adjusted their style. Same as System of a Down, used to be political band but moved onto more pop orientated stuff to sell records.

Oh come on, every band gets into the game to sell records. My point being, that it doesn't matter whether your music is mainstream or not, word of mouth is a wonderful thing, if it's good enough, it'll ship records. Are the Arctic Monkeys mainstream? Are they fuck. Their first album wasn't, and their most recent is probably less 'mainstream' than their first.

Did you ever get all their B-sides?

Yeah, well most of them. Cigarette Smoker is my favourite.

Not listened to them in ages. Gonna grab the CD's out the car and have a listen today.

Did anyone watch that thing about The Beatles at the Cavern Club last night?

Captain Obvious wrote:

Did anyone watch that thing about The Beatles at the Cavern Club last night?

Did not know about it. Incidentally I am going to some beatles tribute night on saturday!

Oi Oi.

KOL are decent i reckon, smashed up Hyde Park last summer in front of 100,000 people.....cant argue with that!

This girl i know got a Bomb scare call from Pakistan last night, Jihad cunts must have got the wrong number and her little boy answered the phone and they were talking all this moody Jihad bollocks down the phone.....fucked up!