What is it with recent albums...
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i'm not sure if you can totally blame the artists (not that you were doing so directly) for "filler". record labels and the industry are moving towards selling singles rather than albums thanks to digital mediums and the increasing online store fronts. the day of the "complete album" is coming to and end (if it hasn't so already) from most every signed artist, imo.
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Because manufactured bands are losing idea's or going for themes?Memphis wrote:Whether i'm listening to it or not has no relation to the questionDon Carlos wrote:Listen 2 none pop shit then
I could ask why fat birds eat so much, or lemmings jump off a cliff even though I couldn't care less, it's a topic of conversation
No idea, but listen 2 NIN or Queens of the Stone Age n u never get the problem?
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i've been meaning to pick this one up. didn't know they deemed it such though. i'm sure it's not as much a rock opera as Queensryche's Operation: Mindcrime (which was brilliant), but that certainly intrigues me more to purchase it.Fender wrote:Well... Green Day has called American Idiot a "rock opera." There's supposed to be a story through the entire album.
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Actually, the singles sales here in Sweden has plummeted the past couple of years, so they've had to lower the standards for when your single has sold gold or platinum several times.+JuggerNaut+ wrote:i'm not sure if you can totally blame the artists (not that you were doing so directly) for "filler". record labels and the industry are moving towards selling singles rather than albums thanks to digital mediums and the increasing online store fronts. the day of the "complete album" is coming to and end (if it hasn't so already) from most every signed artist, imo.
Album sales are still going ok though, and some indie labels are going very well, with rising sales. Seems like the mainstream has (rightfully?) seen what the big labels are up to and started downloading all their stuff, and while the alternative/indie people are downloading too, it has made it easier for smaller bands to reach an audience who, believe it or not, go and buy their records after discovering and downloading their stuff from the net.
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Single sales i'm sure have increased in most countries with the advent of the online music front. but, again, that alone will shape the future releases of albums by artists/labels putting in more filler.Grudge wrote:Actually, the singles sales here in Sweden has plummeted the past couple of years, so they've had to lower the standards for when your single has sold gold or platinum several times.+JuggerNaut+ wrote:i'm not sure if you can totally blame the artists (not that you were doing so directly) for "filler". record labels and the industry are moving towards selling singles rather than albums thanks to digital mediums and the increasing online store fronts. the day of the "complete album" is coming to and end (if it hasn't so already) from most every signed artist, imo.
Album sales are still going ok though, and some indie labels are going very well, with rising sales. Seems like the mainstream has (rightfully?) seen what the big labels are up to and started downloading all their stuff, and while the alternative/indie people are downloading too, it has made it easier for smaller bands to reach an audience who, believe it or not, go and buy their records after discovering and downloading their stuff from the net.
i'm not by any means slamming the ease of obtaining music, just the ramifications of buying singles. i have come across alot of different genres that i've liked so much that my CD collection has grown alot more in the past 5 years than the previous 5 thanks to broadband.
i'm also a big supporter of indie.
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I think it's marketing & branding in action.
A lot of modern pop is vacuous and fleeting, so they have to come up with SOMETHING for the ADD crowd to latch on to.
I've also noticed a weird one in pop videos; a LOT of recent videos have stopped the music halfway through for some dramatic interlude or another.
Some feeble attempt at anti-piracy maybe?
A lot of modern pop is vacuous and fleeting, so they have to come up with SOMETHING for the ADD crowd to latch on to.
I've also noticed a weird one in pop videos; a LOT of recent videos have stopped the music halfway through for some dramatic interlude or another.
Some feeble attempt at anti-piracy maybe?
Audioslave :lol:Freakaloin wrote:green day is nysnc joke music...jesus christ moron grow the fuck up...seriously...
question...do u think gd is punk music?
Any, you yanks have no fucking clue what punk is. We made and killed punk in about 2 years, and a bunch of unnecessarily sincere yanks didn't realize it was dead and decided to make an "underground scene" about it and suck all the fun out of it for the next 20 years :lol: You're living in the past Jeff, must be 'cos you're old.
It's even sadder 'cos you lot did a good job on New Wave. MOVE ON!
Geebs wrote:Audioslave :lol:Freakaloin wrote:green day is nysnc joke music...jesus christ moron grow the fuck up...seriously...
question...do u think gd is punk music?
Any, you yanks have no fucking clue what punk is. We made and killed punk in about 2 years, and a bunch of unnecessarily sincere yanks didn't realize it was dead and decided to make an "underground scene" about it and suck all the fun out of it for the next 20 years :lol: You're living in the past Jeff, must be 'cos you're old.
It's even sadder 'cos you lot did a good job on New Wave. MOVE ON!
So, crass isnt punk then?
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As anyone knows, NOTHING is ever punk enough to be punk to everyone. The only real punk band plays in a soundproofed bunker, and they're all stone deaf so even they have never heard themselves play. In fact they've never even all turned up at the same time, none of them has an instrument and they never wrote any songs. They don't even have a name, that's how punk they are.
funny enough there are such bandsGeebs wrote:As anyone knows, NOTHING is ever punk enough to be punk to everyone. The only real punk band plays in a soundproofed bunker, and they're all stone deaf so even they have never heard themselves play. In fact they've never even all turned up at the same time, none of them has an instrument and they never wrote any songs. They don't even have a name, that's how punk they are.
I'm fucking pissed I missed their concert last weekSOAPboy wrote:http://mindlessselfindulgence.com/inside/music.php
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never catch on, you always have to do it with a big long john, the white the walls plaster
it never catch on
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