Where is all the good New music? probably since 2010, I think, I have found that popular music flat out sucks. Even today's hip-hop sucks. Where is the rock? Where is the music that incites thought and feeling? I feel like there is this bubble, and it is on the verge of bursting....just like it did in 1991. I just hope it brings something worthwhile...I had enough of this hipster rebellion... (I heard an interview with this group "New Politics" yesterday, and they rambled off a list of musical influences, ranging from RATM to Zeppelin to Tina Tuner. Then I heard one of their songs. If they are influenced by who they say they are, it definitely does NOT reflect in their "music"...)
I believe the responses you will get to this will resemble "there is a lot of good new music, you just have to look for it".
Old music was great, new music suck, kids are useless little jerks, the don't make ... like they used to, The whole world is screwed up. Just copy this and pull it out about very 10 years. It will be relevant for any time period.
If by new music you are referring to the "just-add-water-makes-it's-own-sauce" variety of pop music that is listened to by the great unwashed masses..... I stopped paying attention to it around 1990. I do, however seek out new music---but it's mainly stuff that very few people would listen to these days.
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Honest question here. What was the last top 10 song that had a guitar solo? The last one I can think of was John Mayer's Waiting on the World to Change.
I like the new music from Andria Simone and Those Guys. Their take on 'Sunshine of Your Love' is cool. -Mike
Green Day Dookie, Shaggy Pure Pleasure and Pietasters were the last time I purchased "new" music. By the time WHFS went Mariachi, rock was officially dead.
Agreed. He's one of the few new artists I really like. But that's partly because he covers a wide range of styles, including some R&B stuff that echoes James Brown. The guy and his band really are versatile.
Most of my favorite songs were never heard on the radio. And my music collection ranges about 50 years.
Problem is that I actually like most of the music from the last 50 years....it all started getting iffy in the early 80's. But nowadays, people seem to not get enough of it. Get rid of the electronic keyboards and a lot of it may sound kind of good... I must say, there is a lot of "new music" from old bands out now, but you'd never know it unless you're pro-active. Maybe I'm just an old fart and rely on radio too much instead of that Internet. I use that for TB and porn 99% of the time...
Wow. THIS topic doesn't come up on TB on a weekly basis... What is happening is this: the internet has fragmented the music market. Record labels don't make the kind of money they used to, so they can't afford to invest in cultivating new artists. You can't have Prince or Billy Joel making three or four poorly-selling albums so that they become hitmakers on their fourth or fifth. The labels and the radio need immediate sure-fire hits, so you get predictable canned music coming from them. However, labels and the radio no longer dominate the music scene the way they used to. The internet also means that all kinds of bands can make their music and find audiences without needing to go through the gatekeepers. They don't go up the top 40 charts, but they're out there making great music and collecting fans. I don't know what you happen to like as far as taste goes, but I hear all kinds of interesting things going on. As was predicted, you just have to look for it. Some things I've been getting into, over the last five or ten years: Even among what's more broadly "popular," I think the Black Keys and Alabama Shakes are doing good stuff.