I payed money for a Shaggy CD. Money. The shame.
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I payed money for a Shaggy CD. Money. The shame.
Bahaha. Shaggy. I love him.
I still listen to SoaD. :colbert:
I've lost respect for you.Quote:
Originally Posted by Pike
None of you guys seem to have noticed my apology on like the very next page :doublecolbert:
(SPOILER)I still think that lyric is cheesy as hell
Cheesy lyrics don't bother me. Generally I don't even care about lyrics, to the extent that I can even tolerate most of Linkin Park. Music and vocal quality are much more important to me. A major exception that I can think of (decent sounding song that I can't tolerate because of the lyrics) is Breaking Benjamin's "Diary of Jane," which is so obnoxiously inane and immature that I can't listen to it. And it used to be on the radio way too much.
Of course it is. But cheesy lyrics are part of their charm.
And I did notice your apology Pike. :thumbsup:
I hate eighties music :nonono:
@topic, I just remembered I bought CDs by New Kids on the Block and Vanilla Ice. In my defence I was like nine.
I think I bought a Creed CD at some point.
Nothing! everything I listened to then is still awesome! But that's because nothing new is any good ;)
You're a hipster for saying that.Quote:
Originally Posted by I'm my own MILFNo it's actually hipsters and people born after the year 1990 (i.e. who should be executed for being too young) who dislike 80s music because 80s music is actually the best music and that is scientific fact confirmed by MIT, Caltech, Cambridge, and recently demonstrated at CERN.Quote:
Originally Posted by Happy Noodle BoyOnly hipsters listen to it because it's "so bad that it's good, in a totally noncommercial way..." or something. They all own the first bootlegged video recordings of 80's bands and watch them on their beta-max.Quote:
Originally Posted by PikeIncorrect! 80s music is the best kind of music and only hipsters deny it!Quote:
Originally Posted by Happy Noodle Boy
I think that's the joke.
I listened to anything played on pop and alternative radio stations. Later down the line, I realized the music really wasn't all that great, I was satisfied listening to anything the minute I was able to memorize the lyrics and sing along. Some of the bands that I listened to that may not have been so great later changed their styles because the style they had originally was just a business ploy (i.e. Beastie Boyz). I'm more willing to listen to those bands now. But the groups I no longer approved of who haven't since changed their style, I don't listen to anymore. One exception being a Third Eye Blind CD I still own. Once a year, I may pull it out for whatever reason.
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