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We are the world!!
YouTube - we are the world
enjoy guys. Feel free to post any other songs with a message.
The only rule is that the song must be early 60s, 70s, 80s, and early 90s.
Current music carries no meaning. Plus the current artist out there are pretty mediocre.
I prefer something a bit more secular, a bit less sappy. Also the British do it better.
I think you're very wrong there, it all depends on what kind of music you listen to...Quote:
Originally Posted by nozkits
My fave song is Where is the love, by the Black Eyed Peas (feat. Justin Timberlake), it's awesome, and definitely has a message. Of course there are many other great songs, but I can't really think of any right now...
I'll see y'all at the Crossroads...
That song is old, and that is the song that signaled to the world that BLack Eyed Peas sold out. I'm from altanta man. I know this!!Quote:
Originally Posted by TimsterI think you're very wrong there, it all depends on what kind of music you listen to...Quote:
Originally Posted by nozkits
My fave song is Where is the love, by the Black Eyed Peas (feat. Justin Timberlake), it's awesome, and definitely has a message. Of course there are many other great songs, but I can't really think of any right now...
You gotta love Bob Dylan and once 2009 hits he would've been performing as a musician for 50 years!!!!!!!!!!
YouTube - Bob Dylan - Like A Rolling Stone (From Unreleased Hard Rain)
http://img112.imageshack.us/img112/9447/altantaoe8.jpgQuote:
Originally Posted by nozkits
What's so messageless about StabiloBoss?
Lupe Fiasco doesn't make meaningless or mediocre songs :p. Can't pick a favorite out of these:Quote:
Current music carries no meaning. Plus the current artist out there are pretty mediocre.
Fighters
Kick Push
Intruder Alert
Little Weapon
The Coolest
(Is it ok to post songs with language?)
It doesn't matter whether the song is old or not (I just mentioned it because I like it and think it has a good message), my point was that current music can have meaning as well, why would only songs from the early 60s ,70s, 80s, and 90s be able to have a meaning? More importantly I think that almost every song has a message, just that they each have different messages. You've got your love songs with their messages and you got the ones about the world with their message and ones about racism and they have yet another message and so on, so almost every song has it's message, no matter what time it's from.Quote:
Originally Posted by nozkitsThat song is old, and that is the song that signaled to the world that BLack Eyed Peas sold out. I'm from altanta man. I know this!!Quote:
Originally Posted by TimsterI think you're very wrong there, it all depends on what kind of music you listen to...Quote:
Originally Posted by nozkits
My fave song is Where is the love, by the Black Eyed Peas (feat. Justin Timberlake), it's awesome, and definitely has a message. Of course there are many other great songs, but I can't really think of any right now...
You gotta love Bob Dylan and once 2009 hits he would've been performing as a musician for 50 years!!!!!!!!!!
YouTube - Bob Dylan - Like A Rolling Stone (From Unreleased Hard Rain)
The point I am making is that these older songs were more apart of the mainstream. Good music today is a rare find, and you do have to go out of your way to look. Lupe Fiasco isn't on the radio. Has so many songs, but people only know what he releases in his pv's.Quote:
Originally Posted by TimsterIt doesn't matter whether the song is old or not (I just mentioned it because I like it and think it has a good message), my point was that current music can have meaning as well, why would only songs from the early 60s ,70s, 80s, and 90s be able to have a meaning? More importantly I think that almost every song has a message, just that they each have different messages. You've got your love songs with their messages and you got the ones about the world with their message and ones about racism and they have yet another message and so on, so almost every song has it's message, no matter what time it's from.Quote:
Originally Posted by nozkitsThat song is old, and that is the song that signaled to the world that BLack Eyed Peas sold out. I'm from altanta man. I know this!!Quote:
Originally Posted by TimsterI think you're very wrong there, it all depends on what kind of music you listen to...Quote:
Originally Posted by nozkits
My fave song is Where is the love, by the Black Eyed Peas (feat. Justin Timberlake), it's awesome, and definitely has a message. Of course there are many other great songs, but I can't really think of any right now...
You gotta love Bob Dylan and once 2009 hits he would've been performing as a musician for 50 years!!!!!!!!!!
YouTube - Bob Dylan - Like A Rolling Stone (From Unreleased Hard Rain)
Calm down man, and stop trying to be confrontational. It's a bit annoying.
Too true, they have never been good since.Quote:
Originally Posted by nozkits
I love songs with messages, and most of them do have them. Most of them. But to be honest, a song doesnt HAVE to have a message, it can just be catchy, fun or entertaining.
That's what's wrong with this decade. People really just stop caring about others, and each other. Especially my generation. (gen y).Quote:
Originally Posted by Croyles
We really don't rally behind a cause as much as the previous ones have. WE don't even have any musicians at the caliber of the ones from previous decades.
What happens when you unknowingly dedicate a song to the IRA in Antrim, Northern Ireland in 1988, and your words not only start a riot, but also get you so many death threats that you have to travel the rest of the tour in a "bulletproof bus"?
You get a song such as Holy Wars!
Also, our politicians are nothing more than bull:skull::skull::skull::skull: artists, hence the need for a song such as Symphony Of Destruction!
A song with a meaning? That song about American and the stuff in it, also Pies.
Come on man thats all bs that the newer generation people "really just stop caring about others", or even that the music is less meaningfull, just dont look in the charts. And come on, 'we are the world' isnt exactly a song with a whole lot of meaning in it. It has a sentiment, which is just "lets all be happy, lets end all world hunger and poverty and pink bunny rabbits will lick your ears" or something like that.