I always thought they were the same person... LOL
I thought the Nirvana steeling issue was debunked ?
I thought the Nirvana steeling issue was debunked ?
Classic rock music!
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me too. michael jackson made then same album over and over again. once the guys who jackson paid off to write his songs and give him credit stopped doing that after dangerous he had 2 albums of new material in the last 15 years of his life
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I like a few MJ songs. I personally wouldn't plan on sitting through a whole album though. I mean the guy is an inspiration but his song writing is just... Well... Kind of lame for the most part.
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Ya know, I think you nailed it when you said Nickleback. As far as rock radio goes they have been consistantly on the charts compared to any other band I can currently think of. I'm totally clueless as to whats been going on in pop radio, maybe a few of those female vocalists or rap people.
If I had to say most popular music in the 00s,I would say some rappers like 50 Cent,Eminem,Jay-Z,Kanye West,and Lil Wayne would be the most popular.
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alot better then Heart... about the only thing I liked of Heart and it was their most commercial imo was their S/T album.................................................
If Heart was blah, wheres that leave Nirvana
I would say Zep was outright guilty of it (and it wasn't "borrowing") with Babe I'm Going to Leave You, Dazed/Confused, as well as lyrical content on Whole Lotta Love, Boogie with Stu, Lemon Song etc.. Don't get me wrong, I love Zep but not all of their early stuff was original.
You know about the 2000's about as much as I do except that I admit it and don't name a band like you...
I'm totally ignorant of the 2000's because other then Metal I really don't like any so call rock bands of the 2000's except U2...
Dude, seriously that wasn't funny. And I'm not saying that because you are trying to insult me. You just aren't funny at all whether I'm your target or someone else is.Britney Spears or one of those boy bands UFMH auditioned for but didnt get the part because he had a squeaky little bitch voice and got the lyrics to the songs wrong... EVERYTIME
Your like a hemorroid who I strangle to cut the blood circulation so you will wither and die but too much air is stuck in your head so you still breathe...
We'll according to Wiki , and they didn't show a list, Nickleback was ranked 11th of best selling acts of 2000's and 2nd for foreign act in the U.S. behind the Beatles...
Probably right. Ain't it sad about the state of rock music in the 2000's?
I think music taste has diversified more and "rock" is not the primary popular music with more and more young people listening to rap and country.
I think rock has been alright in this decade but it is also more diluted with bands and increasingly harder to be origional
Not sure what you are saying here ? Sounds like it doesnt apply to what I said about rock radio but more the diversified listening interests at this time.
But this is a opinion where as before you said Heart WAS blah which implys a fact that has no bearing on the truth
Dixon was credited on ST but few were later. What was origional was they way they did the music, like Bring it on Home for example. Begins as the origional song but goes into something unrelated musically, they did take full credit for songs they did this with which was not right. But as I said this failure to credit old blues artists was common since RnR's inception and I believe it was more in the hands of record labels, managers and promoters. I believe they had a few different "reasons" for doing this but all evolved around promotion.
Why the little tantrum ? Are you denying that Nickleback did not have a good career the past years ?
Wasnt intended to be funny.
Your efforts fail here due to the weak grip of a drama queen.
I think rock has been alright in this decade but it is also more diluted with bands and increasingly harder to be origional
Not sure what you are saying here ? Sounds like it doesnt apply to what I said about rock radio but more the diversified listening interests at this time.
But this is a opinion where as before you said Heart WAS blah which implys a fact that has no bearing on the truth
Dixon was credited on ST but few were later. What was origional was they way they did the music, like Bring it on Home for example. Begins as the origional song but goes into something unrelated musically, they did take full credit for songs they did this with which was not right. But as I said this failure to credit old blues artists was common since RnR's inception and I believe it was more in the hands of record labels, managers and promoters. I believe they had a few different "reasons" for doing this but all evolved around promotion.
Why the little tantrum ? Are you denying that Nickleback did not have a good career the past years ?
Wasnt intended to be funny.
Your efforts fail here due to the weak grip of a drama queen.
It is sad.This decade will be know more for pop and rap over rock.
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i was just looking at tour sales and album sales. i do like u2 and the foo fighters but nickelback is horrid
Rap yes, country i wouldn't say it was. I think older crowd listened to it more then younger. (older: 30 yrs +). But you are correct about rock not being the primary popular music. Just watch MTV to see that.
Of course it applies since popular radio and album sales usually go hand in hand.
Never said it was not an opinion or that it was a fact. Obviously it's an opinion.
They should give the credit if they use word for word or note for note. Even if it's only a small segment of a song. As it being by the labels, managers and promoters, I think Page didn't deny what he did. He only tried to get away with it:
"In an interview he gave to Guitar World magazine in 1993, Page commented on the band's use of classic blues songs:
[A]s far as my end of it goes, I always tried to bring something fresh to anything that I used. I always made sure to come up with some variation. In fact, I think in most cases, you would never know what the original source could be. Maybe not in every case -- but in most cases. So most of the comparisons rest on the lyrics. And Robert was supposed to change the lyrics, and he didn't always do that -- which is what brought on most of the grief. They couldn't get us on the guitar parts of the music, but they nailed us on the lyrics. We did, however, take some liberties, I must say [laughs]. But never mind; we did try to do the right thing"
Right thing? Only when they were getting sued.
Nope, never denied it. I did say they were the 11th best selling group of the 90's.
Obviously if you were laughing at it then you were. Failed. :Smug:
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