Just for the laugh post up what you think are the lamest bands on the planet and why and we can all agree/disagree/rip the piss out of them!
Originally posted by Morningrise
I would say just about any rap group. I mean at least most bands out there including pop groups such as Backstreet Boys have a small amount of talent. But Rap is unoriginal (at this point) boring, talentless, ignorant, stupid. I can't stand anything that comes from rap. I hate the music, the attitude it creates, and the culture it brings out. I DO NOT hate black people, in case that is what you are thinking. But Rap is the most horrible form of music ever.
i would imagine it sucks to work at a chain music store. i can't even shop there, much less work there.Originally posted by Evisceratrix
they hired this new girl at the cd store i work in who loves rap.....
...needless to say, i dont think i am going keep this job much longer.
Originally posted by Evisceratrix
BOOTY rap....i can tolerate and even like some rap, but not BOOTY or GANGSTA rap.
like who?Originally posted by Xtokalon
and there's the kind I listened to, closely related to "party rap" and distantly related to the other forms: reflexive or wisdom rap (for the lack of a better term). This rap is pure self-reference, flauntation, quasi-philosophical and even intellectual dialect (literally rap) and exhibitions of strength in the medium of words, rhyme and percussive meter.
Originally posted by Trapped
Opeth. For sure.
I got a letter from the government
The other day
I opened and read it
It said they were suckers
They wanted me for their army or whatever
Picture me given' a damn - I said never
Originally posted by dune_666
I've had just about enough of your rap bashing! You guys are just jealous because you're not hanging out with hot rap-video girls like they are
On a more serious not, I am quite disappointed with the evolution of rap. I am one of the many board members that grew up on a steady diet of rap. I too despise the culture it has created, one of apathy and misled angst. I long for the days of the politically driven rap, like Public Enemy. There was some real conviction in their lyrics (well at least Chuck D., the other guy was random) if you could get past the "kill whitey" appearance that was often associated with them.