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Musical Guilty Pleasures
Aug 13 2009, 12:57 pm
By: Hug A Zergling
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Oct 2 2009, 11:54 pm Norm Post #41



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I like some of 3OH!3's songs :\ I've only told a couple of people.

Tell those couple of people that you were just kidding, and delete your post.



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Oct 3 2009, 12:01 am ClansAreForGays Post #42



lol




Oct 3 2009, 6:22 am DavidJCobb Post #43



I usually listen to Disturbed, Muse, and Coldplay. I have an album from Lifehouse and one from Linkin Park, but I haven't listened to either very much recently. I have various assorted songs from random bands: Kid Cudi - Day 'N Nite; Flobots - Handlebars; Saliva - Always; The Lonely Island - Like A Boss; etc..

Now, I don't necessarily listen to the song much (as I don't have it), but that one song that Taylor Swift recently won a video award for... That's been stuck in my head lately. It's not that bad of a song, either, though it differs markedly from my usual musical tastes. Makes me wonder why I (seem to?) enjoy it, but meh.



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Oct 3 2009, 7:00 am ToA Post #44

Que Sera, Sera.

man if you guys were born in the 50/60's you'd hate life.




Oct 3 2009, 5:58 pm Norm Post #45



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man if you guys were born in the 50/60's you'd hate life.

Probably, Music didn't get good until ~1968.



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Oct 3 2009, 7:00 pm Riney Post #46

Thigh high affectionado

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man if you guys were born in the 50/60's you'd hate life.

Probably, Music didn't get good until ~1968.

More people need to make music that sounded like some of the greats from them. Its a pity that all we get is these new groups that are all pissy and silly.



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Oct 3 2009, 8:05 pm Hug A Zergling Post #47



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man if you guys were born in the 50/60's you'd hate life.

Probably, Music didn't get good until ~1968.
Right, because we're living in the glory years of music right now.



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Oct 3 2009, 8:16 pm Norm Post #48



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man if you guys were born in the 50/60's you'd hate life.

Probably, Music didn't get good until ~1968.
Right, because we're living in the glory years of music right now.

We are...

Think about it, we have all the great metal from the 70's-90's, and a decade with quite a bit of new great metal.



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Oct 4 2009, 12:20 am Excalibur Post #49

The sword and the faith

Music didn't get good until the late 90s and above.

You're free to baww about how earlier music was good, as I laugh at you.




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Oct 4 2009, 12:30 am Norm Post #50



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Music didn't get good until the late 90s and above.

You're free to baww about how earlier music was good, as I laugh at you.

........................ HAHAHAHAHAHA



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Oct 4 2009, 2:20 am Hug A Zergling Post #51



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man if you guys were born in the 50/60's you'd hate life.

Probably, Music didn't get good until ~1968.
Right, because we're living in the glory years of music right now.

We are...

Think about it, we have all the great metal from the 70's-90's, and a decade with quite a bit of new great metal.

Yes, but music now sucks. I can honestly say I did not enjoy one song that was made in 2009.


But I guess if you skip this year, we have pretty good music in that timeframe. But saying "Music didn't get good until 1968" is just insulting. Not as insulting as what Ex said, mind you.



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Oct 4 2009, 2:31 am Norm Post #52



WHAT!? there are a ton of good albums that came out this year.

Cosmogenesis, Profugus Mortis, Blood Oath, Darkest Day, Skyforger, Lullabies for the Dormant Mind, Engineering the Rule, Here waits thy doom, and lots more.



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Oct 4 2009, 1:54 pm marxel Post #53



I listen to a lot of Brand New and Taking Back Sunday; my guilty pleasure would probably be Taylor Swift. :lol:



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Oct 6 2009, 8:20 pm MadZombie Post #54



Thanks david, I forgot.

Lifehouse.

They seem so... I don't know. I guess it's because a lot of their songs are love songs. I have personal have an emotional attachment to "Fool" by Lifehouse. It means a lot to me.

Fu guys. D:



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