fr though OP how are you going to talk about backing tracks and lyrics and not listen to Tool?
Hands down the best rock band of the 90's
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vs0GvGnKJ9U
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Tja6_h4lT6A
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XW0j0smt8fY
because I didn't know them
thanks for the lead
EDIT:
they're the band that's into Bill Hicks
I'm into Bill Hicks
awesome thanks again
Just to clarify, there's nothing wrong with that music. But it's the default genre for these garbage people, mostly because lots of them are young people who had their stuffty dads show them the "real music"
Except I came to all these conclusions
myself. My dad had his own musical tastes, which included some of the bands I listed, and I decided
on my own what was good and what was bad. Also,
more than half the stuff I listed on that list my dad never listens to ever, except when I force him to.
Also, my dad is stuffty because he has certain musical tastes that he tried to display to me, seeing whether or not I'd just stick to cunty pop music? Go forget yourself.
Anyone saying "most of rap is bad" or "99% of it is stuff" has a worthless opinion, because they clearly haven't actually experienced enough rap to say that. Even if rap has a greater "stuff to good" ratio (Perhaps because more young people look to rap and hip hop as a way out of poverty, than, say, country or metal) that isn't a mark against the medium itself, because anyone worth listening to that there's more quality rap than one can listen to in a lifetime, and the same can be said about most big genres like that.
This is the overlaying feedback from this post, and let me just say:
I KNOWThat's why I pointed it out:
And let me be clear, here. There are songs with rap in them that I absolutely love. Look to Gorillaz for songs with good musical choices and rap lyrics that don't touch on the same stuff over and over again. Gorillaz got me to like Snoop Dogg (granted I think everyone likes him at this point) because of his part in the intro to Plastic Beach. But these songs AREN'T rap songs. They're songs with rap in them. There is a huge loving difference. Snoop Dogg and all the other rappers Gorillaz employs contributes RHYTHMICALLY to the song. Typical rap song will have the loving dumbass rapper go off on multiple tangents (but not really) without paying real close attention to what's playing behind them. Praise Damon Albarn and the Gorillaz for not following the crowd.
You guys think that I would paint the entire genre as stuffty? I have some more artists for you:
- Joni Mitchell
- Shawn Colvin
- Sarah Jarosz
Oh look, country/folksy-ish singers! I know what it feels like to listen to a music genre that's filled with horse stuff!
You want to know some rap songs that I think are alright? Here you go:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fsmRtwVYmt8https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aqUsHmtZygghttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p0OVD0_YJnUand there's probably more that I can think of if I have enough time
I'm a music composition student. I know a lot more than the average person that there's just a good forgetton of music out there and I can't just blast an entire genre because there's always going to be something else in that genre that I haven't listened to.
That being said, rap music is loving overprocessed bird stuff
per quota.
Lil yachty and kanye are so much better than loving childish gambino its a crime to even compare them to something so basic
Lil Yachty
thinks Drake is better than Tupac and Kanye
can't even loving sing in tune.
Childish Gambino was on Community.
Take your pick.