Author Topic: why does anyone like slow ass rock music  (Read 1737 times)

would in the air tonight be considered slow rock

would in the air tonight be considered slow rock
It's rock and it's is set to a slow tempo so yes indeed

if you hate on slow rock you're hating on phil collins and you aren't allowed to hate on phil collins

obligatory why does anybody like x genre of music / x genre of music sucks / listen to real music not x genre

Art has different values to different people and no art form is objectively better / worse than another. It's purely preference, so asking why anybody likes an art form is like asking why humans breathe. it's a waste of your time and everyone elses.
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drone metal's a thing


do you consider pink floyd slow rock music? they're probably one of the most influential bands of the rock and roll era.

That's just plain poppyrooster.
oldies but goodies

if you hate on slow rock you're hating on phil collins and you aren't allowed to hate on phil collins
phil collins is 100% legit terrible

@op what music do you like and what don't you like. use examples.

because fast rock sucks

Well, it's all personal preference really. I'm a huge metal fan and love the really fast stuff Thrash, Speed, Death metal you name it but I also dig the slow stuff too. stuff ever heard of the 80's neoclassical shred guys? Paul Gilbert, Yngwie Malmsteen, Jason Becker, etc if you're ever looking for loving speed and musicality check those dudes out man you won't be disappointed. If you don't like the slow stuff which is understandable just listen to the fast stuff. Also if you're ever looking for stuff that rip your face off let me know and I'll provide you with some good stuff.

phil collins is 100% legit terrible
on behalf of the opinion council i demand nonnels opinion license perminentally suspended

on behalf of the opinion council i demand nonnels opinion license perminentally suspended
go cum in the air