Is he /ourguy/?
Roger looks really good for 70. Dude's buff.
>“The sadness for me is that rock has reached a dead end... the only people saying things that matter are the rappers and most pop is meaningless and forgettable.” Daltrey added, “You watch these people and you can’t remember a bloody thing.”
But pop was never good. You think back in The Who's prime that the Carpenters had any more substance than pop of today?
No, but pop music had some good musicians back in the 60s and 70s. Now, there is probably only a handful
>rock is dead
Go to post-rock such as GSYBE
>hip hop is dead
Go to post-hip hop genres like Vaporwave or noise pop
>Classical music is dead
Go back to older classical music
/thread
And no, Grimes is not among them.
>Now, there is probably only a handful
Wrong
"In my original review, I gave Who's Next an A-, but years later, in my 'Consumer Guide to Albums of the '70s', I downgraded it slightly. This was after seeing how the band's later career unfolded and for a while, I almost came to despise The Who. It wasn't so obvious in 1971, but all the signs were there on that album such as the synthesizer noodling, long-winded song structures, and Roger Daltrey's histrionic vocals. I still maintain that The Who Sell Out was their one truly great album."
What nonsense is he spouting? Rap is pop music
well the carpenters did have 10/10 songs
the carpenters are fucking great