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
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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
Fucking hell he is such a hack
Carpenters are comfy
I don't like Grimes
Nice examples you got there
>Nice examples you got there
What do you mean? There are plenty of great musicians in pop groups.
He didn't like it that the Who stopped being just rawk and turned into overstuffed Wagnerian crap.
Pop stars in the modern sense have only existed since the 80s. There wasn't really such a thing yet in the Carpenters' time.
Wrong
Rodger the rapper?
The Who go hip-hop?
No I'm not seeing or hearing it.
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"Roger likes to say that we'll still be rocking when we're in wheelchairs, but that sure as fuck ain't me. I mean, I'm never gonna quit making music, and I may still be doing it in a wheelchair, possibly with The Who. But people need to understand that the things we write and sing about are inevitably going to change."
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He is a health nut and does take good care of himself.
we're never going to have a guy. theres nothing this board can agree on.
how is noise pop post-hip hop? noise pop is stuff like jesus and mary chain.
This is what was common knowledge 20 years ago. Now days rap is dead also. He's just proving how old and behind the times he is by saying that just now.
i mean if rap is pop then rock is too
This
The Singles 1969-1973 [A&M, 1973]
The combination of Karen Carpenter's ductile, dispassionate contralto and Richard Carpenter's meticulous studio technique is admittedly more musical than the clatter of voices and silverware in a cafeteria, but it's just as impervious to criticism. That is, the duo's success is essentially statistical: I'll tell you that I very much like "We've Only Just Begun" and detest "Sing," but those aren't so much aesthetic judgments as points on a graph. C+
mmmmuh punk rawk
Stopped reading after that opening quote.
Fucking hell, why does music have to "say important things" to be good? And it's not like the fucking Who ever said anything of real importance, much as I love them.
>And it's not like the fucking Who ever said anything of real importance
Won't Get Fooled Again is pretty sage.
Yeah, you're right. Forgot about that. That shit was poignant.
That's it though. T-t-t-talking b-bout my generation didn't blow anyone's mind.
I just find it so dull when I'm supposed to enjoy music because of its messages that I just so happen to agree with, or because it was some historic landmark. It devalues the MUSIC part of music.
>That's it though. T-t-t-talking b-bout my generation didn't blow anyone's mind
Pete was like 20 when he wrote that. He was just a dumb kid back then.
That song also explains in a nutshell why the alternative/punk movement that guys like Christgau fapped over was doomed to fail, even though it was written about the failure of the counterculture.
Quick reminder that Christgau does not know music theory or composition, has never written a song, does not play an instrument, and listens to almost nothing except pop music. All he understands are his own emotional reactions to the cliches he vaguely recognizes.