Why the fuck were the early 2000s so terribly bad for music? What happened?
Why the fuck were the early 2000s so terribly bad for music? What happened?
Jacob Green
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Hudson Martinez
They werent.
Isaac Perry
i blame 9/11
Leo Cooper
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Jayden Morgan
You probably think today's music is good.
Landon Collins
This is pretty spot on, within the context of popular music
> "today's music"
> implying there aren't any good artists anymore
> not listening to music unavailable in the pop microcosm
Ethan Evans
Yes, for killing the momentum of decent music like nu metal and giving rise to sensitive indie horsehit like the Strokes
Brandon Scott
muh Nu Metal tho
Colton Martinez
literally a modern classic
Charles Howard
wut? the period of bad music starts in 2005 and ends in 2011
Jason Thompson
Why?
Gabriel Walker
>the period of bad music starts in 2005 and never ends
agreed
Cameron Collins
What, in that period happened magical things that might never ever happen again. Its like a portal opened.
Chase Jones
bon iver - for emma, forever ago
janelle monae - archandroid
erykah badu - new amerykah pt.1
james blake first 3 projects
graduation and 808s and heartbreak
Brayden Jackson
2000s was a great decade for electronic
Jason Scott
There wasn't anything wrong with the early 2000s, you're just not looking hard enough
Bentley Davis
Nu-metal would have died around 2005 anyways, 9/11 just sped it up.
People were getting tired of it around that time.
Korn's Untouchables in 2002 was the last decent nu-metal album.
Brandon Sanchez
nu metal was better than trustfund indieh muh postpunk revival, which is amongst the most derivative and dull music ever devised
Nolan Foster
>2000 is literally the year kid a and lysf came out
Luke Ward
muh white dudes with guitars amirite?
Levi Ross
no, it's 1999-2008
Christian Harris
Boy In Da Corner, one of the greatest albums of all time was released in 2003.