SNL last night
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SNL last night
Snow Patrol on Saturday Night Live - 4003 JG LH.
Snow patrol. How do these one dimensional bands make it? 3 chords over and over again with a quarter note feel along with limited vocal abilities and no lyrics, excuse me, the same LYRIC repeated 5,000 times. I don't get it.
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Oh yeah, forgot to mention that the 4003JG sounded like a tinny guitar. NO bottom end, no depth, and the tone IMO was a disgrace to the versatile sound a Rick bass is capable of. I'm just mouthing off BTW because I guess I will never get beyond the music of the 60's and 70's.
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I think they've written some great songs. Check out Run, which I think is a beautiful song.
The thing I don't get is that people often think the only good music is from a certain era (usually the one they grew up in - I believe that's called nostalgia). There has always been music I like and music I don't. I love the Beatles and the Who, Yes and Genesis, Abba and the Stranglers, the Red Hot Chili Peppers and RATM. They're all utterly different and all from different eras. Sure I'll take Yes over Simply Red or Westlife anyday, but I'll take the Chilis and RATM over most 60s and 70s bands. BTW, there was also some great music being made waaaaay before the 60s too. Duke Ellington, Basie, and going back just a bit further, Bach, Mozart and Beethoven, to name just a few. Remember, just because we don't like something personally it doesn't mean it has no worth.
The thing I don't get is that people often think the only good music is from a certain era (usually the one they grew up in - I believe that's called nostalgia). There has always been music I like and music I don't. I love the Beatles and the Who, Yes and Genesis, Abba and the Stranglers, the Red Hot Chili Peppers and RATM. They're all utterly different and all from different eras. Sure I'll take Yes over Simply Red or Westlife anyday, but I'll take the Chilis and RATM over most 60s and 70s bands. BTW, there was also some great music being made waaaaay before the 60s too. Duke Ellington, Basie, and going back just a bit further, Bach, Mozart and Beethoven, to name just a few. Remember, just because we don't like something personally it doesn't mean it has no worth.
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nogE0KdG5M8
I've heard worse.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8vSWGNqI-sI,
Not much of a melody; at least not one that I'd whistle to myself.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9Qen3Xovtfc,
Do they do anything upbeat that you can dance to? I've never heard of these guys, and I missed the SNL broadcast. I'm not saying they're bad just a bit undistinguished, I guess is an accurate description.
JimK
I've heard worse.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8vSWGNqI-sI,
Not much of a melody; at least not one that I'd whistle to myself.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9Qen3Xovtfc,
Do they do anything upbeat that you can dance to? I've never heard of these guys, and I missed the SNL broadcast. I'm not saying they're bad just a bit undistinguished, I guess is an accurate description.
JimK
