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20 sats \ 13 replies \ @nemo 17 Sep 2023 \ parent \ on: Stacker Saloon
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I must expand my horizons. I'm still mired in the early 1970s with a few exceptions.
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Nothing wrong with that lol!
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I second that. 70s were good times
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Of course I agree. The problem is I will make snap judgments about music instantly. Like, I have an aversion to anything that I feel is overproduced, which basically means music that could not be recreated live by say a 5 member band.
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Over produced is an interesting term.. I dislike music mass produced, maybe which is sterile or chemical (perhaps even ‘fiat’).
Would you describe ‘Bohemian Rhapsody’ as over produced? I think it’s an amazing song and very innovative and strange and complex. And almost impossible to perform all of it live in it’s day.
I always tend to think if it’s not able to be performed live then its not worthy.
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Perfect example! I was not a huge Queen fan, but that song transcended my narrow rules. There are other exceptions too.
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Queen in their heyday were pretty amazing. But so was Bowie, Pink Floyd and Black Sabbath etc. some great bands to choose from - I sometimes feel like they all have a ‘best before’ and ‘rubbish after’ date though.
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I would put Pink Floyd at the top of the heap in most "best of" categories. I like Black Sabbath, but I don't see them in the same league. Bowie: I originally wasn't crazy about his music. It was probably my prejudice against the whole androgyny thing. Same with Queen. It probably prevented me from appreciating them as much. I have grown to really respect Bowie over the years.
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Well I must admit my top band has to be The Doors. The only band I never ‘got’ was Led Zeppelin…