DUSTIN'S 80S METAL PARADISE CITY

Music Of The 70's & 80's

Posted by: 80smetalguy, 1:09 PM GMT on February 10, 2008

Often referred to as cheesy ect...But take a serious look at music today.rock replaced with rap guitars replaced with drum machines guns n roses replaced by 50 cent.Its said that history repeats itself the reason that most of the rock bands of the 1970's & 1980's faded out was due to all of the generic versions copying each others looks and sounds and at this point i see the exact same thing happening with rap.And don't misunderstand what i'm saying i'm not putting down rap at all just all the remakes remixes...I feel there is no originality left in the music industry today that the bands of the 50's 60's 70's 80's and early 90's made huge impacts on millions of fans while rap artists can sell millions of records off a song from the 80's ect...that kids today refuse to listen to simply because its"old"and i feel that if they truly liked the rap artist they listen to they would look into the song that inspired him or her to make again.So to sum it all up we should not throw away music of the past but cherish it no matter what decade or genre.

RATT

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1. charlesimages 1:11 PM GMT on February 10, 2008
1STIST!! Couldn't have said it better Bro.. WELCOME TO WU!! Member Since: May 25, 2006 Posts: 344 Comments: 29244

2. MNTornado 1:45 PM GMT on February 10, 2008
Good morning, it's a lovely warm summer day here in the land of 12,000 ice ponds Member Since: July 1, 2005 Posts: 139 Comments: 19079

3. jimmiek 7:02 PM GMT on February 10, 2008
I think life is interesting on the edges - this is especially true in music. If we take the dubious notion that Nirvana was a tremendously influential band (I think a case can be made) and follow the influences back - their most obvious influence were the Pixies, whose most obvious influence was Husker Du. Both were great, great bands, but never made much headway. The 80's bugged me - I was in college then and the only thing that was popular was synthesizers. But I listened to a lot of post-punk like the Minutemen, the Replacements, the Dream Syndicate, Husker Du, etcetc. Great music whose echoes you kind of hear today, still. Member Since: July 6, 2005 Posts: 52 Comments: 1016

4. 80smetalguy 2:11 PM GMT on February 11, 2008
thank you for your time and consideration to read my thoughts your opinions matter to me

5. MartyChaplinsgirl 10:17 PM GMT on April 08, 2008
Whooo Hoooo gotta love that 80's music it is great!! Welcome to WU looking forward to more posts!

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I am Dustin..an avid Bass Player, and 80s metal enthusiast, loving the the greatest music there ever was, LET'S PARTY!!

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