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Old 07.11.2012, 10:13 PM   #255
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Originally Posted by Starcat
whatever Hayden... go listen to silver rocket some more and come back later

old music is cool for being old, but new bands really have perfected their formula. old garage bands were limited by their reliance on blues chords and other musical devices that were evidence of having no like-minded influencers. modern garage bands have so much history behind them, they can make much more experimental, innovative, and interesting music. sure dead elvis has an influence he's pretty devoted to, but ty segall or carbonas or heavy cream or bass drum of death have a sound that couldn't exist thirty years ago


It's art. Perfect formulas are all a matter of personal taste.

Ever listen to Taj Majal Travelers? I've let several friends who are into modern drone/experimental stuff listen to them, and all have a hard time believing these guys began in '69. Not everyone was reliant on blues or strict structures/etc. Radical stuff has always existed. Most don't dig deep enough to find it, however, because newer stuff is often time much more accessible.
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