In the last 70 years, with the development of technology and the manufacture of various musical instruments, we have witnessed the huge influx of many people into the field of music. These people, who were and are mostly illiterate, have gradually or sometimes suddenly changed the world of music. Before the arrival of these people, music was on its way to progress, but with the sudden changes that took place, music went out of its way of development and entered meaningless spaces.

One of the results of these changes was the emergence of mostly very poor genres and indefensible structures. Almost all of the seemingly modern forms of music have been created as a result of these undesirable changes. Species in which there is no trace of the composer's deep thought and work.

In the last few decades, people have stopped learning music deeply, focusing on very cheap structures, and the result is what has shaped our current culture. In this messy situation, the goal is no longer to make magnificent music, but to reproduce the very weak genres that reach the audiences in different ways.

Neither the composer nor the listener makes any effort to improve the level of music. Music makers immerse themselves artificially in the process of production. These perceptions affect their thoughts in such a way that even at times they consider playing around with musical instruments to be equal to creating praiseworthy works.

Thanks for your patience in reading this passage. If you have sth to add, please do it.

 

No one, nothing to add?

 

Hi Foster, provoking-style troll. Didn't you say you wouldn't come back again?

 

The development of music stopped with Meshuggah's release Nothing in 2002. After that there has been absolutely no development. New musicians are all complete shit.

 

The same holds true for public discourse, especially internet forums.

 

Imagine no one would have posted anything. Imagine this three threads in a row.


The sharpest form of criticism is ignorance.

 

What I said before wasn't a joke. The op @Nought , years and bans ago first know as Foster, is a proving-style troll.
He doesn't directly insult but he provokes arguments with thread openings like this saying polemic shit.
Before being banned has done other things in the past like bullying sensitive users among other goodies.

Good luck with that, seriously.

 

Oh I've heard the stories!

 

Time to "enjoy" the real thing, the legend. Or rather suffer it...

 

What meritorious comments! I bow to these comments.

 

it's true there is a lot of shit out there.

there are a lot of people who hobby music...(me too)
and this is great.

I'd do a j. beiber fake group to make money now...if I could.

 

Luckily there have always been illiterates doing music, this is called popular music, and it can perfectly cohabit with more - supposed to be - intellectual music.
Opposing one part of the art to the other, specially denigrating one, is simply a nonsense, and most of the time it comes from persons that have serious difficulty to build their own personality.

This debate is totally empty of artistic sense / sensitivity.

 

yeah they locked up Drakeo and Kodak and now we're screwed

 

This is good music. I aspire to be like this guy. What a composer and performer.

 

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I did his hair and wardrobe. His dancing was courtesy of a large amount of cocaine.

 

This is almost the exact specific continual topic Foster used to bring up, only worded differently, again.

This is a "Foster" response if I ever saw one. So Fost Meister, what gives bro? Speaking of this debate, you gonna share some more 1 finger Casio Chord Compositions with us any time soon?

 

He must have employed a sub-editor because his sentence structure has improved although the bright pink bold type just screams "it's me, Foster!!!!"

 

My oldest friend is the guitarist in this band. He is literate. Really.

Can we close the thread now!

 

This man has a clear case of casio fever (an endemic 80s affliction) - always a danger if there's more than three casio keyboards in one place i believe.

I can't guess what your friend reads but it's clear him & his merry men are well up for a creamy Lou Reed mashup on a saturday night.

EDIT: 2' 00" - "...and I have a safe-word: 'Howard Stern, Howard Stern'..." gifted me a full-strength lol - many thanks for that @Lois!

 

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