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Mar 27 2008, 01:02 PM
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I posted this in another topic but I was thinking that it deserves a topic:
It always happen that there are bands that sound similar. I remember when grunge was the most popular style we had lots of bands with the same sound. I really enjoy some of the copies... for example I like Stone Temple Pilots and Silverchair's first album. However Nirvana, Soundgarden and Pearl Jam weren't guilty of the lots of copies. Many people said that all the grunge bands sound the same and that it was shxxt because ot if. Do the copies destroy a style? . -------------------- My lessons
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Mar 27 2008, 02:51 PM
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QUOTE (skipdaflip @ Mar 27 2008, 09:12 AM)  I don't mind when someone produce some same kind of music. It's fun to hear wich band inspired the band you just bought or heared. I just added the latest album of Dream Theater - Chaos Theorie to my collection. One song on this album is just like a Muse song. They also use the same keyboard sound Muse used. Some other songs of them remind me to other bands either. They're not Gods that created all the music them selves. They also need to be inspired and they also learn from other bands too. The same as us here. And do the copies destroy a style? No way... I loved Nirvana and bought all their albums and bootlegs (I had about 60 cd's of Nirvana at the time). I loved Silverchair, but didn't like Bush. I think Soundgarden had a different sound to me at that time. So it didn't matter to me then. I agree with you. I also enjoy trying to find the influences when I hear a band. Dream Theater always uses different influences in a very clever way. Othere example: The first guitar and bass riffs of the song Home from the album Metropolis Part 2 is very similar toa song from the band TOOL. -------------------- My lessons
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Mar 27 2008, 08:23 PM
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QUOTE (The Uncreator @ Mar 27 2008, 11:13 AM) To me honestly it doesnt matter, You will always have eltists who have to have such a strict definition of music is in order for them to enjoy it. I say, sit back, relax, and enjoy. If you like it, love it, or whatever, Who cares eh?  Well said! -------------------- My lessons
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I agreeeeeee!
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Mar 27 2008, 11:40 PM
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QUOTE (Maximus @ Mar 27 2008, 07:01 PM) I think my love for the New Kids on the Block grew deeper after n-Sync, Backstreet Boys and 98Degrees came along. Their musical mastery gives me tingles.....or was that nausea!!!!  sometimes the pass of time makes us discover that things wasn't as bad as we thought...
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The 5 main grunge bands were Nirvana, Soundgarden, Pearl Jam, Mudhoney and Alice In Chains. These were inspired by bands like Sonic Youth, Melvins and the The Pixies and bands that were in the grunge bracket include Tad, Mother Love Bone, Green River, Temple of the Dog, Mad Season etc and then you have the modern day copies like Nickleback and Puddle of Mudd who claim to be grunge but they really aren't. Grunge was all about not following a standard. If you wanted to wear scrappy clothes and be famous you could. They didn't change their image to be big. They just wrote music that was astounding in quality. And it all started with Mudhoney's Touch Me I'm Sick. You can't beat grunge in my opinion and PearlJam are still going strong and STP have reformed for gigs so it is all good 
 
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