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Originally posted by: americangigolo
Yeah it is getting old.

My girlfriend and her friend love it though, and that Milkshake song, and all that other garbage. But they like dancing and crap like that so they like to dance to the songs. I don't think they like them for their intelligent lyrical content.
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I guess that's one good thing you can say about these songs.

It gets the ho's on the dance floor.

- M4H
 
Originally posted by: MercenaryForHire
Originally posted by: americangigolo
Yeah it is getting old.

My girlfriend and her friend love it though, and that Milkshake song, and all that other garbage. But they like dancing and crap like that so they like to dance to the songs. I don't think they like them for their intelligent lyrical content.
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I guess that's one good thing you can say about these songs.

It gets the ho's on the dance floor.

- M4H
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Yup... it's just dance music.
 
"None of those groups have had a "single" in the past 15 years (that's a rather generous estimate). Radio and the music industry has changed immensly since any of those groups put out a single. Just because you can judge some groups from the 60's 70's and 80's based on their singles doesn't mean you can do that today."

That's because what passes for 'music' today is CRAP! You certainly can't compare the two! Yesterdays singles are todays classics. Today's singles should be thrown on the trash heap of history, before we have to be subjected to it even once. God knows nobody will be listening to the singles of these worthless groups in the future, let alone the balance of their noise!
 
I'm not tired of it yet but the odds are I will be soon. There are only a few songs that I can listen to every day a dozen times a day and still not get tired of them but I the jury remains out on this one. I AM sick of 50 Cent, however and the whole Bad Boy crap factory. I know there are others but I can't think of them at the moment.
 
Originally posted by: Ornery
"None of those groups have had a "single" in the past 15 years (that's a rather generous estimate). Radio and the music industry has changed immensly since any of those groups put out a single. Just because you can judge some groups from the 60's 70's and 80's based on their singles doesn't mean you can do that today."

That's because what passes for 'music' today is CRAP! You certainly can't compare the two! Yesterdays singles are todays classics. Today's singles should be thrown on the trash heap of history, before we have to be subjected to it even once. God knows nobody will be listening to the singles of these worthless groups in the future, let alone the balance of their noise!
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Here's your logic:

You can judge old music based on its singles, so
you should be able to judge new music on its singles, and
judging new music on its singles,
you find that you hate it

all I'm saying is that you should expand yourself before you say unequivocally that music today sucks because you don't like singles on the radio. Download or buy a few songs I (and others) have recommended and then tell me that it's crap. I couldn't agree more that most of the stuff on the radio is crap but that hardly means all music today is crap as well.
 
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