Why does 50's music suck so bad?

Page 3 - Seeking answers? Join the AnandTech community: where nearly half-a-million members share solutions and discuss the latest tech.

HellRaiserandBeerDrinker

Senior member
Jun 3, 2002
666
0
0
<<Why does 50's music suck so bad?>>

Are you just an idiot or merely a moron?
If you were a retard you might have an excuse for such a stupid statement.
:disgust:
 

Harvey

Administrator<br>Elite Member
Oct 9, 1999
35,059
73
91
Roy Orbison, Elvis Presely and Buddy Holly to name 3 really rocked! Edited to add Carl Perkins to that list!
Them white guys were cool. My favorite Elvis period is when he was singing with the Jordanaires doing background. OTOH, doo wop is cool in its own way. You'd know if you ever sang tight harmony. When I'm singing in a good group that really I gets that blend, there's a head that's high better than anything you can imagine from booze or drugs. Same with playing in a good band. :)
Who put the bomp in the bomp-a-bomp-a-bomp?
I know who put the bomp in the bomp-a-bomp-a-bomp. I went to highschool with Jan and Dean and one of the later members of the Beach Boys. :D
 

hzl eyed grl

Super Moderator<br>Elite Member
Dec 28, 1999
13,107
67
91
You'd know if you ever sang tight harmony. When I'm singing in a good group that really I gets that blend, there's a head that's high better than anything you can imagine from booze or drugs. Same with playing in a good band.
That is a totally cool feeling. I love singing with people that I can harmonize well with. :D
 

LordMaul

Lifer
Nov 16, 2000
15,168
1
0
Originally posted by: Harvey
Roy Orbison, Elvis Presely and Buddy Holly to name 3 really rocked! Edited to add Carl Perkins to that list!
Them white guys were cool. My favorite Elvis period is when he was singing with the Jordanaires doing background. OTOH, doo wop is cool in its own way. You'd know if you ever sang tight harmony. When I'm singing in a good group that really I gets that blend, there's a head that's high better than anything you can imagine from booze or drugs. Same with playing in a good band. :)
Who put the bomp in the bomp-a-bomp-a-bomp?
I know who put the bomp in the bomp-a-bomp-a-bomp. I went to highschool with Jan and Dean and one of the later members of the Beach Boys. :D

You did? Crap, that's cool! Who, from the Beach Boys? I'm a Brian Wilson fan(mainly because I look like him. :eek:)...

BTW, 60's music was cooler than 50's. :D
 

Harvey

Administrator<br>Elite Member
Oct 9, 1999
35,059
73
91
Originally posted by: LordMaul
You did? Crap, that's cool! Who, from the Beach Boys? I'm a Brian Wilson fan(mainly because I look like him. :eek:)...
I went to highschool with Bruce Johnston, who joined the Beach Boys after Dennis died. Bruce is the guy on the left in the pic at the top of this Beach Boys site

Jan's first hit, "Baby Talk" was with another partner, Arny. Strangely enough, they called themselves, "Jan and Arny." ;) The song started with Bomp-bomp-ba-ba-bomp-bomp-bomp... That was in 1967 or 68.

Jan, Arny, Dean and another guy sang a doo wop songs, and Bruce, I, and a drummer named Sandy Nelson, who later had a hit drum record, called "Teen Beat," along with other musicians, used to play in shows backing up them and other performers.
BTW, 60's music was cooler than 50's. :D
Agreed. :D After I dropped out of law school, my serious, continuous playing started with songs by The Beatles, Buffalo Springfield, The Byrds, etc. Two weeks after the first CSNY album was released, my band was singing the "Suite Judy Blue Eyes" live on stage. That's where you really find out about getting high just singing harmonies.

I also tried skydiving... once... for the LAST time. I found out why people do it. It's for the rush. When you're live in front of an audience, you get no pitch correction, no punching in, and no second takes. You're just emotionally naked in front of everyone, and when you do it right, I can't begin to describe the high. If you blow it, you die, just like in skydiving, except that it's a spiritual death, and you live to tell about it and try again. :)
 

monsieur

Junior Member
Sep 16, 2016
2
0
1
I agree 50s music is complete garbage, same exact lyrics over and over for petes sake there is a song talking about a person losing their keys the whole time. My ears hurt so bad listening to this junk.
 

Miramonti

Lifer
Aug 26, 2000
28,653
100
106
The 50's introduced a lot of music styles that many had never heard before. It was an epic decade for music.
 

MongGrel

Lifer
Dec 3, 2013
38,466
3,067
121
I agree 50s music is complete garbage, same exact lyrics over and over for petes sake there is a song talking about a person losing their keys the whole time. My ears hurt so bad listening to this junk.

Pretty poor necro for a first post...

The first post in your trash talking :p
 

JulesMaximus

No Lifer
Jul 3, 2003
74,584
985
126
I agree 50s music is complete garbage, same exact lyrics over and over for petes sake there is a song talking about a person losing their keys the whole time. My ears hurt so bad listening to this junk.

You bumped a 14 year old thread to post that?