I listen to various genres of music, and I am a big fan of rock/pop from the 1950s to today.
When I turn in the radio to hear new pop/rock songs, I often hear “monotonous” verses with minimal melody repeated again and again (4x) then the chorus not quite matching the music of the verses. The artist seems to try using a good voice trying to make the song sound good but these songs seem to lack a good “melody”. Anybody else notice this?
Also, because pop/rock music is well established, is it more difficult nowadays to create new good melodies - are artists running out of creative ideas? This thought has often crossed my mind whenever I hear another song remake.
Wilco has enjoyed greater success, but I prefer Son Volt.
Thank you for that. This has been a long standing debate between a small group of friends. I'm squarely on the side of Son Volt. All of the others prefer Wilco.
BTW, I'm holding tickets to see Son Volt next month at The Ludlow Garage. First time. Also have tickets to see Shovels and Rope again. Great Americana duo, and one of the best live shows I've seen in the last several years.
%90 of modern music is tripe, %90 rap-Ish garbage, plus singers can’t hold a. Note,..One at all, they use the computer,Mauro tune, etc.
50’s-early 90s’ most vocalists actually sang....and could do so with natural voice and great range. 2000 til now, music is trash, all garbage. Few exceptions of course, most is trash
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