Plenty of talented musicians still. Maybe not in the top-40 tho. But still can’t imagine myself intentionally listening

Report problem with this ad

May 22, 2022
8:13:02am

scootsy ))<>((

to country. I'm not that big of a masochist.

Report problem with this ad

scootsy

Bio page: scootsy
Joined: Aug 5, 2013
Last login: May 7, 2024
Total posts: 30,523 (3,350 FO)

Report problem with this ad

Messages

Author

Time

Did technology ruin music?

Squirt

5/22/22 8:03am

Yes, as I understand it, it was video.

Florida Man

5/22/22 8:04am

Video killed radio.

byujacob

5/22/22 8:04am

Music died on Feb 3, 1959. Since then we’ve only listened to its zombie.

Blue Print

5/22/22 8:08am

Plenty of talented musicians still. Maybe not in the top-40 tho. But still can’t imagine myself intentionally listening

scootsy

5/22/22 8:13am

Bring back the harpsichord

Blueto

5/22/22 8:13am

Nothing ruined music. You just got old and stayed liking the old stuff. Same as everybody else.

TCuz

5/22/22 8:14am

Not true in my case. I am constantly discovering new (to me) music.

ReiUrso

5/22/22 9:30am

That's not what I've seen at all. Old people music would be changing if that's the case....but somehow everybody

mokelembembe

5/22/22 9:47am

<< Deleted >>

kunarcougar

5/22/22 8:20am

Was thinking about this very thing when I saw this video yesterday.

cougfanblue

5/22/22 8:27am

Old man yells at cloud

Jay Rick

5/22/22 8:44am

“Did amplification ruin the guitar?” - Some guy in 1951

CommodoreCoug

5/22/22 8:57am

RE: “Did amplification ruin the guitar?” - Some guy in 1951

kcca

5/22/22 9:19am

No. Corporate record companies did.

Jay_L

5/22/22 9:05am

Music peaked at Beethoven’s 9th.

All-American

5/22/22 9:22am

Country music is not the answer.

Icecat

5/22/22 9:51am

Chris Stapleton is not a bad answer. A few others too

OyajiCoug

5/22/22 10:02am

I don't know what ruined it... but todays music and lyrics are just awful

Posting on CougarBoard