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I was listening to a bunch of mashup songs. If you delve into it you'll find stuff like Danzig and Idol singing to a Rihanna song, or Bananarama doing vocals for Rammstein. The more of the mashup songs I heard, the more I started wondering are there only so many chord progressions, are commercial song structures set in stone, is the earworm a product of familiarity?

While listening to those mashups, I thought there's no fucking way Roy Orbison's "In Dreams" could ever be mashed up..

I was listening to a bunch of mashup songs. If you delve into it you'll find stuff like Danzig and Idol singing to a Rihanna song, or Bananarama doing vocals for Rammstein. The more of the mashup songs I heard, the more I started wondering are there only so many chord progressions, are commercial song structures set in stone, is the earworm a product of familiarity? While listening to those mashups, I thought there's no fucking way Roy Orbison's "In Dreams" could ever be mashed up..

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After you've consumed enough jewish content, you begin to realize they repackage the same shit by painting it different colors. Movies, TV, radio, music, books... it's all the shit.

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Also Unreal or quake engine for video games.

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Yes but not soon enough. Or maybe sooner than I think. A lot of the roots of the best music are born from the trials and tribulations of escaping the jew.

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I am the Anticlutch My dick doesn't stick out much. You can call me m'am Cause that's what I am, A xir, zhe, and such.

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There are still young, talented musicians out there -- they are just not signing up with the major labels, because to do so is to sign your life way. Ninety percent of your earnings go to Jew middlemen. They heavily promote new bands with advertizing, but they don't pay for it -- the band pays out of its future earnings, which means they get almost nothing for their music, except when they perform live. Many talented bands decide to just skip the record industry and keep doing live shows in their own region of the country.

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Good composers write. Great composers steal.

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Now That's the jeweist thing I've read so far today!

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Maybe you should stop kiking yourself in the earholes, man up, and write a fucking poem.

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His dick was somewhat bent Had a disgusting feces scent When asked his name He felt no shame I am Theodore Kent

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You are Walt Whitman reborn

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Bill McClintock does a bunch of song mashups of YT and he definitely proves that there is nothing new under the sun when it comes to musical creativity. So many songs can be matched up with tempo, timing, chord progression and overall lyrical feel. I think I agree with you that we've hit the wall on original music. It's all so tiresome now.

Los Disturbados - "Stuparena" (a mashup of Disturbed and those old spics that did the Macarena) - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A_SaCZbENZk

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That was a great example of how the genre doesn't matter; it's all the same. Kinda depressing.

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See 4 chord song by axis of awesome

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Yeah, ln the last 20+ years l went from hard core ( cromags etc) to prog metal (Tool) and got bored. Until I discovered a whole new genre that had eluded me. It's new if you never heard it before.

Doom / Dessert/ Stoner (in order below)

If you want a guitar like you've never heard before: YOB; Adrift in the Ocean

The try Homme's Old band Kyuss ; Whitewater

For viceral guitar dirt fuzz sound

Electric Wizard; Funeralopolis

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YOB is great, didn't expect to see that name on here.

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Listening to Adrift in the Ocean. Tool and iron maiden vibes. I'll listen to the others later.

The more I age the more I like orchestral/classical music. Adagio for strings, canon in d, gustav holst: the planets, etc. Everything modern is derivative. There was some new "sound" with grunge - the melvins: revolve and such, but everything seems to have stopped around there. Pop music today is formulaic and targeted at an unrefined IQ of 90.

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It'll never end. Take a break with classical. Found some interesting Turkish black metal recently. Mostly a fan of folk and indie rock though

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It's far less risky to redo a song/movie you own than to try to come up with something original.

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