Changing Musical Opinions - Page 3

Glice · 07.02.2009, 05:33 PM

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Originally Posted by sarramkrop

I've seen them playing on an old tv programme a few years ago, way before the 'in the army'-era stuff, possibly in the late 60's, and they were VERY good.

Yeah - one for the 'unpopular opinions' thread really, but their psychedelic stuff is gashloads better than the Floyd (with/ without Barret)

07.02.2009, 05:40 PM

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Originally Posted by Glice

Yeah - one for the 'unpopular opinions' thread really, but their psychedelic stuff is gashloads better than the Floyd (with/ without Barret)

I like Barrett-ear Pink Floyd a lot, much less Barrett's solo records. On that tv thing Status Quo were like a more controlled version of them, like The Who in their prime if they were more psychedelic, so that's a good thing for me.

SuchFriendsAreDangerous · 07.02.2009, 05:56 PM

these bastards literally changed my life. I have spent a good portion of the past five years since I first was introduced to the grateful dead magic wandering around coffee shops, blues clubs, and curbsides performing dead tunes and blues covers simply because of the one night when I first saw this film...

demonrail666 · 07.02.2009, 07:33 PM

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Originally Posted by Glice

one for the 'unpopular opinions' thread really, but [status quo's] psychedelic stuff is gashloads better than the Floyd (with/ without Barret)

I'm not a big fan of the really psychedelic, late 60s Quo. They always seemed a bit lost in the enthusiasm of the era on songs like this. for me it wasn't until a few years later, with 'Paper Plane' that they really became the bludgeoning monolith that we now know and (some of us) love.

In terms of the Pink floyd comparison, I much prefer Interstellar Overdrive over Pictures of Matchstick Men, but secretely prefer 'Paper Plane' to either.

Death & the Maiden · 07.03.2009, 01:32 AM

I'd always dismissed Pink Floyd as just some rubbish, commercial, boring, pretentious band (probably due to the influence of punk on me). But when I heard the main riff in Interstellar Overdrive, I changed my mind. I actually like some of their non-Barrett stuff, too, The Wall, A Saucerful of Secrets, Wish You Were Here, just not Dark Side.

dionysusundone · 07.03.2009, 04:08 AM

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Originally Posted by SpectralJulianIsNotDead

I used to love the Doors when I was 16. Now I couldn't care less for them.

Yeah that's pretty much my stand on them. I still enjoy the first record every once in a while, but really not much stood up to that one for me.

Newfoundland · 07.04.2009, 10:46 AM

For me Its been downhill after Murray Street. I want them to surprise me. I was actually surprised by Massage the History though. Great song.

Newfoundland · 07.04.2009, 10:48 AM

My opinions on YES is continually changing. I think they are both the most ridiculous band EVER, as well as thinking some of the early stuff was nice.

pbradley · 07.04.2009, 10:47 PM

I have a declining musical opinion of all artist(s) I listened to in the past.

The earlier I liked them, the less I am into them now.

It's a bell curve with usually a sudden rise and subtle fall.

Glice · 07.05.2009, 05:43 AM

You go careful with those bell curves. I have a friend who saw too many of them while studying psychology and he's now convinced that everything in life can be represented in a bell curve.

jimmy jazz · 07.10.2009, 05:59 PM

I'd written of NIN, thought Trent was a wanker and never thought I'd listen to them again ( i was a huge fan in the 90s) ... then Year Zero came out and I became obsessed with it, and then Ghosts sealed the deal... I love NIN more than ever. Now that Trent recognizes that there's a world outside of his naval they are a lot more intersting.

Death & the Maiden · 07.11.2009, 05:55 AM

Probably my biggest musical turn around was my opinion on metal. I used to hate it, but then I heard (early) Iron Maiden and changed my mind. Then I got obsessed with black metal, something I would've hated a few months before.

auto-aim · 07.12.2009, 05:52 AM

radioheads probably the main one for me... in that I used to be really, really, really into them and now couldn't really give a shit. not sure what it is but I just find them really boring now - perhaps the influence they had on british indie for a while creating shit band after shit band. Or maybe they were neer that exciting. And you know everybody goes on about them. In rainbows killed it off for me. though i quite liked HTTT at the time, more so than other people.. I don't know. I tend to find also, as other people have mentioned, that things I normally get really into I usual really hate the first time around.

Trasher02 · 07.12.2009, 06:35 AM

I used to hate the horrors. Their latest album totally changed my mind about them.

Bertrand · 07.12.2009, 11:34 AM

I could not like Dead Kennedys and Midnight Oil after my first SY gig.

I used to like Supergrass a lot but the albums I know do not age too well. Not the songs, the sound.

A positive turn : Elvis Presley.
Every summer there would be something about him to commemorate his death and I did not like that. Phoney pictures with songs in them. Did not like him on the radio either.
Then I saw excerpts of his '68 comeback and I changed my mind. He had a great great voice and timing, as well as some pretty good songs.

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SuchFriendsAreDangerous invito al cielo Join Date: Mar 2006 Location: fucking Los Angeles Posts: 14,801	these bastards literally changed my life. I have spent a good portion of the past five years since I first was introduced to the grateful dead magic wandering around coffee shops, blues clubs, and curbsides performing dead tunes and blues covers simply because of the one night when I first saw this film... __________________ Today Rap music is the Lakers
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07.03.2009, 01:32 AM	#45
Death & the Maiden expwy. to yr skull Join Date: Jan 2008 Location: Sydney, Australia Posts: 2,036	I'd always dismissed Pink Floyd as just some rubbish, commercial, boring, pretentious band (probably due to the influence of punk on me). But when I heard the main riff in Interstellar Overdrive, I changed my mind. I actually like some of their non-Barrett stuff, too, The Wall, A Saucerful of Secrets, Wish You Were Here, just not Dark Side. __________________ www.myspace.com/ghostofanidealwife
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07.04.2009, 10:46 AM	#47
Newfoundland bad moon rising Join Date: Jun 2009 Posts: 148	For me Its been downhill after Murray Street. I want them to surprise me. I was actually surprised by Massage the History though. Great song.
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07.04.2009, 10:48 AM	#48
Newfoundland bad moon rising Join Date: Jun 2009 Posts: 148	My opinions on YES is continually changing. I think they are both the most ridiculous band EVER, as well as thinking some of the early stuff was nice.
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07.04.2009, 10:47 PM	#49
pbradley invito al cielo Join Date: Apr 2007 Location: SoKo Posts: 10,621	I have a declining musical opinion of all artist(s) I listened to in the past. The earlier I liked them, the less I am into them now. It's a bell curve with usually a sudden rise and subtle fall.
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07.10.2009, 05:59 PM	#51
jimmy jazz empty page Join Date: Jul 2009 Posts: 10	I'd written of NIN, thought Trent was a wanker and never thought I'd listen to them again ( i was a huge fan in the 90s) ... then Year Zero came out and I became obsessed with it, and then Ghosts sealed the deal... I love NIN more than ever. Now that Trent recognizes that there's a world outside of his naval they are a lot more intersting.
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07.11.2009, 05:55 AM	#52
Death & the Maiden expwy. to yr skull Join Date: Jan 2008 Location: Sydney, Australia Posts: 2,036	Probably my biggest musical turn around was my opinion on metal. I used to hate it, but then I heard (early) Iron Maiden and changed my mind. Then I got obsessed with black metal, something I would've hated a few months before. __________________ www.myspace.com/ghostofanidealwife
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07.12.2009, 05:52 AM	#53
auto-aim the destroyed room Join Date: Mar 2007 Location: Wales Posts: 650	radioheads probably the main one for me... in that I used to be really, really, really into them and now couldn't really give a shit. not sure what it is but I just find them really boring now - perhaps the influence they had on british indie for a while creating shit band after shit band. Or maybe they were neer that exciting. And you know everybody goes on about them. In rainbows killed it off for me. though i quite liked HTTT at the time, more so than other people.. I don't know. I tend to find also, as other people have mentioned, that things I normally get really into I usual really hate the first time around. __________________ His Naked Torso
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07.12.2009, 06:35 AM	#54
Trasher02 invito al cielo Join Date: Mar 2006 Posts: 6,356	I used to hate the horrors. Their latest album totally changed my mind about them. __________________ 666
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07.12.2009, 11:34 AM	#55
Bertrand expwy. to yr skull Join Date: Mar 2006 Location: Rennes, France Posts: 1,255	I could not like Dead Kennedys and Midnight Oil after my first SY gig. I used to like Supergrass a lot but the albums I know do not age too well. Not the songs, the sound. A positive turn : Elvis Presley. Every summer there would be something about him to commemorate his death and I did not like that. Phoney pictures with songs in them. Did not like him on the radio either. Then I saw excerpts of his '68 comeback and I changed my mind. He had a great great voice and timing, as well as some pretty good songs.
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