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harrington wrote:


Just bored of the same things being said over and over again, if prodigyjohn knew what the post would show then why bother, its a clear view from all the previous posts on pendulum what people feel...
Why don't we make a post 'bands that are commercial pop sell outs'

it's interesting how everyone starts pissing pendulum and their music in this forum, just because it's Pendulum, while they keep listening to the shitiest forms of DnB.....something that even Pendulum try to avoid...............................but what the hell.....i'm just a 17 years old little prick/twat/(add whatever you like).................wake up people and give yourselves an education on the 90s jungle and the masterpieces that were produced in that era.......you might even find proper jungle music produced nowadays in labels like Scientific Wax and radio stations like Jungletrain.net............a few months ago I was a complete noob when it came to DnB but after a deep research.......everything is possible....

PS: I know...the finish sounds cheesy and lame.....but what the hell I couldn't think of anything less cheesy

stingy303 wrote:


Cheers, that was very patronising being told to wise up on 90s D&B, thats a bit much 'wake up and give yourselves an education' ??? are you taking the piss. I'm not going to insult you, just please appreciate some of us here do know D&B by nature of our age and being around when the scene exploded. Music evolves, with creativity and technology.... unfortunately some beats are just fucking weak and lazy pop

In other news, BBC has reported a study which concludes that 'half of Europeans are 'overweight''

purple squirrell wrote:


Just purely out of interest, what D'n'B do you like? DJ's, Producers etc...

God, not good on names its so long ago my brother had tapes he'd play all the time mid nineties odd names like sharkey sorry , maybe slipmatt , douggle? but one could be happy hardcore Dj, they did a bit of each maybe?. I wasn't into it much apart from the lighter intelligent stuff, but it seemed to be everywhere from nowhere, my mate got me into it a bit cos he'd like mixing it. I found it a bit much for raving, only big gig I went to was grooverider ln 98 pretty commercial but not too dark. Oh Goldie back in 96 at T in Park, but that had gotten really commercial. I prefer house , hard house, trance, big beat, not jungle and dancing 4/4 beats rather than 1/2 skippy beats if you know what i mean. Sorry but my brain for names is fucked, but I have heard a lot of Beats to know what is poor production, and even with limited experience in production too, you can see that pendulum are weak pop imo. I hope thats enough

Any age can appreciate, understand love music,..... I just hate what some people put out, when there's no real time or thought put into it, its lazy, boring, predictable and cheezy pop

This video explains one of the reasons I've come to dislike Pendulum:

Martinstatic wrote:


Thats terrible.

What do you feel are the main causes for this?

Schoolboy Error wrote:



Slightly off topic. What is your opinion on oasis?

harrington wrote:

Enjoying ourselves I think. And I have no problem with it, I'm a total hedonist, I think we should enjoy ourselves and never hold back on doing so. Life of luxury and dying of heart failure at 50? Sounds better than the alternative; living a 50/50 life, enjoying ourselves within means but holding back, watching what we eat, eating healthy crap and living till 90, chewing on tofu.


harrington wrote:


Don't know about him, but I don't like em too much, Blur man myself. Yourself good sir?

purple squirrell wrote:



Just wanted to apologise. Been heavily into the prodigy since first time i heard them (experiene era), been visiting the site and forum for a long time and only recently felt like i wanted to register and contribute anything. I have quoted purple squirrel has this apology is aimed at you. It was never my intention to piss anyone off with starting this topic. In hindsight, what i should have done is gone into one of the other topics - of which i was aware - and added the comment.

"Was never the biggest fan of pendulum, but i heard that they were pretty good at their own show, I went to see them and i agree"

Martinstatic wrote:


Could never pick between them. Being critical, blur will always stand up better musically, but noel did produce some iconic stuff in my eyes

Thats ridiculous Blur are in not one single way better than Oasis... Sales, Image, Popularity and least not Musically.

Blur mainly wrote catchy borderline pop shit and Damon Albarn is a proper knobhead. Oasis have albums full of great material as well as one of the best songwriters of the generation and Possibly the best front man of all time.

Surely?

Schoolboy Error wrote:


What an amazing link. I thought pendulum were proper shit anyway but being able to listen to 18 songs at once just takes the piss.

I see Albarn as a musical genius, and a nicer more intelligent person than Liam (how is he a knobhead??). His non Blur stuff, like Monkey, The Good The Bad And The Queen and Gorillaz are all great.
As for why I find Blur are better than Oasis, that's down to tastes...same old chords, rhythms and drawn out moaning can't be saved by the few good tracks they have.

Liam G, however, is a knobhead. Slagging people, wishing Damon AID's and bragging about the fact he worked on a building site make him just an ego tripped cocky child in my opinion, can never take him seriously.

What better forum to have an old 90's band war eh?