TheProdigy

Well yeah i suppose the question of who makes the better music will always come down to a matter of taste...
Alot of people enjoy Parklife, Country house, Girls and boys etc... Personally i would say songs like that are about as bad as it gets, im still not sure wether to even take them as a serious attempt at music. Id pick Wonderwall, Back in anger and Roll with it over those offerings any day (Not that im saying those are the best Oasis have done, but prob. their most popular in comparison)

I will agree with you on certain aspects of Liams behaviour and personality (the aids comment is beyond ridiculous) but liams parka has more personality and charisma than albarn. After all they are meant to be 'rock stars' Id rather have someone whos cocky with a bit of attitude fronting my band than a well educated clown.

And if Liam G is good enough to hang around with master H then he is good enough for me

Preston723 wrote:


Heh well I'm not a huge fan of the more poppy ones like Girls and boys, but I see your point.
As for the master h thing, I don't seem to like the people he likes in general...maybe he see's something I don't in liam g and pendulum, I dunno
Agree'd Albarn isn't rockstar material but eh, they're different people I guess. I recall Liam H saying he'd step on Damons head to get to the top once haha oh well I'll fight my corner nonetheless

prodigyjohn wrote:


Thanks, no need to apologise prodigyjohn..... its not you, its just the lack of imagination in some modern music. You must know what it was like when beats were fresh and new and the sounds more experimental. Its so boring with a lot of modern artists, boring familiar beats. Unlike The prodigy.... Thats why I love the prodigy with all my heart body and mind and soul. They evolve!

the thing is i have absolutely nothing relevant to add to this thread;

so i will talk about god instead, doesn't it just get on your nerves when people say oh god ? i mean when did god become irish

get it ? yeah im that funny

Valtiel wrote:


I don't get it What has irish got to do with saying oh god? Anyways it doesn't annoy me too much...It annoys christians more when we (non-believers) say oh god, oh my god, jesus etc. For me it's just an expression. Plenty of our expressions and words are from languages we don't speak, cultures we don't live and beliefs we don't hold.

also, what's your username from?

BTW
I don't want make new topic cuz this isn't so important, but if you cauld vote here => http://www.bbc.co.uk/radio1/essentialmi ... ndex.shtml <= for... mhmmm... for NOT pop'n'bass tunes made by Pendulum?

Martinstatic wrote:


I think he means O'God, like O'Leary and other such typically Irish names.

Even when you get it it's not funny though.

Oh...ouch!
6 days for me to get a joke...not the longest though

Martinstatic wrote:


the one who turns the at the beginning

Yess, I thought it was Silent Hill.
They've turned to crap now but the first 4 were masterpieces

Martinstatic you are absolutely right! and now SH is turning into worthless crap because Akira Yamaoka has left Konami so now we lose the last thing that was still original SH style. the music:'( ...

Totally...I still listen and use the Silent Hill 2 soundtrack as inspiration for music at times.
Still haven't completed 1 and 3 though...sshh

Yamaoka, one of my favorite composers

Valtiel wrote:


Do you look like Valtiel? :shock: