Anonymous wrote:You gotta hear it live to really appreciate it.
Loved the quote in the Post yesterday. "There are Washingtoians. And there are people who have never heard of go-go." it's not a knock. But if you grew up here, you'd understand.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:And now you will understand what those guys drumming on paint cans are doing. Above all, Go Go is about the beat.
Disturbing the peace.
It's a DC thing - if you don't like it, leave!
No need. That particular DC is fading. But really, it was only a DC thing for a few decades. There was a DC before and continues to be a DC after.
Hey transplant - the DC "before" and "now" really has nothing to do with you, regardless as to whether you moved here. So stop frontin' like you know something about it. You are a bama!
BAMAAAAAAAA
Yeah. I don't know what you're talking about.
But I have the advantage of having coming from bigger and better cities while you grew up here when it was a crappy two-bit town. Good thing it's getting much better now.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:And now you will understand what those guys drumming on paint cans are doing. Above all, Go Go is about the beat.
Disturbing the peace.
It's a DC thing - if you don't like it, leave!
No need. That particular DC is fading. But really, it was only a DC thing for a few decades. There was a DC before and continues to be a DC after.
Hey transplant - the DC "before" and "now" really has nothing to do with you, regardless as to whether you moved here. So stop frontin' like you know something about it. You are a bama!
BAMAAAAAAAA
Yeah. I don't know what you're talking about.
But I have the advantage of having coming from bigger and better cities while you grew up here when it was a crappy two-bit town. Good thing it's getting much better now.
Anonymous wrote:Well, complicated rhythms can have a certain interest, maybe, but there seems to me to be no melody.
Popular music has been driven to emphasize a downbeat at the expense of other elements for a long time now, which I think is a shame. Maybe the rhythm is a little more interesting with this stuff, but it's still mostly banging and little else to me.
I get the pride in local AA culture, but that wasn't always the dominant culture here and it really isn't any more. And I don't think this "music" holds up outside of nostalgia for this moment in DC's past.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:And now you will understand what those guys drumming on paint cans are doing. Above all, Go Go is about the beat.
Disturbing the peace.
It's a DC thing - if you don't like it, leave!
No need. That particular DC is fading. But really, it was only a DC thing for a few decades. There was a DC before and continues to be a DC after.
Hey transplant - the DC "before" and "now" really has nothing to do with you, regardless as to whether you moved here. So stop frontin' like you know something about it. You are a bama!
BAMAAAAAAAA
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:And now you will understand what those guys drumming on paint cans are doing. Above all, Go Go is about the beat.
Disturbing the peace.
It's a DC thing - if you don't like it, leave!
No need. That particular DC is fading. But really, it was only a DC thing for a few decades. There was a DC before and continues to be a DC after.
Anonymous wrote:horribly bad music, thank God it is hopefully done with ...