Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Billie Eilish songs are THE WORST. The only one I somewhat liked was Ocean Eyes, but ever since then, all she's got is barely audible whispering and discordant music. Yet some call her a "genius". Bizarre.
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I never understood people likeling her whisper falsetto voice. I thought similarly of Mariah Carey - why do people want to hear a high pitched scream over and over. Both are banned from my spotify
Anonymous wrote:Beyonce and Jay-Z have no talent, and they are repugnant human beings.
Anonymous wrote:Billie Eilish songs are THE WORST. The only one I somewhat liked was Ocean Eyes, but ever since then, all she's got is barely audible whispering and discordant music. Yet some call her a "genius". Bizarre.
Anonymous wrote:Those older U2 songs stand the test of time 100%. Sunday Bloody Sunday is incredible! Yeah I think there was some “falling off” as they got into the 2000s but that’s not unexpected when you have a group that stays active that long.
You know what other group’s older songs go hard? And they never got their flowers even at the time and it always secretly annoyed me because people judged them on their most popular hits which were ehhhhh? Creed. I played My Own Prison constantly in the late 90s. It’s a really good album even to this day.
Anonymous wrote: I hate the new name Washington Commanders. I prefer Redskins.
Anonymous wrote:Billie Eilish songs are THE WORST. The only one I somewhat liked was Ocean Eyes, but ever since then, all she's got is barely audible whispering and discordant music. Yet some call her a "genius". Bizarre.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I don’t like Hamilton.
We’ve only seen it on Disney+
And I only thought it was ok. I’ve enjoyed other musicals more.
I’m not paying for it
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:U2 was more of an underground group with a Christian bent that ended up becoming popular. I heard them first on the alternative rock stations (or whatever we called them in the 80’s).
I dunno about universally popular since we all went to catholic schools and U2 was very very popular. Joshua tree is one of my favorite albums- basically everything they did through Achtung baby is great but like I said- it hits different if your are steeped in Irish catholic culture and I grew up in Montgomery county MD.
Bono was raised Protestant, right? But yes we Irish Americans love us some peak era U2. Went to see them with my proudly Irish American dad around the time of Joshua Tree, and he was belting out the words to nearly every song.
Anonymous wrote:Xennial men from south of the Mason Dixon line who know way too much about REM but are not into music in any other way are a specific genre of loser.
As a musical, Moana was better than Hamilton.