tomtom94 wrote:Would it be unfair to say that you're not really the intended audience?Livin' Davide Loca wrote:Single Ladies, Who Run The World etc, all the preachy girl power songs that Beyonce does.
Probably not.
She seems to think Feminism is 'Women should be feared / if you want me you need to spend money on me then give me an expensive wedding ring"Livin' Davide Loca wrote:tomtom94 wrote: Would it be unfair to say that you're not really the intended audience?
I just hate the message that she seems to give out that women are somehow better than men, and then fact that so many people seem to love her and everything she puts out. It's like she's completely missed the point of feminism
Disco Disco Disco wrote:Also, any Mumford & Sons track.
Seconded. But you can go all the way back to Swing Life Away for their first foray into weak acoustic ballads. Rise Against has always had a strong message, and Hero of War is so cringeworthy and obvious compared to the stuff from the early catalogue. I know it's cliche to point to popular bands' early releases as their peak, but they really have been going downhill since Revolutions Per Minute, for me probably the greatest melodic hardcore release ever.Cisse's Overheating Torso wrote:John Lennon - Imagine. The tune is okay I guess, a bit syrupy. But the lyrics make me so mad. I've previously went on a rant on here though, so I'll refrain.
Rise Against - Hero of War. I don't want punk bands doing weak arsed ballads
So many other bands making similar music so much better than them. River City Extension is one that comes to mind. Murder By Death another phenominal band that might fall into the same genre.The Poster Formally Known As Disco wrote:Also, any Mumford & Sons track.
I wish to cause you an extreme amount of physical harm.Lord Porpington wrote:Anything done by Kiss, Alice Cooper and the Beatles.
Over rated.
