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deacongreg · 10-27-2007

Okay mrmusic. I think I understand you. But, I was not talking about sales either. But, its okay. Mandrill had a cult following, but was excellent. Bands like this can`t survive in todays formula music society.
Real music, creativity, playing real instruments and reading music ( no sampling back then) was the way of life. And, should still be. But, we know what we have now. Its amazing when you think about it, without the music we grew up on, what would our kids have to listen to now? Sure, not all forms of music are sampling and using computers and artificial means to reproduce music, but a lot are.
I`m afraid there is no legacy to be left with todays music, with very few exception.

10-27-2007	#32
deacongreg Super Member Join Date: May 2007 Location: White Plains, New York Posts: 1,703	Re: Today's Worst Bands... Okay mrmusic. I think I understand you. But, I was not talking about sales either. But, its okay. Mandrill had a cult following, but was excellent. Bands like this can`t survive in todays formula music society. Real music, creativity, playing real instruments and reading music ( no sampling back then) was the way of life. And, should still be. But, we know what we have now. Its amazing when you think about it, without the music we grew up on, what would our kids have to listen to now? Sure, not all forms of music are sampling and using computers and artificial means to reproduce music, but a lot are. I`m afraid there is no legacy to be left with todays music, with very few exception.