The kind of music/trend, you'd like to see in the mainstream conciousness

Adamantium

Found this new song and got me thinking, what trend/style you'd like to see make it re-emerge in a big blanket way? (If that is even possible in the internet age)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W4A--GBLkzk

And this:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EEEzbFxEbB8

wazky

More boybands, especially ones who have no musical talent but nice hair.


Been a real shortage of that lately.

Sir Arthur Daley

wazky wrote: »

More boybands, especially ones who have no musical talent but nice hair.


Been a real shortage of that lately.

Like those one erection bands?

wazky

Sir Arthur Daley wrote: »

Like those one erection bands?

Gary Glitter and George Michael sorta duo?

fleet_admiral

more primus and blur type music

Sir Arthur Daley

wazky wrote: »

Gary Glitter and George Michael sorta duo?

typo meant one direction.

Shane.C

Grunge,a resurgence of Nirvana, Pearl Jam, Alice in Chains and Soundgarden!

Troy Lumberjack

Sir Arthur Daley wrote: »

typo meant one direction.

You suffer a lot of slypos. Sorry, typos. Which is a good thing.

guinnessdrinker

I think Cotten Eyed Joe is due a comeback soon.

kumate_champ07

someone with genuine raw talent and creative magic, Elvis,Freddie Mercury,David Bowie,Michael Jackson, who is on that level today?

kumate_champ07

no need to bring back a trend, you can make music in any style as long as its good, the main reason shouldn't be for it to sound like a certain time period

orangesoda

90s goth metal, pure gothic, the gothic metal scene now is being taken over by hipsters with black hair

Links234

orangesoda wrote: »

90s goth metal, pure gothic, the gothic metal scene now is being taken over by hipsters with black hair

Like My Dying Bride?

Or Paradise Lost back when they were still good?

Or even Anathama when they didn't want to be Radiohead?

I could get into a resurgence of that kinda thing

Sir Arthur Daley

kumate_champ07 wrote: »

who is on that level today?

John Spilliane.

Bipolar Joe

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3O5Px3_RJ3w

orangesoda

Links234 wrote: »

Like My Dying Bride?

Or Paradise Lost back when they were still good?

Or even Anathama when they didn't want to be Radiohead?

I could get into a resurgence of that kinda thing

I was thinking more like Theatre of Tragedy.
Lacuna Coil even have turned into a radio friendly sort of band.

I saw Paradise Lost a few months ago, they done nothing for me at all, there was one good song though with female vocals in the background.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kf8CEhkT0D4

DamagedTrax

Or Paradise Lost back when they were still good?

so basically nothing after 'lost paradise'?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t9XzCWeIn-E

EDIT: I digress. i do love Icon too.

kowloon

guinnessdrinker wrote: »

I think Cotten Eyed Joe is due a comeback soon.

I'd have been married a long time ago if it hadn't been for that song.


I'll grab my coat

Skeleton XIII

Music promoted as the art form it used to be rather than as the fashion accessory/commodity it has become.

Adamantium

Bipolar Joe wrote: »

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3O5Px3_RJ3w

Glad to see Yoko Ono didn't give up the bongo drum, and added chainsaws into the mix as well.

Links234

DamagedTrax wrote: »

so basically nothing after 'lost paradise'?

EDIT: I digress. i do love Icon too.

Hah!

I love Draconian Times, think it was all downhill after that.

SEPT 23 1989

Shoegazing

Bafucin

Musicianship.

131spanner

More like this classic, not the 2012 Damo and Ivor cover shíte either.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A00yxlw84fA

Talib Fiasco

I'd love for instrumental predominant music to receive more exposure and popularity...every pop/rock record is a rehash of the same sh*te and although the Avicii Calvin Harris stuff is desperate unless you're locked, stuff like house, chill music, lowkey dubstep is great stuff and deserves for popularity even though it is getting some decent exposure in recent years.

kumate_champ07

Sir Arthur Daley wrote: »

John Spilliane.

I mean from this decade

One Direction are huge

Lady Gaga too


both are just marketed products with very little innovation, they obviously have talent, but not the magic that a true superstar has