10-07-2016, 12:43 PM
(10-06-2016, 01:14 PM)CageTheBengal Wrote: I was just being born around the time Pearl Jam and Nirvana were popular so it never was cool or popular for me to like music that was a decade behind.
So therefore it's not a matter of taste and what era you grew up in because that format wasn't designed for my generation. It's a matter of "Hey this song stimulates my brain!"
If you've ever listened to a few of Pearl Jams records you can hear that based off of the lyrics it was never as shallow as the early Beatles or Justin Bieber. Even the songs everybody knows like Alive is about Vedder being tricked into thinking his Step Dad was his real Dad but by the time he figured out his Dad had already passed away. That was based off of a real life experience. Just because it's popular doesn't mean it doesn't have depth and just because you found an obscure album by an obscure band doesn't mean it does have depth. That's kiddie high school crap.
Maybe you would enjoy music more if you quit caring about all of the things other then the music itself?
Maybe you would enjoy music more if you quit caring about all of the things other then the music itself?
