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Lightning Knight posted:My first thought listening to this was "intro to a '70s-'80s TV show set in New York." I don't know if that's justified or not, but there you go.
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theflyingorc posted:"Southern Man" it ain't, sorry They made tons of more subtle songs in the past, and it turns out you do have to bludgeon some people over the head for them to get it.
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boner confessor posted:yeah unlike that subtle pop music like, uh, um here's subtle pop music: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9dCNym6sO3E
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the intricate artistry and subdued playfulness of Led Zeppelin's "Whole Lotta Love"
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EwokEntourage posted:The opinions written on it, like the vmi case, use that "exceeding persuasive language," which is accepted by a lot to mean "this is strict scrutiny but we're calling it intermediate bc we want it accepted." Right, which is why guess who (nope, it was Scalia alone, Thomas recused himself because his kid went to VMI) in dissent complained about exactly that. The problem is lower courts have often been ignoring the tightening of IS in US v. Virginia and just using it as the cite for application of intermediate scrutiny, see e.g. Glenn v. Brumby, and then using less-tight forms of IS. Scrutiny only means what a court wants it to mean when they use it themselves. A higher court labelling a ratcheted-up standard as "intermediate scrutiny" lets a lower court use plain old intermediate scrutiny (look for an introductory cite to the new, ramped up case and then all the other cites to their circuit only (or just look and see if it's a Fifth Circuit case)) and not actually ramp anything up.
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USPOL Oct: Just post more loving music, please!
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WampaLord posted:I'm crossposting from C-SPAM because amazingly they're more on topic than us right now. This derail is awful and needs to die. The best people. And right after Pence tried to say that Trump had dropped the Muslim ban.
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boner confessor posted:the intricate artistry and subdued playfulness of Led Zeppelin's "Whole Lotta Love" the original point is that if you're making a social critique, you either need: 1. Some subtlety, a la everything Springsteen has ever written that would make your racist dad mad if he realized what he was actually singing OR 2. Some goddamn bite This doesn't mean Robert Plant can't sing about how big his dick is. he can do that
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WampaLord posted:USPOL Oct: Just post more loving music, please! We need a soundtrack to listen to on Election Night when Donald Trump gets nuked from orbit. 
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Goatman Sacks posted:Hrm well we have several people playing completely random notes with no apparent organization, what would make this perfect... oh how about a double bass playing quarter notes for 7 minutes great, perfect, book the studio "no apparent organization" lol
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Lightning Knight posted:Jazz doesn't suck. It's just kind of dull and puts me to sleep. I'm a big fan of electronic jazz but I feel like in general my tastes in music may be super terrible and mark me as a young millennial suburban shithead. What about the track I posted upthread? Also, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hfSEVk8f2Co
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boner confessor posted:its what dads listen to while they pretend to be young again No, it's Limp Bizkit and Marilyn Manson, thank you very much.
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theflyingorc posted:the original point is that if you're making a social critique, you either need: it's really stupid to accuse popular music of not being subtle. that is the point of popular music
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A Gnarlacious Bro posted:"no apparent organization" lol a troll fart in he own mouth... a shameful troll
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boner confessor posted:the intricate artistry and subdued playfulness of Led Zeppelin's "Whole Lotta Love" Speaking of white people stealing black music...
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I want to know Hillary's position on musical appropriation by white people
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A Gnarlacious Bro posted:"no apparent organization" lol He's probably afraid of music that doesn't just use blues chords, too.
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Neko Case isn't strictly country, but her album Fox Confessor Brings the Flood sort of skews that way and is a stone cold masterpiece. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zi6keFpm-BY https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=un_emju1zAE And to take you to church: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aOxbBGPrLV0 I find her fairly hit or miss other than that album, but goddamn, what a voice.
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As with most genres country is good if you do a little digging, or at least has a greater diversity of sound and subject matter than it might get credit for. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tNV16tz1NK0 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5yUjhbToo8w https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=63tKCTchc70 I used to be one of those "anything but rap and country" people when I was an idiot teenager, but when you open up you'd be surprised at what you find sometimes.
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She was carrying hot sauce in her bag before Beyonce was born.
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Talmonis posted:No, it's Limp Bizkit and Marilyn Manson, thank you very much. nah that's what deadbeat dads listen to
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Eugene V. Dabs posted:I want to know Hillary's position on musical appropriation by white people Her playlists are gonna be real weak compared to Obama's. Do you think she says the n-word when singing along to rap?
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Munkeymon posted:He's probably afraid of music that doesn't just use blues chords, too. To be fair the tritone interval of the blues 7th chord was scary poo poo to white people for a long time as well comingafteryouall posted:Her playlists are gonna be real weak compared to Obama's. Do you think she says the n-word when singing along to rap? Dr Dre rules apply
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https://twitter.com/aseitzwald/status/784107495530823680 trump
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plz dont pull out posted:I used to be one of those "anything but rap and country" people when I was an idiot teenager, but when you open up you'd be surprised at what you find sometimes. statement of elitism/racism aside, "anything but rap and country" is based on the crap that ends up on top play radio. i'm sure there are already kids who think that rock from the 60's-80's is nothing but the same five classic rock staples
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Eugene V. Dabs posted:I want to know Hillary's position on musical appropriation by white people nothing but babs and anne murray
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Guy paid to say good things about the Clinton campaign says good thing about the Clinton campaign.
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Lightning Knight posted:We need a soundtrack to listen to on Election Night when Donald Trump gets nuked from orbit. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p5mmFPyDK_8
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Alec Bald Snatch posted:it's the replacement for 80s arena rock I was just about to say that same thing after hearing bro-country for hours one day that my electrician was blasting. It reminded me of 80's hair band anthems but instead of stripper poles, jack daniels and fast cars it's light beer, flags and pickup truckshair bands are still better
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comingafteryouall posted:Her playlists are gonna be real weak compared to Obama's. Do you think she says the n-word when singing along to rap? I'm gonna go the other way with this and say that Hillary's presidential playlist is going to be nothing but e-40 and freddie gibbs
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On Terra Firma posted:You're listening to the wrong kind of jazz then. There is some solid electronic stuff out there like what Mark Guliana and Brad Mehldau did a few years ago. He worked with Chris Thile from the punch brothers too. I dug up some more of this and the keyboard work sounds alot like Tony Banks. 
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Alec Bald Snatch posted:nah that's what deadbeat dads listen to I'm guilty of many lovely things, but being a deadbeat dad isn't one of them.
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Keyser S0ze posted:I was just about to say that same thing after hearing bro-country for hours one day that my electrician was blasting. It reminded me of 80's hair band anthems but instead of stripper poles, jack daniels and fast cars it's light beer, flags and pickup truckshair bands are still better hair metal? don't be racist glam metal, please
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Lightning Knight posted:We need a soundtrack to listen to on Election Night when Donald Trump gets nuked from orbit. My recommendation: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jeftie7axUs
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So which song was best in all the Fallout games?
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WampaLord posted:I'm crossposting from C-SPAM because amazingly they're more on topic than us right now. This derail is awful and needs to die. It's the pivot we've all been waiting for!
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Lightning Knight posted:We need a soundtrack to listen to on Election Night when Donald Trump gets nuked from orbit. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IuQxyhx3W60 and then this https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3ZAPtFRpuu8
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One last jazz thing before I am officially re-railed Hiromi Uehara (maybe this could at least convert some weeaboo goon https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VR_rV-14luo Also, HRC for president 
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Sammy Hagar was better than David Lee Roth. Fight me.
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Talmonis posted:I'm guilty of many lovely things, but being a deadbeat dad isn't one of them. You're an honorary deadbeat dad then.
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