i guess it sounds a bit like the verve at first actually lol but that singer f***ing sucks
i guess i like latin american bands when they're using their own musical traditions not when they're trying to sound like f***ing gary numan
what about any latin alternative type stuff then? not even talking just argentina anymore cuz it seems they were more into the striaght up rock thing than the rest of the countries
some of these mexican bands were f***ing great

its more about the overall scene and one favorite artist wouldnt push either over the edge for me. and seems like the scene down there might have been better. im talking pitting their top 100 albums against each other
also wouldnt be surprised if i ended up valuing of the entire oeuvre of one of those goats over Band even though their short prime is top tier to me. it would be more of a comparison of Neil Young type figures if anything
yeah it would take about 30 Mira Ninitas from a bunch of artists for me to rank them above Neil, Leonard and The Band (plus Arcade Fire and Godspeed)
why would it be the language
already listen to lots of this stuff
just nothing remotely appealing about that singer or production. repellant tbh. if it was english my s***ty towns radio station wouldve played it all day.
because i didnt like the sound of the language at all for rock music at first
because i didnt like the sound of the language at all for rock music at first
This is like calling Chris Martin a rock singer
This is like calling Chris Martin a rock singer
funny enough Coldplay covered that song when they played in Buenos Aires
(he sounds ridiculous)

that Cerati guy is a really great singer to me though
not a heavy RAWK singer tho but also have to keep in mind they basically started off as a Police wannabe band, big pop element was always there
This is exactly the type of woman I picture you being attracted to
Nah not my type at all
Her sister Patricia on the other hand
what about any latin alternative type stuff then? not even talking just argentina anymore cuz it seems they were more into the striaght up rock thing than the rest of the countries
some of these mexican bands were f***ing great
!https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jRN6n9Wgq2Q

i think i might be more acclimated to mexican music than you tbf i might start diving into the super cheesy s*** my mexican friend was showing me
and i also agree with you to an extent about being bored when they just copy the anglo sounds directly and not do anything new but i think a lot of these guys were originals to and it still has a latin american aspect, just more subtle than the f***in jaivas trying to use actual indigenous stuff. political context important too even tho i cant understand too many lyrics i can still get a different feeling and weight in the music. There was some big band that literally just half-covered Like a Hurricane cuz their audience didnt know it and that turned me off so I didnt even bother checking them out at all
funny enough Coldplay covered that song when they played in Buenos Aires
(he sounds ridiculous)
that Cerati guy is a really great singer to me though
not a heavy RAWK singer tho but also have to keep in mind they basically started off as a Police wannabe band, big pop element was always there
its not funny its me being observant
what is funny is that half an hour ago i heard The Police in a grocery store and thought how great they always sound in that context (and how the hits always transport me back to being a kid when i always heard them). never want to hear them on purpose really though lol.
i think i might be more acclimated to mexican music than you tbf i might start diving into the super cheesy s*** my mexican friend was showing me
and i also agree with you to an extent about being bored when they just copy the anglo sounds directly and not do anything new but i think a lot of these guys were originals to and it still has a latin american aspect, just more subtle than the f***in jaivas trying to use actual indigenous stuff. political context important too even tho i cant understand too many lyrics i can still get a different feeling and weight in the music. There was some big band that literally just half-covered Like a Hurricane cuz their audience didnt know it and that turned me off so I didnt even bother checking them out at all
yeah youre southern californian so you definitely are more acclimated. Los Saicos were amazing but even the The Clash can annoy me when they do that type of trumpet punk s***.
yeah youre southern californian so you definitely are more acclimated. Los Saicos were amazing but even the The Clash can annoy me when they do that type of trumpet punk s***.
how bout when they got the accordians though :datass:
that major polka influence in mexican music
how bout when they got the accordians though :datass:
that major polka influence in mexican music
only tolerable in zany serbian films
Yeah trumpets dont sound very punk to me
Courtney Love saying saxophone didn't belong in rock and roll was one of the dumbest opinions I ever heard but if she said trumpets and punk
Courtney Love saying saxophone didn't belong in rock and roll was one of the dumbest opinions I ever heard but if she said trumpets and punk
Cant think of a single time I heard trumpets in a punk song and thought it was a good idea
what about this album Los Jaivas did in Argentina with Manduka ?
Los Suenos de America
checking it out now
@RVI

checking it out now
@RVI
i was gonna say i havent heard of it but im sure its good
Cant think of a single time I heard trumpets in a punk song and thought it was a good idea
ska punk?
ska punk?
Only ska band I listen to is No Doubt and they're not really punk
Do you really think that's going to appeal to rise
I don't stereotype any of you 
also mans is a '90s stan so I thought he liked some songs by osmosis
I don't stereotype any of you 
also mans is a '90s stan so I thought he liked some songs by osmosis
how does one stan an entire decade