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Haven't found a whole lot of non-Geezer rock to get excited about....

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In Reply to: RE: I guess I never saw the benefits... posted by racerguy on December 04, 2007 at 21:21:40

I've the suspicion a generation of highly compressed, mostly synthesized, video-centric music content has killed any real development of artistic talent and musical skills with rock/pop.... Or it's a sign of old age.
Since we are on the subject, can you recommend some "non-geezer" rock on HD media I should listen to ? (I already have "Nine Inch Nails" and "Incubus" material too much of which fails into the chalkboard nail-scratching audio category). :)

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Recommendations? - racerguy 21:59:02 12/04/07 (0)
On HD media? If we take out "highly compressed, mostly synthesized, video-centric music content" there's not much there :-)

Most of the good stuff isn't put out on anything high-def, and probably never will be. As evidenced by Ole's ABBA announcement, high-def means obscurity; high-def means re-issues, hi-def means recycled moldy oldies :-(

You said you don't like Gr�nemeyer, which is too bad, because I think his SACD Mensch is the best rock album available in that format.

Anyway, if you like rock and roll, and you're interested in trying something in a more modern flavor, check out the album Curses by Rye Coalition. It's a CD release, but it's absolutely kick-ass!

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