Where'd all the Rock N' Roll go?

Someone needs to forcibly remove Kanye's capslock key.

Look, I give Lil Wayne credit for expanding his horizons musically. He's obviously an open minded guy and likes to experiment, even at the peril of his credibility to his hardcore fans.

But I've seen him live. He likes to *wear* a guitar. I think - THINK - he may have played a note on it.

Even if you meant it metaphorically, Kayne, come on. He is not Hendrix.

Lil Wayne has far more cultural influence today than Hendrix ever did. I hear Lil Wayne on the radio all the time and my friends all talk about him and I just heard of Hendrix.

I don't know much about Thom Yorke, but I'll say that the world doesn't really need a new Roger Waters. The old one, in my opinion, was all played out along about the time he decided to start working on The Wall.

baby dinosaurs: Lil Wayne has far more cultural influence today than Hendrix ever did. I hear Lil Wayne on the radio all the time and my friends all talk about him and I just heard of Hendrix.

Jesus wept.

Secret Agent X23: I don't know much about Thom Yorke, but I'll say that the world doesn't really need a new Roger Waters. The old one, in my opinion, was all played out along about the time he decided to start working on The Wall.

The brilliance that flows out of Radiohead is far more of a collaberative effort than 1970s era Floyd was.

That becomes readily apparent when you listen to Yorke's solo stuff.

baby dinosaurs: Lil Wayne has far more cultural influence today than Hendrix ever did. I hear Lil Wayne on the radio all the time and my friends all talk about him and I just heard of Hendrix.

7/10.

Who cares what a gay fish thinks about the music industry?

gilgigamesh: The brilliance that flows out of Radiohead is far more of a collaberative effort than 1970s era Floyd was.

That becomes readily apparent when you listen to Yorke's solo stuff.

one could probably say the same about solo Waters and post-Waters PF.

Whatever you say Kanye.

Oh and, my bands are better than your bands.

productivity_zero: Where'd all the Rock N' Roll go?

It's around.

gilgigamesh: Look, I give Lil Wayne credit for expanding his horizons musically. He's obviously an open minded guy and likes to experiment, even at the peril of his credibility to his hardcore fans.

But I've seen him live. He likes to *wear* a guitar. I think - THINK - he may have played a note on it.

Even if you meant it metaphorically, Kayne, come on. He is not Hendrix.

Didn't he play guitar at the Country Music Awards this year?

FeedTheCollapse: one could probably say the same about solo Waters and post-Waters PF.

I would say there was much more of Floyd in Waters solo stuff than in Floyd itself after he left.

"Pros and Cons" comes to mind.

Get a brain, moran.


gilgigamesh: The brilliance that flows out of Radiohead is far more of a collaberative effort than 1970s era Floyd was.

You don't know much about 70's Floyd do you?

benlonghair: baby dinosaurs: Lil Wayne has far more cultural influence today than Hendrix ever did. I hear Lil Wayne on the radio all the time and my friends all talk about him and I just heard of Hendrix.

7/10.

aww, I give it at least 8, that was pretty good, babyd

Nope.

Kanye West is the new Wesley Willis.

The brilliance that flows out of Radiohead is far more of a collaberative effort than 1970s era Floyd was.

Wow. See what the douches at Pitchfork are doing to people? Just plain sad.

gilgigamesh: FeedTheCollapse: one could probably say the same about solo Waters and post-Waters PF.

I would say there was much more of Floyd in Waters solo stuff than in Floyd itself after he left.

"Pros and Cons" comes to mind.



I guess I interpreted your original post more in terms of quality as on both Yorke and Johnny Greenwood's solo works you can clearly hear the roles they play in Radiohead, but neither work is nearly as good as their collaborative work (though Johnny Greenwood's Bodysongs album is pretty good, The Eraser not so much). Same could probably be said for Waters solo stuff and Gilmour Floyd.

What world is Kanye living, because I'd like to go there and say that I'm a better rapper than Kanye West and it would be true.

So that makes Kanye West....um...The Monkees?

coco ebert: Someone needs to forcibly remove Kanye's capslock keyheart.



He's still a self-important Wentz.

barneyfifesbullet: Kanye West is the new Wesley Willis.

But can he whoop Batman's ass?

The only good thing about this is that it means Lil' Wayne will die soon.

Hobodeluxe: productivity_zero: Where'd all the Rock N' Roll go?

It's around.

Was there some rock you wanted us to search youtube for? I couldn't find it on that page because the music was unbearable.

Kanye West is an arrogant douche and I don't like his music.

BUT I respect the hell out of him for actually doing something creative with hip-hop, and helping to try to nail the coffin shut for gangsta-rap.

barneyfifesbullet: Kanye West is the new Wesley Willis.

Rock over london.

I'm amazed Kanye knows who Roger Waters is.

SacriliciousBeerSwiller: Rock over london.

Rock on Chicago!

Too many fish sticks for Kanye

MY CAPS LOCK IS LOUD!

Godscrack: Whatever you say Kanye.

Oh and, my bands are better than your bands.

Do they have more songs than a song convention?

/sing it

wastedhate: SacriliciousBeerSwiller: Rock over london.

Rock on Chicago!

Diet pepsi

gilgigamesh:
The brilliance that flows out of Radiohead is far more of a collaberative effort than 1970s era Floyd was.

Hahha, I love both Floyd and Radiohead...but, this makes me laugh.

baby dinosaurs: Lil Wayne has far more cultural influence today than Hendrix ever did. I hear Lil Wayne on the radio all the time and my friends all talk about him and I just heard of Hendrix.

Get off my law, you!

I just hope Lil' Wayne sets his hair on fire. Ya wanna be Hendrix, you gotta be willing to match him tit for tat. Lil' Wayne is a tit, so there's that.

gilgigamesh: Secret Agent X23: I don't know much about Thom Yorke, but I'll say that the world doesn't really need a new Roger Waters. The old one, in my opinion, was all played out along about the time he decided to start working on The Wall.

The brilliance that flows out of Radiohead is far more of a collaberative effort than 1970s era Floyd was.

That becomes readily apparent when you listen to Yorke's solo stuff.

Yes, yes. I most certainly agree. The plenary genius of Radiohead is far superior to any collective effort in recent history. yes, yes. You appeal to my views and perhaps we should meet for a brunch and some mutual felatio?

/-OPETH-
//you smug feck.

baby dinosaurs: Lil Wayne has far more cultural influence today than Hendrix ever did. I hear Lil Wayne on the radio all the time and my friends all talk about him and I just heard of Hendrix.

"Today" being the key word. In 30 years, see if your kids have ever heard of Lil Wayne.

So how is that new version of the bible coming Kanye?

/Self important @$$hole

Hank Ho Lets Go: wastedhate: SacriliciousBeerSwiller: Rock over london.

Rock on Chicago!

Diet pepsi

Rock and roll mcdonalds

Kanye,

Just stop ok? Really... stop talking... like forever.


-The world.

Axiomatic: Kanye,

Just stop ok? Really... stop talking breathing... like forever.


-The world.

There I fixed it for you. No thanks in order. It had to be done.

baby dinosaurs: Lil Wayne has far more cultural influence today than Hendrix ever did. I hear Lil Wayne on the radio all the time and my friends all talk about him and I just heard of Hendrix.

That's either a really sweet troll, or you need to practice holding your breath by chaining some cinder blocks to your ankles and jumping in the deep end.

I actually agree with Kanye on a few of these. Funny, I'm so used to disagreeing with him.

Also, it shows a different side of him: Thom Yorke blatantly snubbed him, yet he still respects the guy and doesn't go on some tirade about how terrible Yorke is.

As much as I like Radiohead, I have to use this hilarious Noel Gallagher quote:

"Nobody wants to sit in a room with Thom Yorke on a piano complaining about how farked up the world is."

"Today" being the key word. In 30 years, see if your kids have ever heard of Lil Wayne.

Do you really think they won't? Come on, the man is the biggest star on the planet.

And album for album, Radiohead > Pink Floyd

/not a troll
//sorry haters

The Wall was one of the most important lyrical messages ever cut into vinyl. The reason so many people miss that message is the precise reason that Waters wrote it.

TJT: Axiomatic: Kanye,

Just stop ok? Really... stop talking breathing... like forever.


-The world.

There I fixed it for you. No thanks in order. It had to be done.

No sir, you were right. I was mistaken.

One of these days he's gonna go completely nuts and no one will notice.

I wish Wesley Willis was still around... the jam session roared like a lion in a cage!

I could hear him writing an epic tune in Am about Kanye...

Kanye making comparisons... hmmm, what does this remind me of?



Gay fish

We should find out who the new Gary Glitter is, so we can keep an eye on him.