Originally Posted by bennash
I don't agree , there is some killer new music , He's lost in the 70ties . Yes he's knowledgeable on a lot of topics .
He did do one vid I liked . Nashville players laying down a song live , They might had some overdubs . I don't remember .
He's highly intelligent , no doubt about that . well he has a sense of humor , I'd probably like the guy , you're lost in the 70ties .

Bad to Bad ? I guess Brian, I'm much too busy to watch all his vids . It seems like a rally on most vids , New artists suck .

There was was one vid , talking to some new players , guitar.. bass etc , cooking players
So not every vid is... you suck


Swift net worth a billion, Oh yeah she sucks lol

Do you equate money with quality? Fast food makes the most money. So does horribly processed food. It is fed in troughs to people either too poor to afford better, or too busy to care about what they eat. It makes money but it isn't even "good" let alone great. Music is the same. If it is on the radio, the radio mindlessly goes on. If they build a classic "cult of personality" around someone in the public media space, that person will be popular. I think she had some excellent Pop music in her early year, but now she has aged, the songs aren't as cute and she's now sinking into the predictable abyss, (or mimicking he past successes). She has the A+ list level people to do everything for her and you have to wonder how much is her and how much is the machine? Whoever it is, I don't find her stuff as pleasing as it once was. That happens with fast food, processed food, etc. Diminishing returns.


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