• @famousringo@sh.itjust.works
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    1011 months ago

    I guess I’m the only person here who just got his entire music collection called out.

    At least I get to keep Danko Jones and Buck 65. They must still be cool.

      • Chetzemoka
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        211 months ago

        I’m in my mid-40s and half of that list is in heavy rotation on my Spotify playlists lol. Metric was one of my top most listened to bands last year

        I suspect it’s less an age thing than a preference of musical genre thing

        • @jerkface@lemmy.ca
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          211 months ago

          I used to live, breathe and eat Metric, then one day I just… stopped. If Emily Haynes ever releases another solo album I’ll be all over that, though.

        • @nyan@lemmy.cafe
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          111 months ago

          Maybe, although a friend of mine did once observe that most people stop paying as much attention to popular music after they graduate from high school (college/university at the latest). I am not an exception to this, but it looks like you guys are.

  • @TableCoffee@lemmy.ca
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    511 months ago

    “The single Save Your Scissors was even catchy enough to give Dallas Green the opportunity for a breakthrough slot at the Much Music Video Awards, which is a sentence so old-fashioned it may as well have contained the words ‘malt shoppe’ ‘stickball’ or ‘home ownership’.”

    Amazing.

  • @iegod@lemm.ee
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    511 months ago

    Sloan is overrated and arcade fire is the nickel back of indie rock. I said what I said.

  • @BigJim@lemmy.world
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    411 months ago

    I’ve heard of most of these aside from #1. Who the hell is Broken Social Scene and when exactly was it supposed to define my tastes?

    • Value SubtractedOPA
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      611 months ago

      They’re essentially a musical collective/supergroup with a rotating membership.

    • TabbyCat
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      111 months ago

      You Forget it in People and their self titled album are pretty great, especially the former. You might know them for having Feist and the singer of Metric as singers, or as Crash and the Boys from Scott Pilgrim (The music, not the actors).

  • @Skies5394@lemmy.ml
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    311 months ago

    That stung. A lot.

    That may not have hit home for everyone, but that definitely hit home for me and exactly my time and place in the world.

  • @Ack@lemmy.ca
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    311 months ago

    Hahaha, I’ve never heard of any of these bands, I guess I should feel old.

    • @GreasyTengu@lemmy.world
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      211 months ago

      I think ive heard of Sloan and Arcade Fire, but I wouldn’t even be able to name any of their songs or even what genre they do.

    • @jerkface@lemmy.ca
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      211 months ago

      You should feel utterly disinterested in Canadian indie music. Even Americans know half those names!

  • Dr. Bob
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    111 months ago

    Nothing I listen to made the list. I’m going to eat my Red River cereal and cry.

    • Value SubtractedOPA
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      311 months ago

      Hmm probably more prog rock than indie, but what even are genres anyway?

      • lemmy689
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        211 months ago

        Ya for sure. I think my brain refused to recognise “indie” and “classic” in the same sentence.

        • discomatic
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          111 months ago

          You’re right. Indie being short for independent, e.g. shit some band records on the cheap, typically with little attention paid to production both during recording, and post. I’m not sure why people think it’s a genre.