Jeremy Clarkson
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Those weekend bands that you sometimes see playing at bars/food places or local fests include some decent musicians but that you can tell will never become well known.
racism......
I saw this all colored-guy metal band one time not too long ago. Globally, it's not that rare, but in Texas it is. These were like straight outta the ghetto gangsta looking thugged out coloreds, but they were playing really heavy drop-tuned power-slop metal. It was really bad and they sounded terrible, but i couldn't look away. It was hilarious.
theyve got more chance of making it that some super tight white metal band from texas I bet
that got me banned on another site
...but i couldn't look away.
Besides pure, dumb luck...that's the other "ingredient" these days to "making it".
Take someone like Gaga...if she dropped the freak show and just sang....would anyone care?
It's not about talent, it's about having a *promotable" image....and that's juts about anything that the sheep will follow. All of the really young audiences are mostly told what is "hip/cool", and that's where image sells the most.
I mean....if you can hype people like Beiber, Kim K, Gaga and a slew of other talentless "stars" to the top...is talent really important any more?
What do people like Kim K. really do anyway that is considered a "talent"? (Why is she even in the media???)
AFA bar bands...I don't think more than 10% have any notion of "making it". They are just doing Fri/Sat gigs for a few extra bucks and a couple of hours of "fame".
why do people keep bringing up gaga?
she was around for years before she made it, she did burlesque thats why her image is like it is, and she wrote songs for loads of performers before being picked up by a major...I can see why some pop acts are manufactured shiyt, and i dont particularly like her...but shes got more talent than 90% of those making it out there
^^^^^^ this ^^^^^^Define "make it". No one "makes it" anymore by getting out there and hustling. It has nothing to do with playing, touring, songwriting, image, band name, or anything else. The only thing that matters now is pure, dumb, luck. That's it. One in a few hundred thousand bands gets lucky.
Those weekend bands that you sometimes see playing at bars/food places or local fests include some decent musicians but that you can tell will never become well known.