led zeppelin and elvis presley just sound good, and they happen to be universally critically acclaimed

i'm not going against the best critics and journalists

just go to pitchfork and rolling stone because they're the best

if you don't agree with pitchfork and rolling stone then your opinion doesn't matter

elvis is a legend

weezer better

i like any music that sounds good

i don't care how it's made or whether it's plagiarized

good music is good music

just because it's plagiarized doesn't mean it's bad

as long as you like led zeppelin then we are good

Aight you trollin now

elvis is a bar snoop stealer who is a prime example of a token white boy

then how come he is universally critically acclaimed by critics and journalists?

i don't care about your opinion unless you work for pitchfork or rolling stone

not what your original talking point was

i dont care that a black genre that was shunned was only accepted by white people when a white person did it

part of his acclaim in blues is literally part of that, which you cant actually deny

same with elvis - but he outright took advantage

because he is white and being propped up mostly by white media who shunned or called th eblack artists genres and talents monkey music that will hypnotize white women to f*** black men and would bar them from performing, advertisement and labels

and further named even more outsider publications, which those two arent even blues centric, regardless of race in that facet

PARAMORE

i just want to appreciate and listen to music

i still think led zeppelin is the best band of all time besides the beatles

led zeppelin just sounds good and nothing will ever change that for me and the best critics and journalists agree

crazy how there's not even a black keys or something left in mainstream music. the genre just has really just not had a leg to stand on for like 15 years now in popularity

Live at Reading one of the greatest live albums

pitchfork and rolling stone are the best so i don't care what you have to say

i will listen to led zeppelin whenever i want and enjoy it

Cam’Ron >>>>>>> Elvis

best critics and journalist of white people about white people from publications that aren't even versed or main theme in blues

i agree but they are both legends

you say you dont care but seem to care a lot about what outsiders say about a genre to make yourself feel better

no one said anything about not listening

i don't care what race the critics and journalists are

i only care about what they have to say

i don't know why you bring race into this when i just want to listen to music

i never said anything negative about your favorite music but when i post mine people just want to spread negativity

s*** like that is just lame

i most likely like your favorite music

i just have a bigger appreciation for a large amount of music so even if you find a few music artists that you dislike then you are vocal about it because you just want to provoke negative reactions

I think Cobain, himself, would disagree with this

Pick your fav American Idiot track. That’s the last one to make waves

Jann Wenner, the co-founder of Rolling Stone magazine, claimed the reason no women or people of color appear in his upcoming book of interviews with rock stars was because “none of them were . . . articulate enough” on an “intellectual level.”

Pressed to defend his comments in light of figures such as Joni Mitchell, Janis Joplin, and Stevie Wonder, Wenner doubled down on his statement. “Go have a deep conversation with Grace Slick or Janis Joplin. Please, be my guest,” Wenner pushes back. “You know, Joni was not a philosopher of rock ’n’ roll. She didn’t, in my mind, meet that test. Not by her work, not by other interviews she did. The people I interviewed were the kind of philosophers of rock.”

“Of Black artists — you know, Stevie Wonder, genius, right? I suppose when you use a word as broad as ‘masters,’ the fault is using that word. Maybe Marvin Gaye, or Curtis Mayfield? I mean, they just didn’t articulate at that level,” Wenner maintained in a wide-ranging interview with the New York Times published on Friday.

You gon have to excuse a brother for not believing that these publications are the end all be all of a damn thing