Yeah you're so clever

 

As far as I know, Evanescence, The Feeling, James Morrison, Hot Chip, Jack Johnson, Magic Numbers, Jamie T, Panic at the Disco, SS, Scott Matthews, Hot Chip also come under the rock category smart ass. They may be from different SUB-GENRES but its still part of the rock category as a whole, just like trance is part of dance. If you don't think the playlist is rock dominated then you're obviously blind or just plain dumb

Edited September 21, 200619 yr by skizzo

I dont think anyone that age should be intergrated into that kind of a harsh industry tat the music industry is.

 

He'll be fine. Loads of people get thrown in at the deep end at his age and sometimes a lot younger, like Charlotte Church for example.

c**p playlist imo. -_-

 

Vote for Enya instead. ^_^ http://www.buzzjack.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=15340

 

Please, only two more needed. :cry:

Yeah you're so clever

 

As far as I know, Evanescence, The Feeling, James Morrison, Hot Chip, Jack Johnson, Magic Numbers, Jamie T, Panic at the Disco, SS, Scott Matthews, Hot Chip also come under the rock category smart ass. They may be from different SUB-GENRES but its still part of the rock category as a whole, just like trance is part of dance. If you don't think the playlist is rock dominated then you're obviously blind or just plain dumb

Erm if you bothered to look at my post correctly the ones in itallics are ones which are influenced by it but aren't completely rock/indie. The Feeling, James Morrisson, Scissor Sisters, JAck Johnson? They're not really at all Indie. They're all pop or MoR, just because they play their own instruments.

 

And even if you do count ones which are SLIGHTLY Indie you still get LESS than 50% :rolleyes:

Edited September 22, 200619 yr by RabbitFurCoat

my point was that is was rock dominated, it could even be 35,8377% :rolleyes:

But does that not reflect the current music scene? Oh, it does :)