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50% of the time, YW always right, all the time. 
Makes sense to me
When was Blink 182 the epitome of the guitar/bass/drums format of rock? Oh dear...
Rock music is not about shouting and jumping up and down. This is called 'punk', the whole point of it being that it disposes of musical ability and talent required to play the instruments, ON PURPOSE!! Did you miss the whole 70's punk ideology, like the Sex Pistols etc? Looks like YW seriously has his "Blink-ers" (sorry for the pun) on regarding rock and roll... How did half a century of brilliant, musical guitar bands pass you without you noticing?
Go and listen to some guitarists like Hendrix, Petrucci, Stevie Ray Vaughan, Buddy Guy, Jeff Beck, Eric Johnson, Joe Satriani, Steve Vai, Mark Knopfler (Dire Straits), Jimmy Page, Eddie Van Halen, Tom Morello, etc etc.
All of these guitarists would absolutely out-class any rapper to an incredibly embarrassing degree with their brilliant phrasing, musically advanced compositions, originality, soul and sheer facility on their instrument of choice... btw they all absolutely CREAM santana.
Hell, even comparitively simple bands like AC/DC have a thousand times more emotional intensity and tight, talented playing, genuinely catchy riffs etc, than any rap.
I almost don't consider rap as 'music' compared to what I normally listen to.
Makes sense to me
When was Blink 182 the epitome of the guitar/bass/drums format of rock? Oh dear...
Rock music is not about shouting and jumping up and down. This is called 'punk', the whole point of it being that it disposes of musical ability and talent required to play the instruments, ON PURPOSE!! Did you miss the whole 70's punk ideology, like the Sex Pistols etc? Looks like YW seriously has his "Blink-ers" (sorry for the pun) on regarding rock and roll... How did half a century of brilliant, musical guitar bands pass you without you noticing?
Go and listen to some guitarists like Hendrix, Petrucci, Stevie Ray Vaughan, Buddy Guy, Jeff Beck, Eric Johnson, Joe Satriani, Steve Vai, Mark Knopfler (Dire Straits), Jimmy Page, Eddie Van Halen, Tom Morello, etc etc.
All of these guitarists would absolutely out-class any rapper to an incredibly embarrassing degree with their brilliant phrasing, musically advanced compositions, originality, soul and sheer facility on their instrument of choice... btw they all absolutely CREAM santana.
Hell, even comparitively simple bands like AC/DC have a thousand times more emotional intensity and tight, talented playing, genuinely catchy riffs etc, than any rap.
I almost don't consider rap as 'music' compared to what I normally listen to.