Khalil's_Black_Excellence
The King of Fighters
i can't believe someone as savvy is me just discovered this
i hated how many pages stupids DMS took up.. errythang at 50 now
Yeah, i was on that since the
days.
Film Room Intervention: The Reeducation of Satam55
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Yeah, i was on that since the
days.
PlayerNinety_Nine
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what's the over/under on @satam55 having at least 3 monitors?
the way he's always first to embed tweets, and post ign video reviews and redeem his ultraviolet codes i'm picturing dude with a setup like in the matrix
*Satam sees new film trailer*
*Doesn't pick up on the cultural references in it*
*Posts*
Naw, I just leave a bunch of tabs open on my phone & PC.what's the over/under on @satam55 having at least 3 monitors?
the way he's always first to embed tweets, and post ign video reviews and redeem his ultraviolet codes i'm picturing dude with a setup like in the matrix
*Satam sees new film trailer*
*Doesn't pick up on the cultural references in it*
*Posts*
dennis roadman
nuclear war in my bag
WTF???? Ignoring you off the strength of this dumb ass post. Marvin Gaye is fukking INCREDIBLE, his music is still relevant todayHow is it timeless if you have to be born in that era to enjoy it. I've only seen people born in the pessimistic era listen to his music. Every song from 60-70's is not timeless
There's no intrinsic quality that makes Marvin Gaye's music timeless. Your condition for Marvin Gaye being timeless seems to be "I like it and it's still played." Marvin Gaye's music is specifically tied to a certain time and place with specific values needed to enjoy it in it's proper entirety. It seems like you guys only enjoy his music because somebody already defined it as timeless so you were forced to enjoy it without thinking for yourself. Calling Marvin Gaye's or Michael Jackson's music as "timeless" is just a mean tactic of trying to justify one's taste. I've never seen anyone in the real world listen to Marvin Gaye unless they grew up during that time peroid.
Now Mozart, that's real universal timeless music since it's actually withstood the test of centuries.
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So you're comparing something that has lasted for centuries vs something that has lasted for about 5 decades? That's kinda apples to oranges breh. And the fact that its lasted 5 decades should be enough at this point since none of us are going to get to see how it plays out centuries from now. Now if you don't like Marvin Gaye or any older soul music from that era, that's cool, but clearly there are plenty of people who disagree thus the music has stood the test of time. I'm not a Madonna fan but I can recognize that she is a legendary artist and has stood the test of time with her music and just her persona.
No bro, I'm honestly just saying it's too early for it to be considered timeless music.
Based on who's time tho homie? We don't have the luxury of looking 100 years into the future but I'd say 50 years is pretty damn well good at this point. Just like the Rolling Stones are a timeless band along with the Beatles. 50 or 60 years is a long time for music to last especially when the culture is always looking to the next thing or the next fad. I was at this club/bar in dc a couple years ago for my birthday and it was filled with 20 somethings but as soon as P.Y.T came on everyone knew every word and every pause and inflection Michael hit and there's a great chance most people there at the time weren't born when that song was out or even thought of but they fukked with it. It's not like we're talking about vanilla ice or 98 degrees here.
It's the same way we talk about film now. Not everyone may be a fan of jaws or Casablanca or citizen Kane but those movies have a legacy in the industry and amongst film fans where they will continue to be talked about and analyzed. The exorcist came out in the 70s and I know people in their mid or late 20s who say it scares the hell out of them to this day or people who flat out refuse to watch it; that's 40 years worth of legacy breh because it's a film that continues to affect people decade after decade.
Khalil's_Black_Excellence
The King of Fighters
You know who's music isn't timeless? Prince's. fukk HIM!
TheGodling
Los Ingobernables de Sala de Cine
I was just doing some random search and saw that last year breh made a thread to discuss the MTV Movie Awards. 
I think we might have to enforce the Ludovico technique onto the guy or he'll never learn.
And we'll start with making his pried open eyes watch A Clockwork Orange so he understands that reference.
I think we might have to enforce the Ludovico technique onto the guy or he'll never learn.
And we'll start with making his pried open eyes watch A Clockwork Orange so he understands that reference.