06-26-2004, 10:24 PM
Nickleback rocks, no doubt about it.... But Avril is hot.
It's weird though because I have seriously NO WOMEN ARTISTS in my music collection!? I thought about it for a moment when I read this post and I'm flipping through The Doors, The Hip, Kid Rock, Headstones, The Stones, etc etc etc.
But NO WOMEN!?! I seriously tripped myself out...
The only thing I have noticed with Nickelback (and many others) is there seems to be an opening in the industry for that style. So there are others that follow with a "new" band or artist. Like one comes out and they all come out. (3 Doors Down, TOAD,...)
The pop princesses (Spears, Aguilera, Simpson),
The white rappers (Vanilla Ice, Eminem, Kyrios),
The "goth"/"punk"/pop spectacles (Simple Plan, Linkin Park)
The dancing fools (Usher, Timberlake, Desmond)
The slacker-rockers (Sam Roberts, ummm, he's the only one, but more will follow)
(This is probably nothing new, though, you all know this)
Is it just record companies going with what works? Sequels and the recent Marvel-movie trend?
It's weird though because I have seriously NO WOMEN ARTISTS in my music collection!? I thought about it for a moment when I read this post and I'm flipping through The Doors, The Hip, Kid Rock, Headstones, The Stones, etc etc etc.
But NO WOMEN!?! I seriously tripped myself out...
The only thing I have noticed with Nickelback (and many others) is there seems to be an opening in the industry for that style. So there are others that follow with a "new" band or artist. Like one comes out and they all come out. (3 Doors Down, TOAD,...)
The pop princesses (Spears, Aguilera, Simpson),
The white rappers (Vanilla Ice, Eminem, Kyrios),
The "goth"/"punk"/pop spectacles (Simple Plan, Linkin Park)
The dancing fools (Usher, Timberlake, Desmond)
The slacker-rockers (Sam Roberts, ummm, he's the only one, but more will follow)
(This is probably nothing new, though, you all know this)
Is it just record companies going with what works? Sequels and the recent Marvel-movie trend?