There’s a great piece over at the Rolling Stone blog today that talks about all the recent artists who took umbrage to Republicans using their music for their campaigns…primarily McCain/Palin.

The best part of the piece though is the commenters who are upset with Rolling Stone being “the liberal media” that wonders why Rolling Stone isn’t “attacking” the Obama campaign for using someone’s music. Duuuuurrrrrrrr!!!!!! And they’re also telling RS to “stick to music” and “stay out of politics”, which is hilarious since Rolling Stone has always written about politics since its inception during the Vietnam War, and made no bones about their leftist stance. Be sure to check out all the comments…they’re sad and hilarious all at the same time…as is life. Here’s a fun little sampling though… Continue Reading

The current music scene is saturated with talentless artists who rely too heavily on the number of MySpace friends and plays as a measurement of success and fame. Regardless of height, weight and body shape, these local celebrities all rock the same x-small screen printed t-shirt from American Apparel and the same pair of jeans they stole from their 15 year old girlfriends.

Unoriginal music influenced by successful unoriginal bands. It’s those same annoying hand gestures, lyrics, melodies, hairstyles and tattoos that make you think to yourself… “fuck that band!”

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