who's rock music is better? Japan mogs both btw
who's rock music is better? Japan mogs both btw
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Eww, shmorky
stay mad
I'm esl. Don't care about english outside of their sonic arts
you're right: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8o3IoueVJ0E
I still don't get this comic.
Stonetoss just doesn't like spam or what?
I didn't think that was a big right wing issue.
He's probably referring to how whenever anime/manga has gay characters (yuri/yaoi), androgynous characters (traps, tomboys), or strong women, no one cares. But whenever it's done in western media, it's considered "pozzed".
England by half a chip
>Japan mogs both btw
Yeah and Argie rock mogs them all
all those dead nips lmao
>who's rock music is better?
*Whose rock music is better?
Should have stayed in school.
England, it's not even close and never has been
t. Burgerstanian
How is this even a real question?
American rock bands are to music what China is to technology.
You replicate, but you can't innovate.
didn't rock music originated in the united states? Rock is essentially a glorified r&b rhythmic shuffle with a more blues-oriented edge that later evolved to a more slick pop sound that incorporates a more competent western art sound. Rock is an american thing
It’s the other way around.
Most subgenres started in US before being adopted by UK.
>Japan mogs both btw
ayy rmao
nah he right stupid nigga that's why uk wins: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wapHTm2GtWg
Nice
The midwit take is British
The thinking man's take is American
The patrician's take is back to British
Different strokes for different folks though
australia, by way of scotland.
I think otakus listen exclusively to Japanese music. I'm not saying that they lack originality, but as someone who listens mostly to Western music, I have seen Japanese people ripping off Western music
>Western
Why are you comparing like 50+ countries to a nation lol
British rock, German rock, and so on are doing the same exact thing Japan's doing, playing in an American genre.
Yeah but
>Britain has prog rock
>Germany has krautrock
>Japan has imitation
Call me when japan pioneers a subgenre
Japs pioneered brutal prog which went onto influence Western musicians like John Zorn and Mike Patton and Western bands like Lightning Bolt The Flying Luttenbachers
>John Zorn and Mike Patton and Western bands like Lightning Bolt The Flying Luttenbachers
I'm sorry dude but how does this compare to prog rock and krautrock??
The massive explosion of avant-rock/avant-prog/brutal prog in America during the 90s was directly the result of John Zorn being influenced by 80s Japanese brutal prog bands in Naked City and exposing/promoting 80s Japanese brutal prog bands on his label throughout the 90s and helping them tour America.
Not an argument, anti-imageboard redditor.
>The massive explosion of avant-rock/avant-prog/brutal prog in America during the 90s was directly the result of John Zorn
On the same scale that prog and kraut rock inspired musicians? If you're into avant-prog or whatever then cool, but it's a joke to suggest they're in the same league as CAN or Pink Floyd in terms of importance to music
>heh nips have no music of their own, they just play western genres
>Most modern European music is just playing American music rather than their own mus-
>NOOOO NOT LIKE THAT I SAID WESTERN.
>MY BACKWATER EUROPEAN ROCK SCENE DESERVES CREDIT FOR PLAYING A STYLE OF MUSIC THAT ORIGINATED ON A COMPLETELY DIFFERENT LANDMASS
>it's a joke to suggest they're in the same league as CAN or Pink Floyd
Nobody did. You said Japan didn't pioneer a genre when Japan pretty much laid the groundwork and influences for a lot of the best "modern prog" after the stagnation and lack of innovation that plagued the 80s.
Prog rock isn't backwater. Does Genesis sound like Chuck Berry? Avant-Brutal-Prog-Core is.
Nobody cares about modern prog in the same way that they do about the old euro stuff anyway so its a moot point. If they did pioneer a genre it was a shit one that left no real impression on music except amongst a handful of autistic weaboos.
I'm sorry dude but the nips just aren't that creative really. They can run with an existing concept and often perfect it, but original work is almost nonexistent.
Any other good subgenres from the nips? The euros have metal, shoegaze, prog, punk, hard rock and krautrock. And most of those are from the UK.
>Prog rock isn't backwater.
it is, but not for the reasons you are describing
UK had an edge from about 65-73 but it’s been the US at all other times.
England before 1990, America after 1990.
America after 2000s, 90s was equal
Probably correct.
>Japan mogs both btw
name one example
he just did right here
>British rock, German rock, and so on are doing the same exact thing Japan's doing, playing in an American genre.
>Japs pioneered brutal prog which went onto influence Western musicians like John Zorn and Mike Patton and Western bands like Lightning Bolt The Flying Luttenbachers
US by quantity but it’s hard to say UK because of >per capita. Incredible output for their size.
UK
I always liked American rock better because it's garagie street level style:
Garage rock, blues rock, punk, thrash, sludge, hardcore etc
But to be fair UK has some of the best highligths of the entire genre
Germany > US = UK >>>>>> Japan