Analysts Stereotypes

Personality is a huge role in the music community. People who prefer only a limited genre , tend to judge how other people are by their music choice.  For example, people who like rap and don’t like rock may judge another person who listens to that music or vice versa.  Music does not define a person, it conveys feelings but not all these feelings may be true.  Some songs can be misleading and give off a totally different vibe than how the person truly is. Getting to truly know someone who has different music taste than you brings out a whole new level of understanding. Nobody has to like the same music; but rather than judgement of taste, focus on personality.

Dreading the Move

Alterbridge – 2017 – Taken by Me

Rant? 

Underutilized Instruments in the Scene

Now a days you can turn on a few tunes and they all relatively sound the same. Starting off with similar riffs to lead to a good chorus and a solid breakdown. Bands need to utilize an array of new instruments for a unique sound. That is totally how you break through the scene!

My Worst Head Injury EVER!

I don’t remember much of that night. I need to write this on my blog before I forget the night entirely.

Venue Review: Firehouse 13

DISCLAIMER: I KNOW NOTHING. THIS IS PURE OPINION.

I See Through Your Bullshit

Ice Nine Kills stage taken by Me

This is going to be the MOST unprofessional rant ever. I’ve been having writers block since the new year. But I realized there is something I need to say. This is an indirect blog post about someone who won’t even read this anyway. 

Mental Illness is Real not a Fad

Vans Warped Tour 2013 Taken by Me

Nothing is more nauseating than seeing popular musicians using mental illness as a way to become popular. Using the stories of people who have truly suffered in music that you could care less about. 

“I’ve been sexually harrassed”

Me on the left with one of my closest friends. Seeing Hatebreed in Providence, RI

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There’s nothing better than being a part of a music scene where no matter who you are or what you wear everyone is treated with respect. When the chorus of your favorite tune hits and the entire crowd is singing, nothing is more unifying. The concert experience is heightened when you feel like a part of a family. 

Elitism

Who Cares?

Jonny Craig Singing in the band Slaves Taken by Me

 There has always been this high demand for covers of popular songs done by alternative artists. Even a high demand for infusing different genres of music with heavier music. Are we so ashamed about our personal music tastes that it requires masking it under covers?