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SocietyIsRuined 14-12-2012 08:00 PM

Cowell thinks he's the modern day Berry Gordy. The only problem with this is that Berry Gordy as with Ahmet Ertugen had an ear for music, Cowell is tone deaf.

SocietyIsRuined 14-12-2012 08:04 PM

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Originally Posted by Stu (Post 5693492)
The industry accommodates to style over substance, cheap music that is guaranteed to sell to the point where more boundary pushing, experimental acts are not given a chance on the big stage. This leads to lazy consumers - essentially the base audience for these acts and TV shows - only being exposed to these acts. Their minds not even given the chance to sample something different. They're not going to seek it out themselves because they are the lazy consumers who consume what is handed to them. So nothing grows. It's a sad state of affairs.

I agree with this. Mr Blobby proved it to be correct as well. Saturate TV with a pink and yellow spotted idiot = No.1 record.

LemonJam 14-12-2012 08:16 PM

I don't see how anyone argue that X factor hasn't helped to completely bastardise the art form of music tbh. It's certainly not what initially stabbed it in the heart, but it's twisting the knife until everything bleeds out.

lily. 14-12-2012 09:15 PM

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Originally Posted by LemonJam (Post 5693552)
I don't see how anyone argue that X factor hasn't helped to completely bastardise the art form of music tbh. It's certainly not what initially stabbed it in the heart, but it's twisting the knife until everything bleeds out.

Don't hold back on the analogies there James..

King Gizzard 14-12-2012 09:16 PM

You should put that in a song LJ

James 14-12-2012 09:22 PM

The trouble with X Factor and music is that the competition on the show is just about singing cover versions of popular songs. It doesn't tell the record-buying public anything about what their eventual original material will be like, so a lot of sales will be based solely on perceived style and image - as well as fan-support from the show of course.

King Gizzard 14-12-2012 09:25 PM

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Originally Posted by James (Post 5693744)
The trouble with X Factor and music is that the competition on the show is just about singing cover versions of popular songs. It doesn't tell the record-buying public anything about what their eventual original material will be like, so a lot of sales will be based solely on perceived style and image - as well as fan-support from the show of course.

yup, that's where I feel James was different and refreshing, you could actually tell what he would release and that he put his own spin on every song he sang

Brother Leon 14-12-2012 09:42 PM

Reminds me of when Cher and Simon tried to get her a collab with some Grime Guys to boost her "Street rep". Most of them told her to piss off as "We've been grafting without goin on some bs show, we arent the same". I imagine a lot of Artists feel that way too.

Mystic Mock 14-12-2012 09:49 PM

I think that the Music Industry isn't that strong at the moment because alot of the artists around now are around because of there looks instead of there talent, and The X Factor could've have been a great platform for talented singers to do well but the producers pushed for some bad winners that was never gonna succeed, and the actual talented ones that did win was given bad songs, or covers in some cases that completely destroyed any chances they had of doing well, and some X Factor acts just have never been given enough exposure if they never won the show, it's sad though as Rhydian and Aiden have had some strong singles that should have done better since they've left TXF.

I'm sorry for the long post, I just had alot to get off my chest lol.

Marcus. 14-12-2012 09:49 PM

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Originally Posted by Virgin Mock (Post 5693803)
I think that the Music Industry isn't that strong at the moment because alot of the artists around now are around because of there looks instead of there talent, and The X Factor could've have been a great platform for talented singers to do well but the producers pushed for some bad winners that was never gonna succeed, and the actual talented ones that did win was given bad songs, or covers in some cases that completely destroyed any chances they had of doing well, and some X Factor acts just have never been given enough exposure if they never won the show, it's sad though as Rhydian and Aiden have had some strong singles that should have done better since they've left TXF.

I'm sorry for the long post, I just had alot to get off my chest lol.

that ok mock

Mystic Mock 14-12-2012 09:53 PM

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Originally Posted by Santa Claus (Post 5692655)
Hallelujah was slightly biblical :idc:


Christmas No1 should be a Christmas song.

No the best song around Christmas should be Christmas number 1.


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