Friday, February 10, 2006

The State of Music.




Birds sing in the meadow and the old refuse to move on and desperately clinch to their youth. Grown men and women tirelessly work in dead end jobs only to support these elderly statesmen. A shining cloud of polyester begins to form on the horizon. The smell of decay permeates the air as all excitement is lost and contained in a mist of organization. The once mighty metal beast slumbers with screams of the forgotten hoard and misunderstood going unheard. "Where are the Gods of Thunder? Have they forsaken us?" asks a young boy to his sobbing mother. Deep in the underground a new generation is toiling, forgetting the real and living in a new web of life. Without these rebel pioneers the real world is suffering and the metal gods sleep. Metal worships still ring loud on this web and new gods form. Their followers begin to form a monstrous pit, but to the real it is silenced. The pit swells gaining force and power the deeper it travels, but the old waves are forgotten and a terrible price is being paid.

What the hell am I talking about? Barry Manilow's newest CD "Songs of the Fifties" is the number one album in America. THE HUMANITY!!!

8 comments:

:P fuzzbox said...

A dark and ominous day indeed.

Shelly said...

I saw that CD on my mom's desk tonight. I teased her unmercifully, but I do like Copa...

Metal Mark said...

Real metal is still around, but mainly in underground circles. Still it's a better time for metal now then it was ten years ago or even five years ago. Just keep the faith.

Phred said...

Barry Manillow was at the Hilton in Vegas when we were there..people were lined up all through the casino.
We thought '' somebody'' was playing there....
They weren`t all old farts either...
Only in Vegas ?????
Maybe the tickets were free.

Crazy Dan said...

thats fucked up makes me want to kill someone.

CT said...

I agree with crazy dan...LOL... thanks for the link I've got you guys up too...

Big D said...

fuzz: Truly.

shelly: Scary, you must keep up the torture.

Metal: True, but it's time to rise.

Phred: The end is near.

CD: Yes, like myself.

CT:Cool.

Susan L. Prince said...

Think about it...the people buying Manilow probably have no idea how to download so they have to buy the CD and Soundscan reflects that.

Either that or, it accurately reflects the state of "music" today.