
First and foremost... Merry Christmas.
I hope you all had a good time,
and ate a lot of good food.
so... this update is much needed,
twitter couldn't satisfied the needs of more than 140 words of a rant about today's music.
i went to a bookstore with some friends and stumbled across the newest issue of AP magazine,
i remember back in high school i would pick up one almost every month.
this issue was about the most anticipate albums of 2010...
when i flipped through the pages,
i couldn't tell you how disappointed i was,
and i felt as if my youth had died at the tender age of 19.
(i apologize for the melodramatics)
all the bands featured in there were generic,
and not one of them intrigued me to anticipate anything they were coming out with.
the catchy, poppy one liners, and whiney songs about growing up and love...
i can almost say i'm completely sick of it.
don't get me wrong,
once in a while a few bands will come out with completely sappy songs that i can tolerate and almost even like.
But just think about it,
after almost 10 years of the same ol' shit I can really use some change.
it's sad to say,
but nowadays i barely get excited about today's music and rarely do i want to go bother with the old bands that i use to like.
i felt like they've conformed into today's new age hipster movement,
they followed the gold instead of music.
i feel like i'm going to turn into those parents who say, "what are these kids listening to nowadays?" with the way things are shaping up to be.
At least those parents had Woodstock, Jimi Hendrix, Grateful Dead and the Beatles to back it up.
I can't think of many bands that can be even remotely considered timeless in our era,
and no kids My Chemical Romance is not one of the most influential and timeless bands of our age,
please don't kill yourself over it.
the older i get,
the more i realize how much of a crap-hole we're in,
with a bad economy like this we really have to think about what we can spend our precious pennies on.
so the next time you go buy an album at your local record store,
think about it.
is this really what you want to be listening to a year from now?
is this really worth the 9.99 you're about to pay, for the same old shit that you already have in your collection?
if it isn't... put it down and walk away.
trust me that 9.99 (tax not included) is now not wasted on shit generic music.
make those record companies and bands work for your hard earn money,
instead of handing it to them on that pretty little silver platter of yours.








































