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Discussion: Archived: The K-Pop Discussion Thread (#1)
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Originally posted by Belle
oh jesus the engrish this page  |
aaipakpahaia leave me alone 
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Member Since: 8/23/2011
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Originally posted by Rominho.
Minzy looks so hot in your avie  my favourite scene on the Can't Nobody music video.  |
The future Queen of KPop.
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Originally posted by Rutee
We're talking about GENRES 
I'm sorry but Sixth Sense keeps the same instruments throughout the WHOLE song, so I don't really know wtf are you guys talking about.  |
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I know what I'm talking about, "Sixth Sense" is like a retro Disco anthem mashed in with a symphony orchestra, Big Band and woozy Jazz, Gospel, and elements of Hip-Hop.
Especially the bridge, it's rich with different genres mashed all together, but unlike the other basic song you've been praising for the past few hours, the different sounds aren't chopped into different parts. Hey look at me I'm rapping *insert guitar riffs here* sings something about "Rock N Role" *predictable dubstep breakdown*...etc.
That's where you seem to be confused. 
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Originally posted by Rutee
don't worry sis, I'm not the kind of being butthurt, you can say whatever you want to me
And no I'm not saying this because I'm an EXO stan, but he really really REAAAALLY NAILS it, it's so resonant and powerful and ... 
Belle you bitch try speaking a foreign language, will ya ? |
I always read some bad comments about his notes, especially bout the first one
I don't know but for me he's always doing it great 
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Originally posted by Halien4Life
I know what I'm talking about, "Sixth Sense" is like a retro Disco anthem mashed in with a symphony orchestra, Big Band and woozy Jazz, Gospel, and elements of Hip-Hop.
Especially the bridge, it's rich with different genres mashed all together, but unlike the other basic song you've been praising for the past few hours, the different sounds aren't chopped into different parts. Hey look at me I'm rapping *insert guitar riffs here* sings something about "Rock N Role" *predictable dubstep breakdown*...etc.
That's where you seem to be confused. |
I agree that Sixth Sense is some kind of anthem but it has nothing to do if Bounce it's good or not
I mean, the mix of genres ISN'T predictable, even random.
Decrease the importance of a song will not elevate the importance of another one 
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Member Since: 8/23/2011
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But it's quite basic. I'm not trying to tear it to shreds. I already said that I like it.
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Originally posted by Halien4Life
retro Disco anthem mashed in with a symphony orchestra, Big Band and woozy Jazz, Gospel, and elements of Hip-Hop.
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We really really need that giant biblio.
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Member Since: 11/6/2010
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Originally posted by Halien4Life
The future Queen of KPop.
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I know what I'm talking about, "Sixth Sense" is like a retro Disco anthem mashed in with a symphony orchestra, Big Band and woozy Jazz, Gospel, and elements of Hip-Hop.
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Especially the bridge, it's rich with different genres mashed all together, but unlike the other basic song you've been praising for the past few hours, the different sounds aren't chopped into different parts. Hey look at me I'm rapping *insert guitar riffs here* sings something about "Rock N Role" *predictable dubstep breakdown*...etc.
That's where you seem to be confused (to incorporate touches of other genres into it). |
Actually, the point of saying Bounce is a genre HOPPING song means that genres actually switch within the song, which is not the case in Sixth Sense. Sixth Sense is a mashup of different influences, but is one solid block and you can't hear any breaks or any switch in genres, at all.
I don't really hear the elements of hip hop in the song too to be honest, but I agree with the influences you pointed out. But all of these genres are quite similar in some ways.
Couldn't say the same about hip hop / dubstep / rock. 
Edit : Also, I don't think they really wanted it to have that many influences, I think it's reaching to say that it's a mashup of all of these things. The main genre of the song is symphonic pop, we can always find that much influences in a lot of songs too but we don't point them all out, because it's the point of pop music.
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Isn't an "anthem" like Sixth Sense but it's far from being basic, at least for me 
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Member Since: 8/23/2011
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Originally posted by Rutee
Actually, the point of saying Bounce is a genre HOPPING song means that genres actually switch within the song, which is not the case in Sixth Sense. Sixth Sense is a mashup of different influences, but is one solid block and you can't hear any breaks or any switch in genres, at all.
I don't really hear the elements of hip hop in the song too to be honest, but I agree with the influences you pointed out. But all of these genres are quite similar in some ways.
Couldn't say the same about hip hop / dubstep / rock. |
The song does switch genres between the pre-chorus, chorus, and bridge, but not in a traditional way. The hip-hop elements can be heard in the beat underneath all the background music, and Miryo's part.
& the "rock" in "Bounce" is beyond basic that I'm not even sure if I'd call it rock.
Actually the whole thing is too basic for us to be reviewing it the way we are doing right now, but we can always agree to disagree. I suppose.
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I can teach y'all English 
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Originally posted by Halien4Life
The song does switch genres between the pre-chorus, chorus, and bridge, but not in a traditional way. The hip-hop elements can be heard in the beat underneath all the background music, and Miryo's part.
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There's not switch in genres between those 3 parts at all, but it's ok.
We'll agree to disagree, I guess.
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Originally posted by Cheers
I can teach y'all English |
okaojoakok
As k-pop fans, if they can speak engrish there's no problem if we do it 
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Member Since: 9/18/2011
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Originally posted by rapha9095
okaojoakok
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No sis that's not our alphabet.
J/K. I like Engirish speakers 
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Member Since: 8/22/2011
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Originally posted by Rutee
Belle you bitch try speaking a foreign language, will ya ? |
Mais je suis competent en francais et j'apprends Korean + Japonais!
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Member Since: 8/22/2011
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Originally posted by Cheers
I can teach y'all English |
And I can rap in English
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Originally posted by Belle
Mais je suis competent en francais et j'apprends Korean + Japonais!
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That's ... Not really it.
Sorry qurl, maybe next time !
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Rutee, you're such a bitch !! 
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Member Since: 9/18/2011
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Originally posted by Belle
And I can rap in English
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Me too! Am bout to be a WW famous rapper
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Member Since: 8/22/2011
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Originally posted by Rutee
That's ... Not really it.
Sorry qurl, maybe next time ! |
I know I conjugated the verb for "am learning" incorrectly 
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Member Since: 8/22/2011
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also the only thing messier than the transitions between production styles in the JJ song is the one dude's American flag harem...shorts.  but I'm buying fakes of his Jeremy Scott wings shoes on my 2nd paycheck so that's cool 
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