Re: GENERAL NEW RELEASE SPECULATION TOPIC
Posted: Fri Jul 02, 2021 8:29 pm
Personally I’d be surprised if BOC had any input on the release dates of remixes they have done for other labels.
This is the long view people need to embrace, otherwise stop returning to this thread.writetomhatcher wrote:What is this nonsense? You are zoomed into such a narrow view of their interests as artists. Did they ever have a legitimate, dedicated stalker? I'm curious, if that's the case.Roswell wrote: i think BoC learned their lesson with the TH ARG
This is key here. Some people are reading into how "worked up" people are getting, and I think just projecting their anxieties onto this. I mean, I'm having fun, and I'm not getting emotional about it.SamuraiDrifter wrote:The speculation and theory-crafting is harmless by itself and if you really think it's pathetic, here's a wild idea, don't read the thread.
Where it gets ridiculous though is when people put so much faith in those wild theories that they start going all gloom and doom "BOC are finished forever I have no hope!!" when they inevitably don't come true.
i don’t think there is anything wrong with speculation, i agree with what SamuraiDrifter stated. and yes, they did have multiple people leak their personal information on this exact forum, more than once i believe.Davism wrote:This is the long view people need to embrace, otherwise stop returning to this thread.writetomhatcher wrote:What is this nonsense? You are zoomed into such a narrow view of their interests as artists. Did they ever have a legitimate, dedicated stalker? I'm curious, if that's the case.Roswell wrote: i think BoC learned their lesson with the TH ARG
This is key here. Some people are reading into how "worked up" people are getting, and I think just projecting their anxieties onto this. I mean, I'm having fun, and I'm not getting emotional about it.SamuraiDrifter wrote:The speculation and theory-crafting is harmless by itself and if you really think it's pathetic, here's a wild idea, don't read the thread.
Where it gets ridiculous though is when people put so much faith in those wild theories that they start going all gloom and doom "BOC are finished forever I have no hope!!" when they inevitably don't come true.
Idk. I often felt shameful about it and still do from time to time and I think a lot of people still do to some degree...Navaru wrote:I think the last thing anyone here is worried about is feeling shame about obsessing
I agree with this mentality. A new remix and a sign of life should be a cause for celebration! They could easily split at any given time. Daft Punk leaving is the best example that no current artist is invincible.Sl Flk wrote:i like this song. We could keep at this or we could get a drink?
I don't mind people disliking pop music as a matter of personal taste. What I dislike is the elitist attitude that pop musicians are somehow automatically shitty and without any merit just because they're popular, and portraying fans of pop music as somehow being brainless sheep unable to appreciate "real" music. Personally I love music from all over the spectrum, from Kanye West and Billie Eilish to Godspeed You! Black Emperor to black metal, and I get really, really sick of the elitist attitude that some people exhibit towards pop music.Echelon wrote:Honestly, annoys me when people aren't allowed to dislike pop artists nowadays. Nothing against the actual artists themselves or their fans, (what brings them joy, brings them joy) but the music I find alternately irritating and boring. I generally listen to artists like BOC to get away from the music i hear in the public sphere.
People can like what they like, and I can like what I like. It goes both ways and there's no elitism from me personally. All music is subjective
I think there's now a backlash against artsy music by pop fans where they try to make you out like you're a snob because you find pop music boring or irritating. It's kind of a reverse backlash now. I think the best perspective to have is simply respect the other side, or enjoy it, rather than degenerate fans of either side. (Not that you are)SamuraiDrifter wrote:I don't mind people disliking pop music as a matter of personal taste. What I dislike is the elitist attitude that pop musicians are somehow automatically shitty and without any merit just because they're popular, and portraying fans of pop music as somehow being brainless sheep unable to appreciate "real" music. Personally I love music from all over the spectrum, from Kanye West and Billie Eilish to Godspeed You! Black Emperor to black metal, and I get really, really sick of the elitist attitude that some people exhibit towards pop music.Echelon wrote:Honestly, annoys me when people aren't allowed to dislike pop artists nowadays. Nothing against the actual artists themselves or their fans, (what brings them joy, brings them joy) but the music I find alternately irritating and boring. I generally listen to artists like BOC to get away from the music i hear in the public sphere.
People can like what they like, and I can like what I like. It goes both ways and there's no elitism from me personally. All music is subjective
Also, if you listen to BoC to get away from music that appears in the public sphere, maybe no one mentioned that their songs have been used in TV shows and car commercials lol.
On repeat and on my 5th beer.Sl Flk wrote:i like this song. We could keep at this or we could get a drink?
Irrelevant but what is your profile pic? It looks so familiar but I can't put my finger on it.Davism wrote:Also, I know this is super random, but the first 15 seconds (and some in between the vocals) reminds me of that Simpsons Halloween episode ‘(‘94/‘95) where Homer got trapped in 3-Dimensional land.
Pretty sure that's the Main Control Program from Tron. Though I know they also did a South Park parody where Moses looked like that to Kyle except he was a dreidel.bocbocbocboc wrote: Irrelevant but what is your profile pic? It looks so familiar but I can't put my finger on it.