OK list your favourite bands and I'll tell you how mainstream they are.

this is not for an assignment, just curiosity

we are talking about a period in which religious symbolism is extremely common in mainstream media

these images are crosses, upside down crosses, all-seeing eye, free mason compass, devil horns, baphomet look alikes, 3 fingers with the thumb and pinky "666" symbol

here a third one [swallowing the first on previous post ]



This post was edited by brmv on Jun 10 2013 09:55pm

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Kanye is amazing.




Someone's jealous.




Btw, there have been periods of hundreds of years in classical music in which almost 100% of music was SPECIFICALLY DEVOTED to religion. If anything, music is at an all-time low regarding religious ideas.

Religion is in music because God and religion are the most important things in human life and always have been.

Me too.



I don't know what a last.fm is.



Gas House Gang, Vocal Spectrum, FRED, Max Q, OC Times. In terms of "recent" groups, Main Street Quartet and Masterpiece Quartet.

If you want me to get obscure, Redline, Metropolis, and Lunch Break rank up there.

On a scale of 1 to "I make hipsters kill themselves", how mainstream am I?



I feel like there was a brief lull from maybe the 80's to the end of the 90's where religion wasn't quite as mainstream. 60's-70's (and some early 80's) had a lot of stuff questioning religion, but it's still in relation to religion. Of course, I'm no expert in music from those eras so I could be horribly wrong.

This post was edited by BardOfXiix on Jun 11 2013 12:25am

On a scale of fedora to trenchcoat I'd put you at trenchcoat.

i dont get what you want to discuss ?

I don't understand that scale D:
The Matrix movies were pretty good though.
I also have Scott Joplin on my iPod :3

ragtime