Thread: Do you believe that bands/musicians need to push the boundaries of music to be considered "great"?
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Old 11-06-2011, 08:28 PM   #19
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Originally Posted by Requiem View Post
Link me to some music where 'less is more' that you think I would like. Keeping in mind I am pretty picky tbh. Weird is fine, but weird for the sake of being weird doesn't do it for me.










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Dunno... I mean, I could post a bunch of stuff that is sampler driven. I don't really think that qualifies as "less as more" as it ends up being more layers of sound than the stuff I posted above.
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