Thread: Do you believe that bands/musicians need to push the boundaries of music to be considered "great"?
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Old 11-13-2011, 11:48 AM   #79
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also to go way back into this thread, i don't think joy division were great but they were definitely a band on the very brink of it when ian curtis offed himself. a lot of modern music couldn't have happened without new order, but if joy division had gone in that direction with curtis as singer they would have been on a whole different level.
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