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Would you listen to music by an artist who is considered physically unattractive?
I'm asking this, because it seems to me that the music industry nowadays focuses more on style over substance. If you don't believe me, let me bring up an episode of "American Idol" I once saw. In one episode, there was a guy who auditioned and was obviously very talented. Paula Abdul and Randy Jackson gave him a thumbs up, but Simon Cowell said that he didn't like the way the guy looked and that since the music industry is a business, you have to have an image to sell. Not only that, but I saw another episode in which Simon Cowell told another guy that he had a good voice, but that he needed to lose a few pounds! There have been PLENTY of great musicians who weren't exactly perfect tens! If MTV had been around during the 60s and 70s, we probably would have missed out on the likes of Neil Young, Roy Orbison, and Janis Joplin, just to name a few. Nowadays musicians with substance have been replaced by mannequins that all sound alike!
Some of the best musicians are not physically attractive. Bob Dylan, Stevie Ray Vaughan, Mama Cass Elliot, Jimi Hendrix, John Popper (Blues Traveller), Steve Vai, Yngwie Malmsteen, Luciano Pavorotti... the list goes on. Most of the "attractive" ones - Britney and Shania Twain come to mind - aren't worth listening to. Music is for your ears, mind and heart, not your eyes.
Keep in mind, American Idol is NOT for true music lovers. It is a "pop music" competition. On the rare occasion a real musician makes it onto the show, they usually get booted long before the Sanjaya's do.
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Does anyone else have the same music taste? If you do - what else do you like that you would recommend?
I really like The Early November, Cute Is What We Aim For, Kill Hannah, Thursday, Dave Melillo, I Can Make A Mess Like Nobody's Business, Jack's Mannequin, Taking Back Sunday, Cartel, Bright Eyes and many others.
A lot of people like that stuff, friend. Try Kara's Flowers, Wir Sind Helden, maybe Camera Obscura.
Also, you rock for liking Bright Eyes. Myspace is, surprisingly, also good for finding new bands, as well as blogs like Stereogum and FluxBlog. Have fun.
