As a fellow Gen Zer I feel like there is a generational gap. I want to see if I’m trippin or there actually is one.

  • Adderbox76
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    175 months ago

    GEN X. The best gen.

    We were nihilists long before the internet proved us right.

    Plus we gave you grunge. You’re welcome.

        • Adderbox76
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          25 months ago

          No need to apologise. You’re allowed to be wrong.

          – In case it’s not clear, that’s a joke. I feel like “smart ass” needs a tag like sarcasm has (/s).

          • @MummifiedClient5000@feddit.dk
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            35 months ago

            I do like Nirvana, which only embiggens the disappointment. I saw Pearl Jam on the same festival and they were awesome.

            Last month I saw Beth Gibbons (Portishead singer), Metallica twice and went to the Copenhell metal festival (saw too many bands there to mention). This morning I bought tickets to The Flaming Lips. Tonight I’ll be seeing Rammstein. Tomorrow a one-day ticket to the Roskilde Festival with the wife, where I’ll be seeing PJ Harvey, Myrkur, probably Jane’s Addiction and then whatever.

            I guess that is a pretty good representation of my taste in music and also an explanation of why I’m broke.

            • @foofiepie@lemmy.world
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              25 months ago

              Thanks for taking me on a search journey… to appreciate Beth, and Portishead beyond Dummy. Please do recommend any specific highlights. I’ll be going through their (and her) albums now.

              • @MummifiedClient5000@feddit.dk
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                25 months ago

                She has only released two albums (there could some she collabbed on that I’m not aware of): Beth Gibbons and Rustin Man - Out of Season and her recent solo album Lives Outgrown.

                It’s not as dark as Portishead and the music is more minimalistic, some of it may be closer to acoustic/folk, but she sings beautifully. If you get the chance to see her live, you should go. During the concert they covered a single Portishead song and the tears were literally streaming down my face.

                Another tip: If you like Portishead, you should also give the Goldfrapp album Felt Mountain a listen.