I never had any idea that Norah Jones was Ravi Shankar's kid. I listened to Ravi Shankar once until I was bored to tears. Sounds like Norah Jones is way better!

I this series of blogs by Nervel his coming out that he actually doesn't like metal and prefers pop?

Written by Marcel Hubregtse on 01.03.2008 at 10:41

I this series of blogs by Nervel his coming out that he actually doesn't like metal and prefers pop?

Well, almost.

No, not really. I really love a couple of pop albums, but I don't listen to them as much as my metal favourites. Mostly because I don't 'feel like it' that often.

Written by Lucas on 01.03.2008 at 14:43

Written by Marcel Hubregtse on 01.03.2008 at 10:41

I this series of blogs by Nervel his coming out that he actually doesn't like metal and prefers pop?

Well, almost.

No, not really. I really love a couple of pop albums, but I don't listen to them as much as my metal favourites. Mostly because I don't 'feel like it' that often.

Pop wears out really easily, like steel fabricated in China. It's really best not to listen to pop too often. Heavy metal, on the other hand, is like Japanese steel - the kind used in samurai blades. You can cut off limbs with it and it stays sharp as a razor, time and time again.

Written by [user id=22888] on 01.03.2008 at 23:05

Pop wears out really easily, like steel fabricated in China. It's really best not to listen to pop too often. Heavy metal, on the other hand, is like Japanese steel - the kind used in samurai blades. You can cut off limbs with it and it stays sharp as a razor, time and time again.

That's not true. Pop - like metal - comes in all forms and shapes, quickly wearing and ever lasting! You just need to find it.

Norah Jones is good, but overrated. I listen to her debut quite a bit and I would like to hear more of her new album. She's much better than Shakira though....her voice just annoys the hell out of me.

maybe you ought to change your sig tag to "Pop Smurf"...

Yes I've heard this album, and own it It's good on summer nights playing cards and drinking, but that's the only time it seems to work for me.... I don't think I would have got into it so much if it wasn't for an enthusiastic girlfriend at the time, but Nora has a great voice nonetheless. It reminds of a short, but very good time in my life. I don't think her work after this album has measured up to this, and so I haven't paid much attention to her activities since...

Written by Lucas on 02.03.2008 at 01:14

Written by [user id=22888] on 01.03.2008 at 23:05

Pop wears out really easily, like steel fabricated in China. It's really best not to listen to pop too often. Heavy metal, on the other hand, is like Japanese steel - the kind used in samurai blades. You can cut off limbs with it and it stays sharp as a razor, time and time again.

That's not true. Pop - like metal - comes in all forms and shapes, quickly wearing and ever lasting! You just need to find it.

It's hard to find though. I can recommend you newcomers: Ashbury Heioghts, My skeleton in teh closet, synthpop from... can't rtemember. One guy and one girl. ANd of course Apoptygma berzerk, which is not so pop, but it's pretty cool lelectro stuff anyway

As much as I can appreciate recommendations for things outside of metal, I could just never get into Norah Jones, believe it or not, I have given it a try, just isn't my thing I guess.

Written by Doc G. on 27.03.2008 at 02:41

As much as I can appreciate recommendations for things outside of metal, I could just never get into Norah Jones, believe it or not, I have given it a try, just isn't my thing I guess.

I never got into Norah Jones Music either.