
Originally Posted by
xxpigxx
To all of those who are making sarcastic remarks, telling off people who do not like it, whatever . . .
The fact if the matter is that HMX seems to be on this kick. They release bands that people like, but not the songs that are wanted.
I am a music lover. My rock folder on my HDD is over 15GB. I know my rock music. I love the obscure tracks as well. I listen to Fallout Boy, All AMerican Rejects, Bullet for My Valentine, Avenged Sevenfold, GNR, Poison, the Scorpions, Spin Doctors, Candlebox, Soundgarden, Nirvana, The Rolling Stones, The Beatles, Elvis . . . in other words, I listen to EVERYTHING.
The point is, people want to sing with their friends what they hear on the radio. Not some obscure song. It is fine to throw some in there every once in awhile. Same with the indy tracks. I agree with you saying that no one is going to be pleased with all the tracks. That is agreeable. But this week is just outragous. I could think of so many other songs that would have more of an impact than these songs.
And to make it worse, it is like this every week. Read what people are saying. Most say that they would rather have Rock Lobster than Roam. The other week, people did not like the Maiden song, but all preferred a different one. It is like this week in and week out. It just proves my point that they have the bands right, just not the songs.
Nevermind the fact that they keep pushing out same bands. How many Rush tracks do we have. How many Sabbath tracks. Now how many Foo Fighters, or Weezer, or Rolling Stones, or . . .
To the people who say 52 weeks in a tear x 3 songs per week. That is 156 songs. That leaves 156 songs out of the thousands and thousands of songs that they can choose from. And yet, the record shows, that we will continue to get these obscure songs that 1 or 2 people in my party are even going to recognize? Please.
If they are going to do that, then start releasing more songs per week and make it a good mix of well known (heard on the radio alot) songs vs obscure/B sides/indy