Nick Jonas & The Administration

[CinnamonStar]

I have no freaking clue why you are posting a stupid' date=' idiotic thread like this on a forum where all you are going to get is flaming and spamming.

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Because he can discuss his tastes since the music section is open to anyone and any taste, NOT on a "this can be discussed and this not" dictatorship. Unless it's inappropriate trolling crap.

 

The type of threads I DON'T tolerate are "oh guise i herd the jonas brothers suck, now let's talk about how much they suck" and related. Not if someone has an usual taste of music and wants to talk about it.>_>

Jeez. .__.

Granted, I don't like it either but it doesn't make me think that others who like it are retarded.<_<

 

Now YOU stop acting like a moron because I don't tolerate idiocy either. Last warning or you're out of this thread.

Or better, stay out of it or it looks a lot like you're magically attracted to the Jonas Brothers.

[Thewho]

 

They're not writing freggin' metal riffs here. You don't need to throw in a bunch of complex chords to make a good song. I don't get why people immediately hate a song just because the musicianship in it isn't stellar.

 

I'm not talking about it being complex or have to be some unheard of Eaug9 or something' date=' but playing the most common 80's chorus does not make a song. Especially(I hope he doesn't) do it for every song(I can name a few bands that do this, Jonas Brothers included).

 

Also some 'R&B' inspired chords would make some sense.

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Songs like "Heroin" by Velvet Underground or "Molly's Lips" by The Vasalines only use 2 basic guitar chords, and their hailed as classic in the mainstream.

 

Granted, I don't believe Nick Jonas has the skill to muster up something as good as Heroin, but his song does have a pretty great hook (in my opinion anyway).

 

You also talk about why Nick couldn't be a solo artist and had to be in a band. Well, like I said before, I think Nick is just trying to get the names of these other talented [veteran] musicians out there. I think the drummer used to be Prince's drummer. Funny how that works, huh?

 

Why did Serj leave anyway? Not to get off topic, but I always thought his solo stuff as SOAD with a bunch "epic" arangements.

[Umbra]

This isn't that bad, actually.

[Tabris]

"I want someone to love me

For who I am"

 

A talentless spittle chuck, who dons the coo-rpourate gowne (Oh? rielly, Admin-ca-us-tration?). Yeah, Dick, that who ye aer.

 

(He steels fer the sky, but with those butter-fallmin' wings? No spice.)

[RiffMaster Alex]

 

They're not writing freggin' metal riffs here. You don't need to throw in a bunch of complex chords to make a good song. I don't get why people immediately hate a song just because the musicianship in it isn't stellar.

 

I'm not talking about it being complex or have to be some unheard of Eaug9 or something' date=' but playing the most common 80's chorus does not make a song. Especially(I hope he doesn't) do it for every song(I can name a few bands that do this, Jonas Brothers included).

 

Also some 'R&B' inspired chords would make some sense.

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You also talk about why Nick couldn't be a solo artist and had to be in a band. Well, like I said before, I think Nick is just trying to get the names of these other talented [veteran] musicians out there.

 

He doesn't let them have any credit for what they're doing.

[Fen.]

Well I just heard the new song.

 

Actually it isn't half bad. Nick Jonas with that band doesn't sound so "poppy" anymore.

 

Saw the video. Aparently Nick's a Diabetic lol.

 

Yeah the video was kinda cheesy with the whole "I'm Just Me, I'm a Brother, I'm Blessed" oh well.

 

Overall, good career move for the youngest Jonas.

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this band is gonna fail the only good brother is joe he is gonna get a really good solo career(no offece guys who like this band)