Do you think Old songs sounds so innocent and simple ?

[Telstra]

And its very relaxing ?

 

[Telstra]

 

[Telstra]

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Now compare to this modern love song, sounds so complicated ...

 

[Telstra]

ahh lovely cover ....

 

[freefall]

I'm addicted to this song lately.

 

[Telstra]

^ beautiful song but the quality is horrible ...

 

[ashonfire]

Some are innocent and simple and some are not, plenty of old jazz, blues, rock and roll, r&b and country is neither:

 

[Telstra]

^ mmmm i only want to hear "innocent and simple" old songs in this thread but anyway ...

 

[vacancy3]

john mayer fuckin sucks

 

[ashonfire]

^ mmmm i only want to hear "innocent and simple" old songs in this thread but anyway ...

I see. You're so confusing, telly! I was answering the question in the thread title...

I think the perceived simplicity of old songs is sometimes just good craftsmanship, often a simple sounding song can actually be quite complex in its construction and quite difficult to sing.

Anyway, I like this song:

 

[Telstra]

I feel weird like the twilight zone listening to these old songs LOL

 

[Telstra]

Here's a simple old love song. So pure and innocent.

wow, that was an XXX rated song ...

 

[alwayready]

I guess if you want to listen to what today would be pop songs, i.e. Taylor Swift, Disney kids and hell if I know what else. Not all old songs were like that though for instance gangster rap was invented in the 1920's. Try looking that up

 

[PreTTy PeTe]

innocent and simple.

 

[Laufey]

You don't have to go further than 1999 to find some innocence

 

[Telstra]

You don't have to go further than 1999 to find some innocence

ummm this song is not "simple" with voice gymnastic and everything i don't like it


Here this is what i called simple song:
Basically the song is about "i don't care, i love it"

 

[Laufey]

Yeah I was focusing more in the innocent part.

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