HOW?! You’re typical nickleback song goes like this:
Acoustic guitar intro, then drums kick in, then electric guitar and whatnot. The lyrics are almost always about some girl and your typical love related lyrics, but are also prone to your generic happy happy joy joy stuff like “IF EVERYONE CARED AND NOBODY CRIED”.
Please, tell me, no, tell ALL of us, how Heavy Day, with it’s cheerful tone and lyrics about how Sol wants to win Jam’s heart, reminds you of nickleback.
What he means is that the song sounds like Butt Rock. Because it is Butt Rock. It has nothing to do with the composition of the melody or the lyrical purpose, it’s the fact that the singer is covering up how not good of a singer he is by eating gravel. Nickelback is just the kings of Butt Rock so it’s usually the go to comparison for people who don’t know how to explain what they mean. Japan is pretty famous for Butt Rock in video games though, it’s kinda their thing.
We really gonna do this again or can you can you just keep a lid on it. I’d be sad as fuck to see this thread turn into a debate about fucking comeback mechanics of all things. Last time it was a 20 page thread on whether bursts counted as come back mechanics or not.
What is the general consensus on the past GG soundtracks? I always thought they were pretty good. I was pretty disappointed to hear the Nickelback-style trailer music. I wish they would have done a remake of the Guilty Gear X trailer music.
Even by butt rock standards, nickleback of all people? 3 days grace is your butt rock. Some of select old godsmack songs are your butt rock. Nickleback is like, on a whole different league though. They’re in some weird position where they’re walking some thin line between boy band and hard rock (and occasionally fall off and make an actual consistently good song).
I’m just dumbfounded that of all comparisons you could make of the hundreds of thousands if not more bands out there, nickleback was the one that popped into his head. I’m not even mad or upset about this, I’m just confused.
He’s not even using the term right. “Butt rock” is a derogatory term we used to use for hair metal bands such as Poison, Whitesnake, Twisted Sister Scorpions and 80’s Bon Jovi.
It doesn’t have to be. You can enjoy something while acknowledging its more hilarious aspects. There is good Butt Rock and bad Butt Rock, just like anything else.
Because words, much like everything else, evolves over time and doesn’t retain the same meanings they did when they were originally created. “Gay” for instance has multiple meanings ever since the creation of the internet and kids using it in ways that were not derogatory against homosexuals, but instead for things that were undesirable and lame in everyday life that had nothing to do with people of the same sex being attracted to each other.