Sort-of memes that are cracking you up at the moment

I have nothing to say, so I leave it to Mammy
Mammy scene in THE JOLSON STORY - YouTube

typical.

^brilliant.

wish it would work in quotes though

The only problem with emerging music is that exposure is proportional to market size.

So the internet has allowed more choice than ever before.

However it has also reduced footfall at the same time.

Fucking yawn.

Post memes plox.

Related to a recent incident that involved IKEA photoshopping women out of some photographs for its Saudi Arabian catalog... http://ikeafiles.tumblr.com/

best one so far

It's not the instruments I mourn for, it's the song-writing.

With professional song-writers and "hit makers", there is so little incentive to push any boundary too far or to try anything new.

Hell, the structure of a song is now a predictable thing. Even you'd be hard-pushed to find a single song recently that wasn't in 4:3.

Some of the best songs of the 20th century were put together by hit makers and professional songwriters.

Pearoast...

Not surprising though really...

best one so far

Certainly better than that!

Worst photoshop meme with shit paste jobs ever...

And we know it was you Nuknow...

Some of the best songs of the 20th century were put together by hit makers and professional songwriters.

This.
Bacharach and David, Lieber and Stoller, Holland/Dozier/Holland, Boudleaux and Felice Bryant, Rogers and Hammerstein, Hale and Pace,

Ok, maybe not that last pair.

who? who? who? who? who/who/who? who?who? who?who?who?who?

One 'L' FFS!

https://twitter.com/search?q=%23celebritiesdoingthingsthatrhymewiththeirname&src=tren

some of these are quite funny, others not so much

may be a re...

https://twitter.com/search?q=%23celebritiesdoingthingsthatrhymewiththeirname&src=tren

some of these are quite funny, others not so much

Jason Orange. Oh, bollocks.

The only good one.

I was talking about the 1980s, I forgot you're still a baby...
#kidsdontknowtheyrebornthesedays

Rubbish, there was loads of exposure to non-chart music. For one thing there were more music programs on the TV, from Chart Show and White Room to The Word... now we seem to only have Jools Holland. Radio was always as hard, but the best stations now are all on DAB but most people still just have FM.

And I do agree with Bandcamp, GrooveShark, SoundCloud, Pandora... but the vast majority of their users are us old farts who already had the bug for music. What I'm talking about is giving this bug to new people... and that means getting this in the mainstream.

Rubbish, there was loads of exposure to non-chart music. For one thing there were more music programs on the TV, from Chart Show and White Room to The Word... now we seem to only have Jools Holland. Radio was always as hard, but the best stations now are all on DAB but most people still just have FM.

What are worth listening to on DAB? BBC 6 Music is the only decent one I can find.
I find there's loads more variety (and minority stations) on FM. Isn't the cost of broadcasting over DAB too much for many stations?