olivia rodrigos tour is failing spectacularly fans are demanding refunds for subpar performances
>>131711109you know, a lot of boomer rock bands were shit live as well, right? Led Zeppelin being a notorious example.
idk, all i see on my social feeds is girls glazing olivia as the single greatest artist humanity has ever seen. i don't even hate her, but the cult of personality is annoying
>>131711154Did Led Zeppelin perform using backing tracks and Auto-Tune?
>>131711154zep was good live if bonham and page weren't shitfaced drunk
>>131711109>r/OliviaRodrigoSnarkkk
>>131711154granted, this is true. they did use a lot of studio overdubs that didn't work live but the audience was too high to notice.
>>131711109You need to go back and stay there
True I think you had to be high to be impressed with Grateful Dead live jams.
>>131711348was excited to check out that subreddit but sadly it seems like it's mostly 17 year old girls who are mad that olivia "throws shade at other women artists" or sometimes works with companies that do business in israel. weak sauce foid-coded hating
>was excited to check out that subreddit
>>131711154The only time Zeppelin wasn't good when was Page tried to shred
>>131711154Frank Sinatra was also kind of bad live, but there wasn't social media back then.
>>131711154I watched a jewtube short of Jimmy Page demonstrating a classic Led Zeppelin riff to some other famous guitarists and it sounded like absolute shit. He looked really cool while playing it though.
>>131711607>pretends reddit isn't the internet's largest forum website to impress a handful of pseuds on a dead music board
>>131711154That's why Metallica get props. They were monsters live in the 80s; nobody could touch Hetfield's live playing back then.
>>131711349>but the audience was too high to noticeeveryone knew a band can only play what they can play.part of going to a concert was seeing what they'd do live, knowing it would be different if there was studio wizardry involved.
>>131711638>Frank Sinatra was also kind of bad liveno
>>131711154it depends on the band. some of them like Foghat would just do a bunch of jam sessions and their records sounded pretty much like the live shows but others tried to actually make layered studio stuff and it didn't always work when they did it live.
>>131711703>nobody could touch Hetfield's live playing back thenoh for sure people were lining up to watch someone play fucking rhythm guitar. lolyou best be trolling
131711789the opinions of a K-Poop poster have never ever mattered
>>131711789James down picks almost everything to give the riffs a heavier, more percussive sound. This is incredibly difficult to do in music as fast as Metallica’s. It’s even more impressive that his playing is simultaneously clean and he’s doing it while singing.
>>131711851they played their fastest songs like Fight Fire With Fire and Battery 20% faster live back then. they were inhuman in their prime.
