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Old 03-06-2005, 13:46   #22
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Re: What is pop/rock/indie

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Originally Posted by Damien
While a lot of music is easy to define (Rap for example) I do not really know how to define Rock
-Lots of Guitars, heavy sound.

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Pop
- actaully and abbreviation for 'popular music', so technically whatever's happening at the time.

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Indie
- short for 'independant label'. Lots of bands with the same kind of sounds were on these smaller labels, hence the tag 'indie music'. Stereophonics are on an indie label, but you wouldn't call them 'indie' music.

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Urban (easy when you hear it, but how would you define it?)
New style of r'n'b, garage, drum and bass etc etc.

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How do songs get sorted into these sections? Coldplay were indie, then rock but now i hear them defined as pop. Is pop just popular rock?
Coldplay are on EMIs label, therefore not 'Indie'. They're basically pop - popular music.
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