Female Singers - Halp?
Feb. 20th, 2010 02:26 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png)
Hey guys
First off I'm really, really sorry I've been so crap about posting here lately and stuff. It's been a bit of a grind-you-down kind of couple of weeks. But I still love you all!
In other news, HALP ME.
For reasons that are far to long and boring to be of interest to many of you, I find that I need some suggestions for female singers, or bands with female lead singers, that I might like. My music taste tends to be somewhere in the vicinity of indie rock with various odd jaunts toward both singer-songwriter and rap artist. I like complicated lyrics. I like when not all the songs are about being in love. Or if they are, the lyrics are complicated and interesting. I like drumming. I like "strong" voices rather than "pretty" voices.
Here are some female artists I already like:
Florence and the Machine
Joan Baez
Tracy Chapman
Pat Benatar (shut up!)
Jefferson Airplane
Regina Spektor
Tori Amos (during her early years)
Any recs welcome!
Thanks guys!
First off I'm really, really sorry I've been so crap about posting here lately and stuff. It's been a bit of a grind-you-down kind of couple of weeks. But I still love you all!
In other news, HALP ME.
For reasons that are far to long and boring to be of interest to many of you, I find that I need some suggestions for female singers, or bands with female lead singers, that I might like. My music taste tends to be somewhere in the vicinity of indie rock with various odd jaunts toward both singer-songwriter and rap artist. I like complicated lyrics. I like when not all the songs are about being in love. Or if they are, the lyrics are complicated and interesting. I like drumming. I like "strong" voices rather than "pretty" voices.
Here are some female artists I already like:
Florence and the Machine
Joan Baez
Tracy Chapman
Pat Benatar (shut up!)
Jefferson Airplane
Regina Spektor
Tori Amos (during her early years)
Any recs welcome!
Thanks guys!
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Date: 2010-02-22 03:20 am (UTC)I prefer the arguments on why *this* particular instance is coming off as crass and insensitive, rather than a blanket statement on how child molestation should and shouldn't be addressed in media, because the latter opens a very large can of worms.
True. Blanket statements are tricky. I guess the only other general thoughts I have right now about handling child molestation and child pornography in media are really from BARCC's Shira - "It is an enormous, life-changing thing. And if you’re not willing to speak to how that shapes a person, if you’re not willing to acknowledge it as more than a mock-shocking blip on the radar? Don’t use it."