whats the musical equivalent of Seinfeld?
Pavement
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cpnNakMdvXk
alternatively...
Something overrated that only older amerifats like
Pearl Jam
>>65228987
seinfeld never went to shit though
>>65228983
>he didn't get seinfeld
anon....
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IXyPGPdyie0
>>65229003
>implying
>>65229003
I'm refering to Blue specifically
The answer is that Seinfeld was the Beatles of television.
>>65229003
neither did Weezer
>>65228983
I bet you have shit taste
>>65229115
lmfao
Nirvana
A thing in the 90s, that was sort of a reaction to the mainstream (Nirvana to hard rock, Seinfeld to sitcoms), that did its own thing and became extremely popular, to the point where the concepts they did became mainstream.
One could make an argument for Pixies
its gotta be something self-conscious, simple, somewhat eccentric, well-known among plebs but with a cult following as well
>>65229496
>>65229529
>self-conscious
>>65228966
The Seinfeld soundtrack
>>65229194
>Nirvana
>did its own thing
Nirvana didn't even invent ripping better, lesser known bands off
>>65229496
Slanted 7 Enchanted
http://seinwave.bandcamp.com/
>>65229194
This is fucking spot on. They also both quit before they turned to complete shit.
Mark Kozelek's more recent things. It's music about nothing!
>>65229689
>implying seinfeld is a show about nothing
when will this meme die?
>>65229115
really?
>>65228966
Loveless.
>both 'new and different' in their already established fields ('rock album' 'sitcom')
>both quit while they were ahead and still good
>people either love or hate them
m b v is like curb your enthusiasm or something
>>65229845
but curb your enthusiasm is better instead of more of the same but still good
>>65229845
seinfeld and MBV are not even vaguely similar wtf
>>65228976
The only sensible answer
>>65229066
Not really, I don't think so. I mean both are really well known and influential, both weren't quite conservative, but this is where the similarity ends.
>>65229194
I'd argue that Nirvana didn't exactly do their "own thing", but the entire idea of being alternative and taking over the mainstream is correct.
>>65229707
Nothing is a problematic term, but it has no real point, that's what people mean - it just ridicules everything.
Frank Zappa
>>65228981
>CBS Logo
Seinfeld was on NBC.
>>65229066
This should be the correct answer. Also, they ended Seinfeld after nine seasons because that's how many years The Beatles were a band. Or so I've heard.
>>65228966
What's the Frasier of music?
primus
>>65230648
what do you want from me
>>65229656
Nirvana did not quit, in the same sense that Jerry didn't kill himself to escape from limousines of naked women and worldwide appreciation
>>65231027
Sunn O)))
>>65231027
The Miseducation of Lauryn Hill
With The Score being Cheers.
>>65228966
it has to be something forward thinking and innovative that aged poorly and can't really be enjoyed that much by new audiences today
>>65231669
Add to that, unless you actually sit down and take a look at the content. Lots of people can still appreciate Seinfeld, but you have to get past the first impression it gives as a modern spectator
>>65231717
I don't know man, I just can imagine a 15 year old today finding Seinfeld all that funny, there's a TV Trope about it
http://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Main/SeinfeldIsUnfunny
>>65231813
I meant can't
