The Millennial Generation has produced nothing of note culturally.

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i actually would agree with you but honestly the only nine inch nails album i can tolerate is ghosts thats about it. its just boring pseudo industrial

my theory is that we're probably going to have to wait at least another 10 years before the current era of cultural blandness and stagnation wears itself out. if nothing else because by then a substantial amount of adults will exist that don't remember the 20th century

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Of course my opinion is subjective. You spent three paragraphs pointing out the obvious.

And I'm not quite a 90s kid - I was born in 1989, making me a bit too young to have caught music at its edgiest. And it's not like there isn't loud and fast Millie music - it's just incredibly stupid. Like Five Finger Death Punch.

i have found myself getting a lot more into grind core but even stuff like that is still largely dominated by people born in the '70s, at least in terms of the people heading the actual bands (trap them, modern life is war, etc.).

in any case nin was always looked down on as hot topic mall goth type stuff by most of the industrial scene even when they were comparatively better than now. i'm actually almost annoyed at typing this because its such a predictable opinion to go with. its fun to play contrarian but sometimes, well
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7kqYD1gkgZs

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no chemlab or skinny puppy or pig face? good call on foetus underrated band

as far as big names go in industrial or 'industrial rock' (as in stuff that at least appeared on mtv once) the only one i can think of that doesn't totally suck is ministry. as far as i can tell industrial rock is basically synonymous with ass at this point though

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tbh silents and x-ers both strike me as much more imaginative than people born sometime after the early 80s. let's not forget that most of the pioneers of pop culture in the 60s and 70s were actually part of the former group. that said obviously its a bit early to write us off