Top 10 Music Genres that Have More Talent Then Pop
In my opinion there are genres that have more talent then top so let's get to it. For this list sub genres will be included.Classical and other genres have more talent then pop. However Classical is the genre that has even more talent to it. With Classical it sounds good, not overplayed and without it I'm not sure if music would be relevant. I'm going to be honest I'd rather listen to something from Mozart or Beethoven then something from Justin Bieber, Nicki Minaj, Taylor Swift, Katy Perry etc. because Beethoven and Mozart actually put talent into their songs!
Classical makes awesome masterpieces made by Mozart, Beethoven, and Pachelbel. It takes more talent than pop even though I'm not a fan of it. But I'm not saying that Pop music is talentless. All genres need talent
Mozart, Beethoven? Really? Why not: Vivaldi, Paganini, Schubert, nor those who make the soundtrack for games like The Elder Scrolls series?
These genres also take more talent to listen to than pop.
Hell yes. Doesn't necessarily need to be 1st (it doesn't QUITE take the level of creativity that classical does, though it gets pretty damn close with bands like Dream Theater, Green Carnation, and Epica), but definitely deserves 2nd place. Despite some crappy bands like about everything in Stoner Metal, most grindcore, and most of the nu metal scene, the vast majority of metal takes more talent than Twenty One Pilots or Justin Bieber would ever think of. Most artist on the radio don't deserve to lick John Petrucci, Joe Satrinani, or Buckethead's boot.
Metal is the 2nd most demanding genre after classical but in some areas metal is even harder. A classical vocal coach wrote about metal singers: "There is a visceral dramatic intensity driving this singing. Many metal singers are tenors who sustain much higher, much longer than operatic tenors are ever required to."
Also, Pavarotti's vocal range is 2 octaves, 2-1/2 notes, Whitney Houston's - 2 octaves, 4 notes, Rob Halford's range is over 4 octaves, Mike Patton's - 6 octaves, 1/2 note.
While I'm not a huge metal head myself, at least Metal has more talent then Pop music when comes to well... anything.
One of the most talented genres, next to classical.
The name of this subgenre says it all and it is what you think - it combines the complexity of metal and classical.
Examples: Blind Guardian - Wheel Of Time, Sacred Worlds.
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Rock and roll makes me rock. Every band members are talented on their respective instruments.
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I love this genre that much. Complex and have a diverse lyrics. Death and Satan are absurd explanation to hate this genre. Each band members are talented to their respective instruments.
It generally has a better sound then Pop music.
Complex and relaxing. Those jazz musicians are talented. Artists such as Miles Davis and John Coltrane are legends.
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Alternative music takes a lot of talent. This is for the one who's not a fan of top 40 pop songs. Good genre anyways.
The absolute best examples of this genre are packed to the brim with creativity. Even chiptune that sounds somewhat similar to pop instrumentals can clearly have a lot of effort put into it, whereas all terrible pop stars have to do to make a name for themselves is yell into a microphone, autotune the noise and play it back over instrumentals they didn't even make.
A lot of it is actually more complex than you may think.
You need time and practice to make a rap song. Most people said that it's all about flexing and sex but that's an absurd explanation. Yes, there sre rap songs about that but there are some good rap songs especially the old school one. You need to write a good poetry and rhyming when it comes to lyrics.
HAHA Barely better then Pop music all it is singing fast and rhyming which is barely better then auto tune.
Ok, I know you're not a fan of long songs but this genre is complex and diverse. They combine rock music with folk, classical, and jazz music. Takes more talent and need a practice.
Yeah it's complex because the musicians don't have any social lives. That's why they waste their time making these godawful 90-minute songs that no one wants to listen to.
Progressive rock/metal is more complex than even heavy metal itself