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Kenny G trying to style on all those low selling artists out there
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I don't understand any of this but i really dislike his sound and music.
Hate the sound of soprano sax in general though. But he plays it extra disgusting imo. sorry to the fans, listen to what you like. Just my opinion.
Own what you love people. I certainly do.
What is a "flex" and what is "trying to style on"?
Hate the sound of soprano sax in general though. But he plays it extra disgusting imo. sorry to the fans, listen to what you like. Just my opinion.
Own what you love people. I certainly do.
What is a "flex" and what is "trying to style on"?
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he's great at what he does and succesful as balls, definitely deserves to flex as much as he wants
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Love this lol. Kenny G gets way too much hate. I'm also loving the corded phone he's rocking in that flex cave.
I barely know any of Kenny G's music. I only know that Pat Metheny talked very negatively about him some years ago. I found that quite funny because I've never heard Metheny talking like that before.
That is the most Kenny G tweet possible.
Ultimately harmless, but still annoying for no real reason I can name, much like his music.
Ultimately harmless, but still annoying for no real reason I can name, much like his music.
What was that? Sounds like you were literally dying in the middle of the question.
Thank you! I figured it was something in that direction but really never heard of it.
Having heard the man's music I'm not at all surprised to find he is lacking in taste
This site is awful by the way. And is frankly racist.
Not saying you are... but that's no bueno.
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Not a jazz gatekeeper. Just believe Kenny G is supremely outclassed by Hardcastle and makes safe relatively simply compositions within the genre.
This is some primo casual racism.
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I'd put him in the class of Steve Vai. Not my cup of team musically at all, but impossible to ignore his technical ability. Ironically I think he helped make sax uncool. Once people saw him doing it, with the Yanni-factor kicking in hard, it colored how other sax moments felt and sounded. There was a point in the 80s where sax solos weren't just acceptable, they were essential. If you released a New Romantic or even New Wave ballad WITHOUT a sax (or similar) solo, then you were banned from the Musicians Guild for life. Hell, the Sisters of Mercy used sax solos.
I'm not sure I would include the inventor of donkey sauce in the same company you are proposing he belongs to.