A Conversation for Music
Music categories
Pat La Mouche Started conversation Nov 24, 2000
There are only TWO (2) categories of music, and they are very personal and
subjective and differ from person to person: there is music one likes and music one
doesn't like. So all one has to do is listen to a piece of music, and afterwards one can
decide in which category to put it... The strange thing is that no matter in which
category one puts a piece of music, it is never final... One can always change a piece
of music from one category to the other, and back, and so on...
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Lisa the Freak // Poet by the Toga Posted Apr 19, 2001
So, not really very good categories then?
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jackthelad Posted Apr 22, 2001
No just not rigid categories...whats hot today isn't tomorrow..
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Coffee_monster Posted May 15, 2001
or indeed music categories .. or have i gotten confused along the way somewhere
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jackthelad Posted May 18, 2001
Well..i suppose it depends whether your talking about categories as Pat initialy defined them,i.e what you like and what you dont; or categories as in type...jazz fans, for example might prefer,oh, i dunno,Count Basie over say Duke Ellington; but somebody else might argue the merits of somebody else on the jazz scene;nevertheless both folk like jazz...whilst a pop fan might not like jazz but might prefer whoever was in the Hit Parade (showing my age!) last week/month
year rather than whoever is there now..Or alternatively last years hit is this years cringe maker.
Now i'm confused!
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Researcher 178815 Posted Jun 9, 2001
Wel, i still have to find this other category within me, as almost all music i hear i like/think its ok/love it/play it as loud as i can.
I'm not a pop fan, but i despise the cheesiness of the music- though they are (usually) professional musicians and know how to make a good tune sound well with a few drum loops and vocals
-and that's what i hate- i despse the kind of music (Pop i.e. s culb 7 steps hearsay, etc)
but they make repetitive catchy melodies which in turn, make you want to punch your radio/TV/wall/anything else
Okay, here is a shortened list of what i like to prove my music tastes..
-Queen
-Moby
-REM
-Manic Street Preachers
-Toploader
-Eminem
-Travis
-Stereophonics
-Semisonic
-Santana
-The Beatles
-Dido
-John Lennon
Well, too many to list, but i like "pretty much" everything
aka
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Emily...overly fond of the ellipsis...and top ten lists...submit yours @ A87824361... Posted Jun 2, 2002
Music is all to do with personal taste, if you don't like something it doesn't mean you should discriminate against those who like them...my rule of thumb is if you your friend - who says your music is crap - reply yes to any of the following you can't have that bad a taste in music
"Do you like: Queen, REM, The Beatles, The Clash or U2?"
All music overlaps at one stage or another even if you don't realise it...like The Beatles...everyone knows at least one Beatles song even if they don't realise it...it's instinctive...they should really have been called Foetles
I agree with ____________________ and like most from the list you gave...my taste is fairly varied, going from new stuff like Pink to James Taylor, I love finding new interesting music, my fav bands tend to be illusive:
- Halfcocked
- Nerf Herder
- Four Star Mary
- The Beta Band
- Letters to Cleo
and then there's the slightly more well known:
- Badly Drawn Boy
- Nirvana
- Sheryl Crow
- Greenday
- The Strokes
- Weezer
- Oasis
- Muse
and many many more...
anything with good lyrics and a good bit of drum and guitar
What's your favourite way to listen to music?
Vinyl? CD's? MD's?
(Sorry for rambling but it's not often you stumble across a post that won't result in someone immediatly telling you you've got rubbish taste in music.)
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Researcher 178815 Posted Jun 3, 2002
You've got a rubbish taste in music!
CDs and Mp3 is my way right now Like to listen to music while I work at making web stuff thingies, sorta inevitable that I spend 50% of my online time doing that.. Rather strange really...
You might care to spread the word about my most recent project http://www.funnyweb.vze.com
How about you? I like CDs and Mp3s like I said but The only physical form of Queen Music I have is tapes.
I hate tapes I lost Innuendo to the curse of the twisted ribbon
- aka - now with the name restored. I have some weird few hours with my names sometimes Must be having an Identity crisis
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Emily...overly fond of the ellipsis...and top ten lists...submit yours @ A87824361... Posted Jun 3, 2002
Thank you for restoring my faith in my music taste
Currently I've very into vinyl, there's something wonderfully personal about it, I don't even mind the pops and jumps.
I agree wholeheartedly on the tape front, they do kinda suck, i only listen to them in the car althought that has more to do with the car being the only place i have a tape player...even though despite 17 a couple of days ago I've started to learn to drive...MD's I really like, I tried for a while to carry around my CD walkman in school but it was a nightmare to get in and out of my pocket lol
I haven't really done the whole download music thing, my computers memory isn't very large and I use a lot of CAD programs which takes up a lot of RAM...but maybe I'll save up for an MP3 and give it a go.
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- 1: Pat La Mouche (Nov 24, 2000)
- 2: Lisa the Freak // Poet by the Toga (Apr 19, 2001)
- 3: jackthelad (Apr 22, 2001)
- 4: Lisa the Freak // Poet by the Toga (Apr 22, 2001)
- 5: Coffee_monster (May 15, 2001)
- 6: jackthelad (May 18, 2001)
- 7: Researcher 178815 (Jun 9, 2001)
- 8: Emily...overly fond of the ellipsis...and top ten lists...submit yours @ A87824361... (Jun 2, 2002)
- 9: Researcher 178815 (Jun 3, 2002)
- 10: Emily...overly fond of the ellipsis...and top ten lists...submit yours @ A87824361... (Jun 3, 2002)
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