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Old 07-31-2018, 01:15 PM   #481 (permalink)
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Someone's getting wise to the fact that they're a poseur. A unique taste is more refined than a walking cliche any day.
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Old 07-31-2018, 01:19 PM   #482 (permalink)
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everything he likes is just consonant as all hell my man should have diabetes music so processed sugar
You're pretty much exactly what I'm talking about as the opposite tbh. I think you basically fell in love with punk and then nerded out on how to be a proper punk (with obvious post-punk elitism) and years later you're still filtering everything you hear, from music to politics, through that lens rather than forming real opinions of your own. There's no way a real human being who was in command of their own music taste would be like you.
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Old 07-31-2018, 01:22 PM   #483 (permalink)
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everyone likes harmony that would be the point
So you're trying to say that I should try to not be like everyone else? I'm just being me, whatever that makes me compared to others.
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Old 07-31-2018, 01:29 PM   #484 (permalink)
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I openly like a lot of stuff that "isn't punk" to the point of you crying foul over it
Ja, you really break those misconceptions with the one funk artist that you listen to.
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Old 07-31-2018, 01:31 PM   #485 (permalink)
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the point is develop an appreciation for something else because music goes far beyond what's immediate
In what universe is post-punk and punk not generally quite immediate? It's one of the main virtues of both genres.

One of my main genres is all this "boring" singer-songwriter stuff that doesn't exactly jump out and grab you by the throat with powerful pop hooks, but it's definitely not 9 minute long complex and multi-layered fusion jazz exercises either.

To me, music is 95% about the "vibe". How it makes me feel. Immediacy or lack thereof is neither (despite what I said about punk) positive or negative. It's just a neutral qualifier.

Although I definitely love a good, shameless pop hook. There's a reason I love Lady Gaga <3
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the point is develop an appreciation for something else because music goes far beyond what's immediate
So what're your favourite ambient records?
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Old 07-31-2018, 01:37 PM   #487 (permalink)
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Old 07-31-2018, 01:43 PM   #488 (permalink)
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post punk will spook most listeners
Just like metal! So that's a favourite of yours as well I gather?
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I'm not so sure actually. I've found that, under the right circumstances, most people are prone to have those "hey that's actually not bad at all" moments with something a bit off the beaten path.

Either way, I'm not really sure you have good reason to see me as the musical Antichrist. I did quite like that bit of kraut rock you threw my way recently and I've liked various post punk bands you've played as well. I also got along very well with the first The Cure album (didn't listen to their other albums because I quit that thread for other reasons).

I'm more than willing to give things a chance, so maybe drop the attitude? Sorry about that time a while ago where you felt I was being rude and I just doubled up on offending you. You know a lot about the genres you're passionate about. You do not have boring tastes. I'm not being sarcastic, btw. I feel like that has to be made clear.
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I didn't count it being scurry to non-music fans as a plus, it just is what it is
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though metal is hella appreciated strictly talking from my personal experience
So is post punk. You gonna disown the genre now?
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