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Why Don't I Like Avant Garde?
I want to, but don't.
I "appreciate" the genre. I understand the wonderful creativity, the freedom, and sometimes the genius of the composer. But the bizarre syncopations (if there are any syncopations), and-- to me-- the absence of rhythm, I cannot listen. Even Miles Davis Witches Brew and some of John Coltranes masterpieces is hard for me to listen for longer than a few minutes. It's like this :bonkhead: By no means am I putting this genre down; I just wish I could like it more. Why do some people like avant garde and others do not? Is it an acquired fondness? Thanks for any feedback! :D |
*shrug* You tell me. Avant-garde music is a pretty big umbrella. What do you normally listen to?
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I'm not even sure anything that I like qualifies as avant garde.
The Olga Bell album below might? No matter what it is, I think it's brilliant. Avant garde is kind of a weirdly fuzzy genre term. |
i'm not totally into avant garde music but when it sticks, god damn does it stick.
there's some really wild experimental hip-hop and metal i can get down with, but in the case of my jazz i need there to still be a little bit of a traditional approach for me to latch onto it. |
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I take it you mean Bitches Brew?
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oh **** yeah avant-folk is the best. if there's one thing i miss about taking recs in my journal it's missing out on grindy's never ending list of awesome avant-folk acts.
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