Originally Posted by Pet_Sounds

Fy, Laurie, and Rowan Atkinson. It's almost as funny as Monty Python.

Originally Posted by mord

Actually, I like you a lot, Nea. That's why I treat you like ****. It's the MB way.

Originally Posted by Machine

Yeah I think I would have to agree with this to some degree. I've tried to make a point of staying fairly neutral on this thread so far, but I will have to break from that momentarily. I wouldn't say by any means that thinking grindcore isn't music is a bad opinion as I personally believe that no opinion is a bad one, however, as with the Justin Beiber analogy if it was the artists intent to make music or producer/whoever the hell makes his music it is music weather or not I like it has nothing to do with that. I feel by dismissing a substantial genre of music that has been accepted as a music genre because it doesn't sound like something you know as music limiting it? Isn't the nature of music to constantly expand and push the boundaries of what we have come to define as music? Isn't that the job of artists to break perspective and make it something new?

Originally Posted by DwnWthVwls

Haha. I've never heard of Blackadder, is Stephen Fry part of that also? I love the Fry and Laurie skits I've found on youtube.

Originally Posted by Trollheart

Stephen Fry is in the second and fourth series, a guest in one episode of the third. Here are some more examples. I can't believe you've never even heard of Blackadder, never mind seen it...

Originally Posted by JustinJJustin

I don't know, but I just can't watch any old British comedy. They make me cringe, and I hate the accents and the tone.

Originally Posted by Pet_Sounds

But aren't you British?

And DWV, check out the Jeeves and Wooster TV show, which stars Fry and Laurie as P.G. Wodehouse's characters.

Originally Posted by JustinJJustin

I don't know, but I just can't watch any old British comedy. They make me cringe, and I hate the accents and the tone.

Originally Posted by elphenor

I'd vote for Trump

Originally Posted by grindy

Music is organized sound. Note that randomness might be a form of organisation and silence might be a form of sound. Of course there must be an intention to make music. If I deliberately belch three times in equal intervals then it's not automatically music. Except if I do that with a musical intention. Then it is music. Not necessarily good and interesting music though.

Generally I noticed, that people mostly resort to the "that's not music" argument to denounce music they simply don't like. I think that's a strange way of thinking. You don't have to categorize things to not like them.