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Aye ur back!

And for the most part I agree although I think noise music on its own is another expirience entirely I pretty much agree. If I write a song and I play it for my mom and she says "oh that's really good it could be on the radio" that's my cue to **** with until it's a lot more ugly then it had been previously. Honestly mainstream music can be fun, but it's a very shallow poop of ideas.

Just my personal opinion but the noise part of the "music" is what kills me. I can't handle all of the white noise in the back ground as it hurts my ears too much. So generally, it's a waste of my time to listen to it.

The noise part is my favorite part :p:

Idk why but ive always been a fan of loud bendy guitars that border on obnoxious, i always try to incorporate an ugly or abrupt riff when im making a song too cause to me those are the parts of the song you initially don't like but later love.

I find that most times what is easily liked is easily forgotten but with genres like noise and experimental you have to take your time to get it.

i would say these genres are for people that like to learn and deconstruct music, it's less tangible so it has more potential to be anything and to mean anything and be more open to individual interpretation.

You're the king of making sweeping generalizations that sound downright stupid. I love to learn and deconstruct music, but I absolutely despise noise music. Please think harder about perspectives other than your own when you post.

Hmm likewise.

Shouldn't you be somewhere else telling people that they're lesser than you for liking to watch sports/esports or how the artists you think are brilliant are objectively brilliant etc etc etc etc etc etc

Shouldn't you be out there defending them? You took someone's perspective, told them it was ****, then told them to respect other perspectives. Maybe practice what you preach from time to time.

It wasn't his perspective, it was his generalization of the type of people that like noise music and it was a horrible generalization

It's the way he sees noise music. Sounds like a perspective to me.

As far as I see it I think that there's a lot more texture and intricacy to noise music than people who generalize it. It's a diverse as **** genre. It's not all just static or warbling, although harsh noise is less diverse than noise as a whole.

How is

"these genres are for people that like to learn and deconstruct music"

the way he sees noise music?

That would actually be described as the way he sees people that like noise music

Turns out there are people that like to learn and deconstruct music while still disliking noise music. *insert mind blown gif*