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Who here is a muso?
Okay over here there are certain types of people that study and perform music. There is a huge number of them that hang out together, wearing second hand clothes that don't match and getting into philosophical discussions about the Beatles. Drugs are the way of inspiration of course and are dreadlocks. They are called Muso's. How many music geeks on here follow this same pattern? I feel like we are little bit more, dare I say, original than that.
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I think the more appropriate word is 'tool'. No offense to musos. I just don't understanding what the point of having the 'rock guy' attitude is, and have to pose.
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i'm basically a white collar working stiff, who sometimes perform and write music
if i do hang-out, it's with equipolent white collar music geek stiffs |
I'd imagine that if I became a professional music expert, I'd become the tweed jacket wearing spectacled balding middle-aged man who smokes pipes and occasionally blows people away on the marxophone rather than the ironic hipster deutschbag type.
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Never even heard of these people
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Unless I guess she's just talking about Hipsters in general or Hippies. It's hard to tell. |
I'm not sure we have that exact type over here. The kind of people here who wear thrift store clothes and take pop music way too seriously would never in a million years have dreadlocks and would mercilessly mock those who did.
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if you ask me, i'd rather have an afro than dreadlocks anyday
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Honestly, especially with the second hand clothes thing, I actually am kinda in there. And I would love dreads if I could manage to grow them, and have philosophical discussions out the wazoo (not about the Beatles). But I don't do drugs, and DEFINITELY don't hang out in a clique of people all exactly like me. Plus, I'm way more concerned with other things besides music. For instance, hanging out in the worst parts of town and helping those in need, or making a social change in the world... rather than ignoring it and hanging out with morons. And that is my probably nonsensical contribution to the thread! |
Well, I study and perform music, but that's about it. I think this is the first time I've heard about people like that. I guess they're like hipster-types?
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the few performers I know who did it full time are really into the glamour of it
chicks who hang out with studs in the audience, dudes with "groupies" |
meh. The second college I went to had a proper conservatory and all sorts of dorks like vanilla describes. Jackasses who would prattle about Aesop Rock and Wilco and some such trash.
Do I fit this stereotype? The only music I've ever played has been grindcore, I own acres of forest, have a buzz cut & literally red neck and I work for the park service & conservation departments. |
Urban Dictionary: Muso
based on that description..... i am obsessed with music....it is the fabric of my life there are fairly unknown artists in my collection.....but i don't really feel that makes me better than anyone....honestly quite a few of them are a testament to what horrible taste i can have when the mood strikes when i meet somebody new and visit their house i do often "beeline" for their collection....but not so much to judge more for good conversation starting "As a sideline they will take up the acoustic guitar and then force you to listen to their "revolutionary" take on what music could be like. It will undoubtedly be dreadful and unlistenable." i fucking hate it when shitheads do this....it literally drives me crazy....to the point of my stomach getting ill when i walk into a house and see an acoustic guitar i hate dreadlocks and have had a shaved head for well over 15 years (although thats mainly due to bad genes :) ) |
I thought these kind of people were referred to as "hipsters?" Anyways...
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I feel I made my point quite clearly. :) |
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I always figured muso's are like anti hipsters.
Muso's as far as I've been aware means people that are so into their instruments they talk about little else. The kind of people who play in their bedroom for months on end until they can play a Dream Theater album note perfect and argue online for hours and hours about who's the best bassist. That's my idea of a muso. |
I probably fit into a muso category. I play a few different instruments, I study music and music theory, have often spent hours arguing about said music theory or who the best bassist/drummer/keyboardist/guitarist is (and the answer to those last questions in that order is Geddy Lee, Neil Peart and Alex Lifeson).
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A muso over here is generally a musician and nothing more or less. By your description Vanilla, it sounds like London circa 1967!
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i used to spend hours perfecting Vai and Eric Johnson so you can call me that, by that definition
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