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glamoiglia (06/20/2012) [-] Some people don't take music that seriously and are okay with simply, contrived music that will get old quickly. They don't care that it doesn't satisfy you, and you look like an asshole for criticizing it.
At work last night, a coworker was playing some Pop music, and I swear, the chorus only had four or five notes in it. I was going to point it out, but then I remembered "this guy probably can't hear that there are only four or five notes in it, and enjoys it regardless. I'd just be acting like a dick."
At work last night, a coworker was playing some Pop music, and I swear, the chorus only had four or five notes in it. I was going to point it out, but then I remembered "this guy probably can't hear that there are only four or five notes in it, and enjoys it regardless. I'd just be acting like a dick."
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glamoiglia (06/20/2012) [-] It irritates me, too. But unless someone's playing Nicki Minaj, I'm not going to say anything.
Well, or the "Hip-Hop" that isn't even poetic or rhythmic. The kind that is just arhythmic, monotonal mumbling. I can't think of an example, but I've heard a lot of it.
Well, or the "Hip-Hop" that isn't even poetic or rhythmic. The kind that is just arhythmic, monotonal mumbling. I can't think of an example, but I've heard a lot of it.
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glamoiglia (06/20/2012) [-] I wouldn't say better. Actually, I'd argue that some music today is more creative than some of the most respected music in the 60's and 70's.
Also, lots of stupid music was made back then, but it's all forgotten. Still, the industry's process wasn't as refined for marketing what people would buy. Music almost always sold by albums, so they'd be making a good amount of money whether someone liked one song on an album or all the songs on an album. These days, the industry has to adjust because people can just buy one song at a time.
Also, lots of stupid music was made back then, but it's all forgotten. Still, the industry's process wasn't as refined for marketing what people would buy. Music almost always sold by albums, so they'd be making a good amount of money whether someone liked one song on an album or all the songs on an album. These days, the industry has to adjust because people can just buy one song at a time.
