Man, I was interviewing someone (I needed a new roomate) and one of my questions was ' What kind of music do you listen to?' The guy says that he didn't listen to music. I said 'Not at all?' he said 'Not at all'. When I asked him why he said that he didn't grow up listening to music. His parents didn't have music in the house. He did however say that he does listen to the radio but he does that to listen to the commercials. Crazy right?? The next question I asked him was about his sense of humor. He said 'dry' and I thought, 'figures'.

I cannot vision my life without music
I'd go insane

I hear that-no pun intended

but seriously, I'd rather lose my eye sight than my hearing. True, I'd like to keep both senses but if one of the two had to go- I'd make that chioce.

yeah

It's a difficult choice though. Maybe of the 5 senses smell would be the one to go for me :) I'd quite like to keep touch and sight for sure

i don't care what kind of music it is, as long as they like it. i prob wouldn't interact as much as a person whose music taste was something i totally disagree with, i would always hold that against them. but someone who doesn't like music, i don't know....
i no noone who doesn't like music!

I've met a few people who literally couldn't hear the fundamental difference between, for example, barking dogs, pneumatic drills and a band playing music. This applied to all music, from metal to string quartets and light jazz.

I have a v. broad taste in music, I don't know anyone who hates all music, that's crazy :p:

Are you blowing raspberries at me? How rude.

Really, I've have met a few people who don't like any music at all. They say its all 'just noise'. They just don't see that there's 'good noise' and 'bad noise'.

I wasn't being rude :) (sorry) But I seriously haven't met anyone yet, thou some ppls tastes baffle me, thou I suppose that works both ways as well. I like good noise of course :wavey: