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Old 08-12-2010, 08:13 AM   #381 (permalink)
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I stopped worrying about that a long time ago. I never really cared, but now since I devour so much new music it just happens that way. I'm fairly certain 75% of what I mention to the friends I hang out with regularly they will not have heard of. Now that I think about it, that has actually gotten pretty old for me. I kind of wish everyone has heard the music I listen to now...I like to talk about it.
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Especially since I'm 14 and my friends don't even know who kraftwerk is. I'm kinda sick of being the Obscure Band Person in the class.
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Old 08-12-2010, 08:24 AM   #382 (permalink)
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Old 08-12-2010, 08:35 AM   #383 (permalink)
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I stopped worrying about that a long time ago. I never really cared, but now since I devour so much new music it just happens that way. I'm fairly certain 75% of what I mention to the friends I hang out with regularly they will not have heard of. Now that I think about it, that has actually gotten pretty old for me. I kind of wish everyone has heard the music I listen to now...I like to talk about it.
Hehe i'm used to not talking about music with my friends. I have my forums and that's enough for me, i assume any semi-deep discussion about music i had with mates wouldn't be the best of debates anyway.
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Old 08-12-2010, 08:41 AM   #384 (permalink)
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Or everybody could shut the hell up and agree that music is cool.

If how obscure something is affects your enjoyment of it, you're stupid. Listen to it. Do you like how it sounds? If yes, you like it. If no, you don't. Just because you had to fly to Italy and row a boat to an uncharted island with a cassette to hear it doesn't mean it's good.
Is music cool? I don't know. I really dislike some music. It can be interesting, though.

If I got to fly to Italy and row a boat to an uncharted island to hear a cassette of some untrendy, obscure music there, I bet the whole experience of listening to that music would be much more meaningful to me than if I had simply found the song on the Internet or just heard it over the radio. The song would forever be linked in my mind with an adventure!
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Old 08-12-2010, 08:57 AM   #385 (permalink)
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Old 08-12-2010, 09:10 AM   #386 (permalink)
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agreed.

Especially since I'm 14 and my friends don't even know who kraftwerk is. I'm kinda sick of being the Obscure Band Person in the class.
Kraftwerk is obscure?
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Kraftwerk is obscure?
To fourteen year olds....yeah.
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They weren't to me when I was, and James is 14, he knows Kraftwerk, hell, so does his mum
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They weren't to me when I was, and James is 14, he knows Kraftwerk, hell, so does his mum
And so do I, but we're on MUSICBANTER... not exactly the mecca of your average mainstream 14 year old.
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What is your point, Chris? Kraftwerk is a band a lot of 14 yr olds know, as it's a band that was popular with most of that gen's parents, you know?? Goddamn. Just like I had the Clash passed on to me because MY parents listened to them. Understand now?
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