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The Stain Specialist
Join Date: Jul 2008
Location: Maryland
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I thought I'd touch on two things:
1) Smooth Jazz- There are a couple pieces that I may occasionally enjoy, but overall this genre of music belongs in elevators. Quite generic stuff, if you ask me. 2) Classical- I was never a classical fan until I recently gave Mozart a close listen. He blew me away. Truly a musical genius. And if anyone disagrees with that statement, then they are just plain wrong. The skill it takes to create such in-depth music must be incredible. My favorite piece by him is "Piano Concerto in D Minor." In my opinion one of the greatest musical pieces ever written. Now I'd like to get more familiarized with Beethoven and Bach. But anyway, back to my initial point, there's no denying that classical music takes an incredible amount of talent.
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Groupie
Join Date: Apr 2008
Posts: 29
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I agree with the smooth jazz thing. For some reason every song has the same sounding sax.
It seems to me that anyone that dosen't actually play an instrument hates classical music, because they're not exposed to it. I'd say people do need some exposure to classical music, because not many people can say that the first time they took a listen to classical music they weren't a little bit turned off or slightly bored. And not all classical music is boring. Some of it is extremely powerful and brilliant. People don't give it a chance. On the other hand, I hate southern hip-hop, and the genre of music that bands like Staind, Chevelle, and Nickelback are in. |
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Later on...
Join Date: Aug 2008
Location: Melbourne
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Music Addict
Join Date: Aug 2008
Location: IRELAND
Posts: 95
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i despise the subgenres of metal....
nu metal, scream metal, black metal,death meatal, melodeath, blue metal, hair metal, cheese metal, aluminium? I dunno ,there is waaay more than that. I dont understand why in a day and age when genreenre classification is becoming more and more difficult, that this group of people have come out and chosen to create a seemingly endless list of new "sub-genres", which will only cause more conflict and confusion |
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Dr. Prunk
Join Date: Jun 2005
Location: Where the buffalo roam.
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I find a lot of neo prog to be pretty lame.
When I say neo prog, I don't mean all new prog, because theres a lot of great stuff. Neo prog is basically another term for Genesis ripoff band. |
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