Necromancer

I can't tolerate the sound of an accordion in traditional Spanish music, I can tolerate It a little easier with Cajun style music, but not by much.

djchameleon

lol I didn't even notice that might be the sound in one of my fave reggaeton songs.



Is that an accordion in the background or just some synth sound?

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Janszoon

Yeah, that's definitely an accordion. Not that reggaeton is traditional spanish music.

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djchameleon

yeah I know reggaeton isn't traditional spanish music. I was just curious about the sound in that song.

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Brando_Music

HAH. I don't know why, but I actually found that comment to be really funny. I feel the same about that kind of Spanish music.

But my irrational music hatred... Hm. I would have to say a lot of the mainstream folk bands, like the Lumineers or Edward Sharpe. I think the irrational part comes in because of how much their songs are repeated on the radio. Given the amount that I listen to the radio when I drive, you could say that about most of the top 40. If I can get myself to calm down and just listen to those folk bands though, they're actually not that bad, and the lyrics are usually pretty deep.

katsy

Stone Temple Pilots. I loathe their songs. I have a violent reaction every time "Flies in the Vaseline" is played. Or anything off that album-- thankfully, I've forgot the name. And literally everyone I know enjoys them. I just really, really hate them. Wish I had some poetic, elaborate reason as to why, but I just feel that they're ****ty in my soul.

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katsy

I know! I can't explain it. It's like hearing Nickleback, but not really, since so many folks like STP. The last time I heard this song was in some dive bar and I just raged against it, of course, the drinks I had helped produce that particular response. I suppose when I'm not pissy the "violent reaction" is muted, but still present-- simmering below the surface...

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