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I'm struggling to find any way of classifying this in the traditional, dictionary definition of the word "MUSIC", i.e: "The art of arranging sounds in time so as to produce a continuous, unified, and evocative composition, as through melody, harmony, rhythm and timbre"Manfred Klose wrote: its fine, let them kill pop music themself.
lol not even her fans like that song.
Bah! You're sounding like my grandparents. "Those Rolling Stones, long-haired sissies, that isn't music! Where's the skill in what they do?" etc etc etc.majestikc wrote: I'm struggling to find any way of classifying this in the traditional, dictionary definition of the word "MUSIC", i.e: "The art of arranging sounds in time so as to produce a continuous, unified, and evocative composition, as through melody, harmony, rhythm and timbre"
This has none of those. It's like listening to car alarms.
Touché, but you at least have to give some credit to metal guys for having some skill.RuanR wrote: Hmm, so this is what metal sounds like to people that haven't been listening to it for years...in fact I bet you could do a kick ass metal version of this song...
"Chill out gran dad, these cats just want to get grooving, dont be such a buzz kill!!" is what Tommy Saxondale would say.X-rated Bob wrote:Bah! You're sounding like my grandparents. "Those Rolling Stones, long-haired sissies, that isn't music! Where's the skill in what they do?" etc etc etc.majestikc wrote: I'm struggling to find any way of classifying this in the traditional, dictionary definition of the word "MUSIC", i.e: "The art of arranging sounds in time so as to produce a continuous, unified, and evocative composition, as through melody, harmony, rhythm and timbre"
This has none of those. It's like listening to car alarms.
A friend of mine had a Scottish granny who would have fitted in well to a Giles cartoon. Every time said friend put on one of his treasured Jethro Tull albums she said say "Nae toon! Nae melody! Nae bugger all!"