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> it sounds like you only enjoy it, not love it :P God, how arrogant. It's one thing to be opinionated about music, it's another to judge another's enjoyment.
by drb91 9y ago
> it sounds like you only enjoy it, not love it :P
God, how arrogant. It's one thing to be opinionated about music, it's another to judge another's enjoyment. Talk about making music something miserable to share with others.
Personally, the spotify client is a piece of shit for me--buggy, slow, and it can't sync any music not in its library. Somehow spotify's marketing manages to leave that out, and Apple Music is a much better option for me. Clearly you don't really love music if you're limited to Spotify's catalogue. ;)
- exacube 9y ago> God, how arrogant. It's one thing to be opinionated about music, it's another to judge another's enjoyment It was meant in jest
- mung 9y agoIt's not even that arrogant imo. People who regard themselves as serious about music will smirk and nod in agreement.
- drb91 9y agoWell of course you wouldn't consider it, it was your arrogance that started this thread. Why would you see a flaw with your own worldview? That would be uncomfortable! Who are you to define the love of music? No better than Apple.
- mung 9y agoY'know, I'm quite comfortable with being told about flaws in my worldview. You just haven't not provided any so far. - But clearly you have something to say about it, I'd like to hear it. Here's a starter: I don't think taste is subjective and those that do believe it is just haven't developed any (yet). There is no shame in that, the shame should be not wanting to extend yourself. I'm not saying everybody has to have the same taste, clearly everyone can enjoy different things. But there is a clear difference between having taste (of some sort) and not having any. Ask any designer, visual artist, musician, or apparently, Linus Torvalds. This is btw not meant to disparage the great-grandfather comment about enjoying music at all, it's started this discussion, but is not related to it.