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> as much as you can't have a single type of cheese and expect it to be good in all meals You clearly haven't tried Kerrygold's Dubliner cheese, then ;)
by yellowapple 2y ago
> as much as you can't have a single type of cheese and expect it to be good in all meals
You clearly haven't tried Kerrygold's Dubliner cheese, then ;)
- lproven 2y agoThat's what I thought! Compared to how many people, in many countries, use cheese, this sounds like an audiophile complaint. Sure, yes, for tens or hundreds of millions of people, cheese is just cheese and a medium cheddar type cheese is interchangeable with any other in any recipe. Similarly massive world-famous tracks, and entire music genres, have been built upon the built-in preprogrammed rhythm tracks of a few cheap 1970s Japanese home keyboards. Whole types of music where nobody involved can read notation, or play a chord, or possibly play an instrument at all. In the light of this, I found this comment elitist and snooty and patronising in the extreme, TBH. Of course you can make good music around super limited basic sound samples. To deny this is to deny arguably a double-digit percentage of all popular music since the 1960s or '70s.