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For me this is nonsense, there were always people who had broad interest in all music and I think the identity with a particular style of music is partly market
by acg 17y ago
For me this is nonsense, there were always people who had broad interest in all music and I think the identity with a particular style of music is partly marketing and partly inhibition. Many people I know have all styles of music, especially since the arrival of MP3.
It seems to me anyone who feels that a genre of music defines them needs to be in a band, or to relax.
- pbhjpbhj 17y agoI like some of most types of music, pop ballads, punk, metal, classical, ska, reggae, RnB, soul, some jazz but don't actually listen to much music as I can't afford to buy it. I was wondering which category I fit in. I don't like all music, nor do I know enough of the technical details to recognise high technique. Friends who are in to music think I have no taste - if it sounds good I'll listen to it. I do have absolutely no sense of rhythm and as a general theme complex rhythms, like experimental jazz, don't sit well with me.
- snitko 17y agoNo offends, but nothing to be proud of. Have you thought of taking some basic musical training and learning to play an instrument? I think it really helps to develop the musical taste and helps to understand and enjoy music deeper, which improves your life in many ways.