what genre of music do you hate the most?

[Dis]

anybody see the "Friends" episode where Ross plays his "music"? That is something I would not call music.

But if it has a beat, and rap does have a beat, then it is music. 'nuff said. case closed.

[JohnIII]

Can someone ban Boris for mentioning Phillip Glass?

[Dry]

I don't know the exact name, but it's some kind of jazz.
Those jazz quartet, supposed to be relaxing music, gives me headache.

I like blues, booggie, even dixie, but those quartet, you know, with the brush (or how is it called) at the drums going t-tchh-t-t-tchh is real pain to me.
Jazz cafe are for me antechambre of hell.

[drake]

Im no ballet fan, but I agree with what youre saying. Drake just said that without thinking about it no doubt.

No I didn't

I am not going to deny the fact that ballerina dancing is a very physically demanding activity, but seeing grown men hop about a stage like excited schoolgirls in tights isnt exactly the most manly thing I can think of. It's like the guys who ice skate. Physically very demanding, but incredibly feminine, just like ballerina dancing and boy bands.

Is there anything inherently wrong with any of these activities? No, but this is an opinion thread. And it is my opinion that the music I enjoy the least is the music that is accompanied by very cheesy, very whimpy looking, choreography.

Don't slight me for not enjoying these things Boris. Please spare me.

[Boris Godunov]

Originally posted by drake
Don't slight me for not enjoying these things Boris. Please spare me.

I did not slight you for not enjoying these things. I firmly believe enjoying music is an extrememly personal thing, and to criticize what other people like and don't like a rather arrogant and useless thing. I have never derided people for not liking the music I enjoy. My argument in the other thread against Snapcase was predicated on his erroneous view of music history, not on his tastes.

What I didn't like was the connotation that ballet dancers are "fairies," which is simply not true. In fact, the word "fairies" raises eyebrows altogether...

And you're also making a generalization about ballet that isn't true. While Ballanchine style is pretty much that "pretty prancing," modern ballet dancing has gone well beyond that. I cited the Rite of Spring as an example, and it certainly has no prancing. Barbaric stomping, more like it. Considering the final scene is basically a gang rape of a virgin sacrifice, I don't think prancing applies.

[drake]

If you took fairy to imply I was saying "gay", no that was not what I was doing, just to clarify things. NSync and Backstret boys will get more girls than I ever will, but I will still call them fairies

I'm not too PC, what can I say.

[SpencerH]

Originally posted by drake

I am not going to deny the fact that ballerina dancing is a very physically demanding activity, but seeing grown men hop about a stage like excited schoolgirls in tights isnt exactly the most manly thing I can think of. It's like the guys who ice skate. Physically very demanding, but incredibly feminine, just like ballerina dancing and boy bands.

Gracefullness is not feminine.

[Bas]

Jazz, and the manufactured **** like, um, well, you know.

And this is the first time that I've heard someone claim that hardcore derives from prog-rock. It's pretty much the opposite, actually.

[C0ckney]

Originally posted by Imran Siddiqui


Country is the best stuff out there, by far. It's guitars and fiddles and none of that synthesizer crap.

As I said before 'oh dear'