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do you think you could be defined by the music you listen to? - Printable Version +- Southperry.net (https://www.southperry.net) +-- Forum: Social (https://www.southperry.net/forumdisplay.php?fid=14) +--- Forum: The Speakeasy (https://www.southperry.net/forumdisplay.php?fid=54) +--- Thread: do you think you could be defined by the music you listen to? (/showthread.php?tid=22530) Pages:
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do you think you could be defined by the music you listen to? - FrozNlite - 2010-02-14 BombsAway Wrote:Yes, yes it is. Frasier is the greatest thing to have happened to TV since... Cheers. And the best thing to happen to TV since Frasier is Sue Sylvester .ShiKage Wrote:My entire family, extended family and family friends think I'm literally insane for listening to this kind of music (I chose these three because they're pretty much 3 different types of music by the same artist): So you're a Wapanese growing up in the American South. Screw what they say; that's who you are, and if they can't accept that then they're ignorant (sorry that this is going along with Sarah's Angry Zone OP, but I completely agree with her comments towards you and back them up here). OT: I don't listen to X Japan's genre of music at all, so perhaps I'm not a viable judge, but all three songs sound very similar to me. Same fast rhythms with off-beat drum hits and crazy electric guitar playing. Diverse music to me is if you put up, say, The Barber of Seville, Poker Face, and one of these X Japan songs. do you think you could be defined by the music you listen to? - Link - 2010-02-14 Well, they're different types of Rock/Visual Kei. Whatever you want to call it. I guess you have to have an ear for the genre to know the difference. Off topic : lol Wapanese. That word doesn't describe me, really. A wapanese is a white person wanting to be Japanse. I'm not wanting to be Asian at all. I like being white and I just like the Japanese culture and history. |