Bad comparison, it's more like an art analyst and an art admirer arguing about what's good; there is no right answer because art is subjective and the two people just make assholes out of themselves.
Bringing up music credentials in an argument about taste is just shitty posturing.
All this clinical, mathematical talk about music, objective and absolutist statements about what's good, what's creative etc is really sad.
Am I the only one that thinks music exists more on a spiritual realm?
Probably just me romanticizing music, but I fucking despise arguments like this.
This whole thing is just really fucking sad.
So you're saying it's better than The Chasm?![]()
Better than everything posted on here.
Why not both? I can't speak for everyone else but sometimes I want to listen to something technically or compositionally superior, sometimes to drone out to something more majestic and spiritual, and other times just fucking bang my head like a neanderthal. Not so much trying to be a fence-mender man here, but there's a place for both mindsets and everything in between. There's just no need in getting bent out of shape on a fucking internet forum where the whole idea is to share/discuss shit in an already too-small subculture.
I like Thin Lizzy over The Chasm.
I like Thin Lizzy over The Chasm.
Isn't that the point that it can be both? If it can be both, it therefore can't be just one, thus it's subjective.
That's like saying you prefer bananas over pickup trucks
My point being that there are different types of appreciation- both subjective and objective depending largely on the genre in question and the type of people discussing it. You can't so much compare prog with noise as they serve completely different purposes, but apples to apples you could legitimately compare two prog bands side by side in an objective fashion. Not really my thing an I'm probably moving in the exact opposite direction (ritual ambient FTW), but you have to concede its valid in some cases.