i like getting old and cranky too; i appreciate the way that seniors probably feel regarding snot-nosed baristas
I liked Abigail II quite a bit, and Puppet Master is growing on me... Hmmmmmmm.FuSoYa said:also it is becoming more apparent with each passing day that King Diamond made his good albums by accident.
I think it's less a question of emotional attachment than of the eliciting of an emotional response. And in my case, songs I've heard for the first time have on some occasions given rise to an increase in heart-beat, a rush in adrenaline or even tears. But that's just me.FrostGiant said:IMO, unless you have a memory or image attached to a song it's very difficult to become emotionally attached.
TheNewChupe said:i hate the feeling i get when an artist i think is incredibly innovative from one or two records goes and makes a stinker of an album (or several in a row) and i find them no longer intriguing and just plain dumb. the feeling of being duped into thinking said artist was more than they actually are is not unlike the empty feeling after eating something you thought would be scrumptious only to find that it tasted bland and makes you nauseous.
Khanate's music turned me off KhanateFuSoYa said:Also I hope that i have not turned anyone off of Khanate.