~Neurotica
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- Mar 27, 2006
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Yup, they are good. Got their new album? I think, that the previous one is better for some reason.
Dudes, listen to Wolven Ancestry, dammit. It's some really great black metal shit.
Yup, they are good. Got their new album? I think, that the previous one is better for some reason.
heard some songs, but i think it was too much Folk metal for my taste
further absolutely undeniable proof that "genres" do nothing but rape, murder, and bury "art".
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classification for the purpose of avoidance (as in "i dont liek teh fowlk methullz") is sheer fucking ignorance in it's purest form.
I totally dissagree with your first statement
I never judge a band untill I actually listen to them.
offer a counter statement, then. justify a need for genres.
i think genres more often than anything else just lead to bands blatantly ripping off more talented artists in an attempt to sell records to a pre-determined audience.
i guarantee this is an absolute lie.
you wouldn't give a single fucking chance to Frog Eyes or Tindersticks or Lambchop or Field Mice or Swan Lake.
would you.
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my point is that genres are necessarily exclusionary, first and foremost, because most people's "taste" is a completely arbitrary thing based off of EXCLUSION. you don't actually like metal more than emo, you've just decided that you should like metal more than emo, or rather that you should hate emo.
if one, an average "one", says "i like teh grim blakk methul", then while listening to a band that claims to play "teh grim blakk methul" that individual will make a conscious effort to convince themselves that they are enjoying the music, because they have arbitrarily decided that they are a "grim blakk methul fan" and should enjoy that "kind" of music.
same goes for the opposite, i.e. if one has decided that they hate "emo", then they will make a conscious effort not to enjoy a band that claims to play "emo".
learning to separate what you actually enjoy from all of this bullshit categorizing is the first step towards artistic enlightenment.
You assume too much, and analyze too much, and think you're smarter than you really are.
First of all, you're painting a ridiculously black and white picture of the entire topic
Why would you even bother to care about people who can't do this?
you UNDER analyze. mine is better.