now, although the title of this blog may lead you to believe that i’m going to be discussing music with anything resembling talent, i will have to correct that idea and say, for the record, that i do not know very much about music. i don’t really adhere to different styles nor do i care what you think about the music i like. i am not going to conform to anyone’s standards concerning music, so please don’t comment me about how much you hate, like, or otherwise feel towards one band or another; i don’t really care. that’s not to say that you shouldn’t comment about this blog, but i don’t want people who get all uptight about their musical preferences to yell at me about this band or that. if you want to suggest a band to me, that’s all good.
as i meant to start this blog, though, was to mention an interesting character i stumbled across last night. He’s called Miyavi and he’s japanese. the main reason i mention him now is mainly to say that he plays the guitar amazingly well; it’s insane.
on the subject of uptight people and their musical taste, i wrote that only as a warning to people who really take their bands seriously. i don’t, not really. i mean, if i like a band, sure, i’ll find out a little more about them than i normally would, but i don’t stick to one style of music and scream at the thought of anything else. some people seem to get really upset with me over the idea that i only like one song by their favorite band or that i like more songs by a band they think of as crap. it’s stupid; a little while ago in art class, this senior (who’s gone now) said that My Chemical Romance wasn’t a rock band [or something along those lines] and then proceeded to say that all the members of the band should die. now, i myself find that more than a little extreme, not to mention offensive, but i didn’t scream at him or shake him or hit him over the head with a stool. nope, i just calmly asked what made him think the bands he liked deserved to live any more than MCR did? he didn’t really answer me, but it prompted this little rant-y bit.
QUOTE: “The trouble with him is that he lacks the power of conversation but not the power of speech.” ~George Bernard Shaw
June 6, 2008
Categories: Uncategorized . . Author: morgue33 . Comments: Leave a Comment