Well, I think I like more things than I don't like, so it's easier to list those. Rap, country, and folk music top the list of things I can't stand, as well as Bob Dylan. I usually listen to classical music (Baroque, Romantic and Impressionist periods; I don't like Classical such as Mozart or Haydn, nor newer styles such as atonal -- ugh). From more modern music, I listen to a variety from jazz, rock, pop, Pure Moods-type music; I usually go by individual songs I like rather than artist, except in regards to Mike Oldfield, and Charles Aznavour (and to a lesser extent, Roxette).
Don't worry Prune,
Nobody's perfect, heck I even know people who like hockey but not Wayne Gretzky. Go figure.
You're allowed to love music without loving the Beatles.
Just don't say it too loud.
Those 3600 hits you talked about are just a bunch of no-minded, tin-earred, too much time on their hands, low life, scum sucking, arrogant, untalented, blue balled, musically challenged, wet behind the ears, flat footed, pug nosed, computer geeks, with nothing else to do, losers.
Yourself excluded of course
Cal
Nobody's perfect, heck I even know people who like hockey but not Wayne Gretzky. Go figure.
You're allowed to love music without loving the Beatles.
Just don't say it too loud.
Those 3600 hits you talked about are just a bunch of no-minded, tin-earred, too much time on their hands, low life, scum sucking, arrogant, untalented, blue balled, musically challenged, wet behind the ears, flat footed, pug nosed, computer geeks, with nothing else to do, losers.
Yourself excluded of course
Cal
Not everything Beatles is good, but overall it is a band with a body of work way above the average. Many of their songs sound dated these days, which explains why people new to their work cannot really appreciate it.
Also, the band as a whole was undoubtedly more than the sum of each individual, especially when it comes to Ringo Star. He is, in my opinion, one of the luckiest people in the music business. Little talent, no charisma, negligible contribution to the band’s song book, yet he is and will forever be known as one of the Beatles.
Also, the band as a whole was undoubtedly more than the sum of each individual, especially when it comes to Ringo Star. He is, in my opinion, one of the luckiest people in the music business. Little talent, no charisma, negligible contribution to the band’s song book, yet he is and will forever be known as one of the Beatles.
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