Re: Should I of thrown my drink at him? or U2 make me violent


Brian ([email protected])
Tue, 25 Aug 1998 04:06:13 +1000


WOW!!!!
I Mus say that from a spiritiually drunk pinot of view at 4am in the morning
that ws very well siad.:))))
Alot of people dont agree with our own musical teatses and that everytone
has the own ideas and meaning in life, although it would be an ideal world
if everyone loved what we loved!!!!

I hjave this same ol argument with friends all the tiem who reckon that U2
are shite. GHow i would love to prove them wrong and convert them but we
must accept who we are are what we believe in.

Maybe im lookin for the sound that s gonna drown out my world but its
exactly that. My World.

Anyways i need sleep cause i got a headache and the taste of stale smoke in
my mouth.

Cheers,
Brian

Sleepin in my own bed tonight!!!!!

Kate wrote:
>Just got back from a nice ole' night out, well, it was mostly nice at
>least. So anyway off with the preface and on with my little story. Having
>forsaken club land for a night (yeah I know the music sucks and the people
>suck and the drugs are too expensive but its still fun alright : )) myself
>with some trusty pals headed off to hit the pubs...walking not crawling
>(well at least not at the start) And so I'm this fish out of my normal
>water and this nice human type male strikes a little conversation type
>thing with me...the topic of music is raised, I'm reluctant to state my
>preferences...no I'm not *ashamed* of my taste but hey I hold that stuff
>close to my heart, that which you love most is always most personal. So
>given that, I list my least fav fav stuff first before getting to my Irish
>musical kings... Only to be interupted witht the slightly grovelly "Whoa
>cool choices" comment, "none of that mainstream crap for you hey!"
>followed by "Anyway the mainstream is dead...look at it, its been over run
>by the crap that is the Spice Girls Hanson and Mariah Carey music for the
>prepubescants and those over thirty with no imagination, look at U2 their
>last album sucked, see no one cares about them now, once things are out
>there they can't be in here" at which the said human creature pointed with
>admiral dramatic flair to his heart. Picking my jaw up from the floor
>where it had dropped during the last part of his speech I grasped
>(unsuccessfully) for a polite way to respond.
>
>
>On the dull and blurry cab ride home though I began instead to curse
>poetic justice...as I realised I'd done my share of criticising the
>musical taste of others...As i see it though the thing is this, taste is
>always gonna be an issue on which folks disagree and thats fine, it can be
>tonnes of fun, and everyone has a right to choose what they like. To some
>people music means everything, to some its just ear candy, some prize
>originality others like things derivative and familiar, some people like
>whats new and trendy others go for for durabilty over fashionability.
>Whatever. I don't myself think catergories such as mainstream or
>alternative have much use, I like what I like cause I see worth in it. So
>even though I
>would/ have/and will always argue there are some acts that I find devoid
>of any artistic merit, so long as people like them for there own and not
>market reasons fair enough....The charts need not reflect the heart. U2
>are deep in mine though always forever now, sales or no sales.
>
>
>Now if only I'd said that to my drinking buddy instead of recommending
>that he purchased a ears with brain in a two for one deal ; )
>
>Actually this wasn't a short post at all.
>
>****Disclaimer: please don't flame me its 3am and I am unsober, please
>don't laugh at my typos either just finding the keys is hard enough. And
>if this made no sense to anyone *sorry* but coherence will not be needeed
>next century.

pOP rOCK AND pEACE y'ALL



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