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auranaut
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quote:
Originally posted by Hydarnes
something that has no melody


Techno. But it does get tiring after a while.

EDIT: And, as Radagast pointed out, it doesn't mean it's bad music. Alot of African tribal music had no melody, just percussion. And that was ages before Beethoven 'n' crew.

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Hydarnes
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Listen, if you want to listen to a tractor, grinding rocks or construction work because you think it sounds good, go ahead. I think it works the other way around, you have to be programmed to think that noise sounds good, because I have yet to meet someone who starts out just enjoying abrasive sound.

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so i guess you're not going to explain why someone who likes tough abraisive minmally melodic music has no taste.


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quote:
Originally posted by Hydarnes
Listen, if you want to listen to a tractor, grinding rocks or construction work because you think it sounds good, go ahead. I think it works the other way around, you have to be programmed to think that noise sounds good, because I have yet to meet someone who starts out just enjoying abrasive sound.

Well, I for instance - enjoy many glitchy and techno stuff. There's nothing wrong with music that has no melody if it's properly constructed.
Try saying that most African Jam-sessions aren't music... They'll kick your ass fo sho!

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Hydarnes
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so i guess you're not going to explain why someone who likes tough abraisive minmally melodic music has no taste.


Exactly, because it's not worth the effort, and it wouldn't convince you anyway. Suit yourself.

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Well, I for instance - enjoy many glitchy and techno stuff. There's nothing wrong with music that has no melody if it's properly constructed.
Try saying that most African Jam-sessions aren't music... They'll kick your ass fo sho!


Well, techno wouldn't quite fit on the same level with noise. It has rhythm, which translates into subtle melody as a song is looping. I don't really find techno all that likeable myself though.

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Can I just hijack this thread a tad and ask what in hell was it that I wanted to ask?

EDIT: I can't believe it. It's completely gone!!!

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Aiwendil
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quote:
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Well, techno wouldn't quite fit on the same level with noise. It has rhythm, which translates into subtle melody as a song is looping. I don't really find techno all that likeable myself though.


you do know rhythm and melody are not the same thing....


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Melody can be rhythmatic.
Rhythm can be melodic.
Though.

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