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drizzt81
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Originally posted by Vesa
All people have different taste and definition of cheese, so I can only speak for one small factor of this issue.

Melodic and vocal trance differ from other genres of electronic music in that they are openly enjoyable. In my opinion, Western culture has problems coping with open enjoyment. Only intellectual and subtle enjoyment (through philosophical and mathematical structure, etc) is permitted so progressive house, techno and deeper trance conform to society's rules, and are easier to accept. Especially among the clergy of electronic music, that is among people who are serious music enthusiasts. Simple as that.
Sounds probably far-fetched, but I think it's the same phenomenon as in the popular myth about dressed-up blondes versus homely intellectual brunettes. Everyone with a brain should realize that in reality there's no intrinsic difference in intelligence depending on dressing style and colour of hair. The only difference is that blondes are more attractive (to some extent, all things being equal), but not everyone can admit it, and feels obliged to devalue them. I don't mean to start a discussion about blondes vs. brunettes, but just wanted to give an analogy


wow, that is an interesting reply and i understand completely what you mean. It might be more of a northern european thing than neccessarily a 'western culture' thing. Most Germans are quite introverted, if you are in Germany, you will prolly have a hard time just starting to talk to people -I am no exception here.

Apart from that, one should consider that most of the time, everybody wants to be 'special'. Most people on this forum would say that they have a better taste in music than most people that listen to cheese, because it makes them feel different and unique. Who does not like the thought of being different from the masses. Isn't there a general trend -in all but the pop genre- that in order to prove how 'interested' one is in the music, one has to listen to the most underground songs possible?
It appears that being different from the mass is seen as the ultimate goal -I am striving for this too, who is not?- and that is the reason why the 'cute brunette' is more attractive than the hot blone. She, the brunette, is different from the masses, since she shows her intelligence through subtle ways and does not 'need' to resort to her body to catch men.

my 2 cents


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and the electronica god said:

"LET THERE BE CHEESE!"

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quote:
Originally posted by miss_e
and the electronica god said:

"LET THERE BE CHEESE!"


good one

oh.. 'and cheese there was'


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