Are You a Swifty?


I am. I think she's great.

And You?

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And I think some music is perfectly fine to recognize as being of the five-year variety

i dont have music i like for couple of years only sorry ,...It never happened to me even under 20 ...

All music i ever loved in my life since 13 years old i like it today as much...

I discovered new forms of music but i never changed in the reason why i love a piece of music or not ...

It must be grounded in poetry and the words beauty...i begins with choral music when i was a baby....

Music must be grounded in deep roots of a soul and country spirit ...

The country dont matter ...

If is is a fabricated well make product with no real roots in poetry and a country soul a cultural tradition , i would not like it enough to listen to it a second time ...It will be an artificial artefact like a flying saucer passing in the sky for me ...Or an industrial repeated product... Artificial anyway ... Even if the artist is a genius...

Lady Gaga is very talented as i said but i cannot live with his product and she is a genius able to create one product...

Fado for example is not a product but is deply root in portuguese soul and popular poetry ...I cannot be bored by fado...

Lady Gaga bore me after 3 minutes of my admiration for his genius... I am sincere she is a very talented artist ... But i prefer the folk roots of Joan Baez for example or the roots of Billie Holiday who sing with his soul and for his people ...

Art must be rooted in human culture traditions and history...music as poetry...

 

Guess why Gaudi is the greatest modern architect: he is rooted...

Guess why most modern architecture if not hideous is without soul : no roots and on the opposite modern architecture is the same as pop music on all earth it uproot man from his own culture it extract him from his soil...

Why did i love so much australian  didgeridoo music with 40 albums ? Yes i confess ... 😁

it is rooted in deep soil and in dream spirit of 60,000 years history...

here is an encounter between two instruments from two rooted cultures i love it :

 

@tylermunns - Please forgive me for not being explicit that I was talking about artistic taste in a thread about Taylor Swift, not political violence.... 

@larsman For one, I didn’t say anything about “political violence” either.  
Again, I was merely using an analogy to challenge the notion, “if someone likes it, it’s good.”

 

This audiophile track seems to beat any track Taylor Swift has ever done....with its uuuugee soundstage and musicality.   

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