by sappy » Tue Mar 27, 2001 10:35 pm
<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by provistbrahms:<BR><B>It is difficult to ask somebody who follows the crowd to listen to other types of music. Especially classical. I always get critizized one way or another about listening to classical music. They encourage me to "Open my mind to their type of music." When in truth some of them just don't wish to expand what they listen to. And that is just what I am talking about. In my opinion it is peer pressure that is keeping them from listening to classical music. And that is a sad thing indeed. That is why I believe that if a person can be shown what true wonders lie in classical music they will understand. I am not saying that modern music is bad. But some of it can go over the line of what is acceptable. The mind of those who are ruled by peer pressure will just do what the crowd does, not because they refuse to think for themselves but because they think that they won't be accepted in the world around them. This now brings me to the point. If you can show them that it is ok to listen to classical music and break the bonds of peer pressure it will cause them to think for themselves. What is right and what is wrong when the crowd chooses to go into a direction that could cause great strife for those who follow. Which brings me to the opinion that there is right and wrong in music. There is a line that must be drawn between what is acceptable and what isn't. Most people will think that I am talking of classical that it is the one and only. True I think it the best of all the types of music. There are good types of modern music that people enjoy and love just like I love classical music. I am not saying that listening to this type of music is bad. I am just saying that there is a line that must be drawn between what acceptable and what is not. Unfortunately classical music isn't that popular with today's teenage society. With this fact in mind I believe that something must be done to fix what downgrading problems are left in society. If these downgrading problems are not taken care of soon who knows what will happen. It could get worse and it will if something is not done immediately to stop it. Evil has found a way to creep into the world of music. It is my opinion and belief that it must be eradicated before it presents a more difficult problem in the next generation. <P>[This message has been edited by provistbrahms (edited 03-16-2001).]</B><HR></BLOCKQUOTE><P><BR> Ok, first off, I have to say that you are TOTALLY WRONG in a lot of different ways! I agree w/ audio girl in how you look down on other people even though we have the same mental capasity, we just don't apply it.<P> OK, HERE's A BRAIN CHECK: IN CASE YOU HAVEN'T NOTICED, IS CLASSICAL MUSIC POPULAR AT YOUR SCHOOL? WHAT TEENAGER LIKES CLASSICAL MUSIC??? THAT'S WHY YOU GET CRITICIZED! IT'S NOT THAT WE DON'T WANT TO EXPAND TO OTHER MUSIC, IT'S JUST THAT WE DON'T WANT TO EXPAND TO CLASSICAL BECAUSE WE HATE IT! Well, it's not just peer pressure that is keeping people from listening to classical music. You can't say that about everyone. Everyone likes different music. <P> You are a snobbish person. You have a huge ego. Even though you may whack off to classical, it doesn't mean that all other music should be destroyed!<P> I think YOU should be open to other types of music. Not ALL of today's music is filled with profanity, ya know. And one thing, how can you think that "Modern" music has No musical value in it? We AREN'T being torn down by the music we listen to. It's just what we like. Just because someone listens to rap or hip hop (that may have cussing in it) doesn't mean that they are a bad person! <P> I also don't think that you should cut down on people that don't like classical. You view yourself better than everyone else, and you speak to us slowly with smaller words because you don't think that we have the mental capasity to handle them, or understand them. <P> You just need to get a grip. You are soo paranoid. You think you have sooo many friends, but actually, many people just try to stay away from you. <BR> <BR> I think this has gotten to be more than just about classical music....now it's personal, Josh.....