patterns in taste
Posted: 10 Nov 2010, 21:23
do any of you have strange patterns of taste, feelings and inclinations that surprise you or interest you upon reflection?
i just realised after a retrospective that i vastly prefer bands with vocalists who play an instrument more than bands who have a non-instrument-wielding vocalist. i have never thought about this before, but a cursory glance through my collection reveals it in explicit obviousness. this is not to say that i don't like bands with vocalists who only sing, but on the majority, i prefer a musical vocalist.
another pattern of taste is that i prefer "organic" music. there are a few electronic outfits that enjoy, such as lemon jelly and chris clarke, but on the whole i dig the band vibe more than the fat man in a basement with a pic vibe.
also, all of the music i dig (besides classical) is post 1969
sit back and reflect on your own patterns of taste ... do you find anything surprising?
i just realised after a retrospective that i vastly prefer bands with vocalists who play an instrument more than bands who have a non-instrument-wielding vocalist. i have never thought about this before, but a cursory glance through my collection reveals it in explicit obviousness. this is not to say that i don't like bands with vocalists who only sing, but on the majority, i prefer a musical vocalist.
another pattern of taste is that i prefer "organic" music. there are a few electronic outfits that enjoy, such as lemon jelly and chris clarke, but on the whole i dig the band vibe more than the fat man in a basement with a pic vibe.
also, all of the music i dig (besides classical) is post 1969
sit back and reflect on your own patterns of taste ... do you find anything surprising?