MGTOW Music or not

[HeadstrongParticipant 84]

Ive always been in to hard beating music, often electronic and industrial of sorts. I also enjoy alternative music that does not contain too much isms towards having a new car money costly items and getting free money for having sex culture, aswell as ruling the whole world while chewing bubble gum. Often times when ive have had female company theyve questioned me listening to the music which i am. Now if it hadnt been for my music and art i wouldnt be alive today, that is how important it is to me. I have made the same kind of music that i enjoy listen to. I like to both suffer and enjoy life thru art and music. It is a good thing, makes one strong and truly independent.

One of the best comments i’ve had about my music is that it is male-esque. And that it only applies to men.

[KeymasterKeymaster]

Headstrong wrote:

Often times when ive have had female company theyve questioned me listening to the music which i am.

Women like to give their opinion on music…. as in “that’s a good song” or “that’s bad music” or “that band sucks”.

“Oh do you read music too? What do you play? My favorite composer is Chopin. Yours?”

That’s usually the end of the conversation and she changes the subject pretty quickly.
99% of the time, she never even heard of Tchaikovsky.

If you keep doing what you've always done... you're gonna keep getting what you always got.

[Anonymous 6]

Yeah I’m a electronic, future synthpop, industrial daily music fan, even though I dable in rock n roll & metal. Been kinda laying low on the music till I get my head clear, its only been a month for me since the final damage was done.

[Zuberi TauParticipant 10606]

I”ve had a few trouts question my taste in music for not listening to “slut pop” nor simp R&B.

I usually listen to Electro house, Dreamwave, Hard Trance, Black metal and hair metal.

[RockmaninoffParticipant 1641]

Keymaster wrote:

Women like to give their opinion on music…. as in “that’s a good song” or “that’s bad music” or “that band sucks”.

Oh jeez don’t get me started on women and music (well if there’s any place to get started, it’s here).

Once gave a private performance for my girl. G minor:

A bit sloppy, of course, but nevertheless, I thought, full of passion, especially the B section. But then came C-Sharp Minor:

And this, let me tell you, I totally Rached. Never played it better in my life. And then, B-Flat Major:

Only some supercomputer built by the Soviets can play that properly, but I scraped through it best as I could.

She said my interpretations were an insult to the composer.

Then we f~~~ing go home, and she puts on f~~~ing Taylor Swift. “OMG, this is sooo good.”

Keymaster wrote:

“Oh do you read music too? What do you play? My favorite composer is Chopin. Yours?”

Which are your favorite pieces? I should probably listen to him more.

I’m a bit ashamed to admit that I don’t know any Chopin, much less can play him. I’ve tried listening to him on several occasions, but I just find his music so bleak, with none of the romantic fire such as Beethoven and Rachmaninoff have. It seems that all his pieces are like the first movement of Beethoven’s Moonlight Sonata, but Chopin never has a piece like the third movement.

". . . elle, suivant l’usage des femmes et des chats qui ne viennent pas quand on les appelle et qui viennent quand on ne les appelle pas, s’arrêta devant moi et m’adressa la parole"—Prosper Mérimée

[KeymasterKeymaster]

Rockmaninoff wrote:

Which are your favorite pieces? I should probably listen to him more.

I have them all …. 23 preludes….. Mazurkas…… Berceuse (my favorite)….. they are all favorites. It’s always on in my car – GREAT for road rage. I’m always in a good mood when driving. When I see someone honking screaming and swearing at other drivers…… Im thinking “A little less Nine Inch Nails, and little more Chopin”.

Playing it is another story. Probably the only composer where you need to actually work out fingering and write it down. He was truly a genius. Mind blowing when you try to play it. ( “How did he dream this s~~~ up???”) No such thing as perfection. It can’t be done. Even the most accomplished pianists will miss a note. (personal take)

I bet there is not a single musician alive who can sight-read his music. No f~~~ing way.

If you keep doing what you've always done... you're gonna keep getting what you always got.

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