john9blue wrote:ViperOverLord wrote:john9blue wrote:Note to all: you have less of a chance of converting someone to your musical tastes than you do of converting them to your religion or political party. Just FYI.
Given the broad musical spectrum that the typical person enjoys over their lifetime I'm going to have to respectfully disagree. However it is a bit of a moot point as I'm not trying to dissuade anybody from liking whoever they like.InkL0sed wrote:john9blue wrote:Note to all: you have less of a chance of converting someone to your musical tastes than you do of converting them to your religion or political party. Just FYI.
I completely disagree. I think anyone can learn to appreciate any type of music. Changing someone's beliefs is changing who they are, fundamentally.
Entirely possible, but I would personally be more responsive to a political/religious argument supported by evidence, as opposed to a musical taste argument which revolves around emotional appeal. I'd imagine some others would be as well.
Anyway, I don't have much to say about the list as many of these were before my time.
Not really. Few of them go back to the 60's/70's. Many of them are current artists as well. In any event you can talk about what pop singers you appreciate if you like.
