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EMMAh 02.16.2008 02:09 PM

Yes.

nicfit 02.16.2008 02:09 PM

yes.

Kina 02.16.2008 05:42 PM

I could love someone who doesn't love them, but I would find it hard to love someone who hated my music taste in general. I remember I went out with this guy when I was a teenager who asked me what I liked to listen to, and when I told him he didn't actually know any of the bands I mentioned. So he just asked me to bring in a tape of my favourite band I brought in one of SY's, when he heard it he said it sounded shit cause it was too weird. You can imagine I wasn't impressed when someone just dismisses something just cause they think it's different. So yeah the moral of the story is that I can't get along with someone who doesn't at least sympathise a bit with my 'weird' taste in music.

Norma J 02.16.2008 06:52 PM

haha. you can't choose who you love.

although you can choose whether to follow your heart or not. In which case, yes, I would love whoever I loved if they didn't like Sonic Youth.

girlgun 02.16.2008 06:56 PM

not loving someone because they don't love one certain band that you do is incredibly immature.

i do think it's important to have similarities in what you like to listen to... otherwise car trips etc would be hell, but dude.. there's a fucktons of bands out there and there's always a happy medium.

sonicl 02.17.2008 02:20 AM

Because Paulybee posted the same remark on the previous page, I feel justified in repeating it:

How fucking shallow??????

ALIEN ANAL 02.17.2008 03:50 AM

haha yeh what a ridiculous question

my gf likes SY, she doesnt know much about them but she has a few albums and enjoys their tunes

but i dont think i even thought about SY when i was thinking getting involved in a relationship with her

so my answer is YES

ZEROpumpkins 02.17.2008 04:11 AM

Congrats on hitting 4, 000 Dan.

ChocolateJesus 02.17.2008 12:30 PM

I could. That said, I have actually broken off more than one relationship based solely on musical taste. I know this is shallow, but I don't care. Ms. new "country" music was a good fuck, but I could not handle having to suffer Toby Keith. I thought I was going to fucking die. She is lucky I did not punch her in her stupid face.

sarramkrop 02.18.2008 07:23 AM

Of course. In fact none of the guys I ever went out with liked Sonic Youth, except for one, even though he doesn't care much about them. The majority of my friends don't care or particularly like Sonic Youth either.

gmku 02.18.2008 07:27 AM

Too funny. Basing a relationship on liking or disliking a band??? Maybe in general it's good to like the same kinds of music. But then what if tastes change? What if you stop liking Sonic Youth or get into other things? For example, my wife really didn't like much of the "alternative" stuff I liked in teh 80s and early 90s but now she does. Because people do change in this regard, I think a relationship should be based on something a little broader, deeper.

_slavo_ 02.18.2008 07:28 AM

I love a girl who loves Ella Fitzgerald, old jazz like that, and world music. Nuff said.

gmku 02.18.2008 07:29 AM

That's cool. That's real cool. It's fun to have differences. You teach each other.

sarramkrop 02.18.2008 07:34 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by gmku
Too funny. Basing a relationship on liking or disliking a band??? Maybe in general it's good to like the same kinds of music. But then what if tastes change? What if you stop liking Sonic Youth or get into other things? For example, my wife really didn't like much of the "alternative" stuff I liked in teh 80s and early 90s but now she does. Because people do change in this regard, I think a relationship should be based on something a little broader, deeper.


That's a very good point. An ex of mine used to play Belle and Sebastaian so much that I ended up liking them a lot. We never really talked about them or music much in general, and he never forced them onto me or anything. He just happened to play them on a regular basis, making them more present in my life and forcing me to listen to their lyrics more. I like it when that happens because it's a totally natural process.

Tokolosh 02.18.2008 07:49 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by ChocolateJesus
I could. That said, I have actually broken off more than one relationship based solely on musical taste. I know this is shallow, but I don't care. Ms. new "country" music was a good fuck, but I could not handle having to suffer Toby Keith. I thought I was going to fucking die. She is lucky I did not punch her in her stupid face.


I'll pretend I didn't read that.^

I would never base my relationship with someone by the music they listen to. Totally absurd and ignorant.

gmku 02.18.2008 08:04 AM

I despised my wife's Fleetwood Mac albums a long time ago and now I love them.

█████████ 02.18.2008 09:54 AM

well, i do.

afterthefact 02.18.2008 10:10 AM

Yeah. To love everything else about them but not being able to stay with them because they don't like a band is somewhat Seinfeld-esque if you ask me.

Savage Clone 02.18.2008 11:15 AM

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Originally Posted by SpectralJulianIsNotDead
Could you imagine a wedding reception with a bride who has completely different taste in DANCE music? Now that would be a disaster. She'd want to do the electric slide, you'd want to do the time warp.



This would mean you are both TOTAL SQUARES, and thus made for each other.

girlgun 02.18.2008 12:58 PM

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Originally Posted by Tokolosh
I'll pretend I didn't read that.^

I would never base my relationship with someone by the music they listen to. Totally absurd and ignorant.


i said it before, but again... i think there has to be some common ground. but one band is ONE band. that's not a fucking deal breaker.


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