Ah, Bob, I'm just messing with you at this point. You've created this online persona as the Grumpy Mr. Wilson of rock, forever yelling "You kids get offa my lawn!!" and I find it entertaining to tweak it. As for your statement that I'm somehow unable to say WHY I like something...if that's truly what you believe, there's not a lot I can do about that. And I really don't care enough to try. S ----- Original Message ----- From: "bob" To: "Stewart Mason" ; "audities" Sent: Tuesday, November 27, 2007 1:27 AM Subject: Re: 25 overrated thingies > Great thing about art, Stewie...you really can't make a qualitive > statement about it...but I have noticed that people that get their > little noses out of joint when someone dismisses, discredits, or > disagrees with their opinion, they get all defensive. It's almost > like they have to be RIGHT, and what they think doesn't hold any > weight if everyone doesn't agree with them. > I think on the whole that your taste seems to be dictated by what > everyone you look up to liked or likes, and that you fo with > whatever was 'hip' at any given time. > Truth be told, I don't care what you like...I've never seen you > able to say WHY you like something. That in itself, speaks volumes. > And just to make you feel better, if you think my music and my > taste are so lame...why would that have any impact on what YOU > believe. > Go ahead and enjoy your music...and I...unlike you, won't call it > crap because I don't like it. > I just don't like it because it does not talk to me. > Post-punk? > Isn't EVERYTHING post punk by now? > > bob > > > Stewart Mason wrote: > Aw, it's so cute that you're so out of it that you think New Order > are > somehow "hip," when the hipsters of the day have no idea who they > are. > New Order are stictly dad-rock for oldsters like me, these days. As > for those songs...sorry, no. But nice try. > > S > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "bob" > To: "Stewart Mason" > Sent: Tuesday, November 27, 2007 1:17 AM > Subject: Re: 25 overrated thingies > > >> "Groucho Marx" >> "Goodbye" >> "Body Go Round" >> "Gotta Have Pop" >> ...I could go on, but I don't want to keep you from your, >> uh...hipness. >> >> bob >> >> >> Stewart Mason wrote: >> >> ----- Original Message ----- >> From: "bob" >>> Commercially successful? >>> Like Jim Nabors, Celine Dion, and The Partridge Family? >>> Critically successful? >>> Like Arcade Fire. Led Zeppelin, and Amy Winewhore? >>> Good? >>> Oh yeah...good doesn't matter. >> >> Let me put it this way, Bob: get back to me when you've written >> something a tenth as good as "Blue Monday," "Bizarre Love Triangle" >> or >> "Regret." >> >> S >> >> >> > > >