The importance of opening your mind to other music genres than what you& #39;re used to a thread:

Believe it or not, I was the kind of person for a while to only listen to rock/alternative and I would shit on other genres saying it wasn& #39;t "real music." The issue with this is that+
when your mind is closed like this, you miss out on so many things. So I want to ask you: what is "real music" to you?

If your answer is very limited and excludes some genres, this thread is you.
Music is something that changes constantly, it& #39;s always evolving. Hence why we can see how much music changed in the last 100 years. It& #39;s about experimenting, creating, being creative, wanting to try different things. Ofc, music has rules but in the end: there& #39;s no rules.
music transcend rules, it& #39;s about what sounds good to you. When you see it that way, you realize how beautiful music is and how amazing it is that we have such a large range of styles/genres for us to listen to.
What I& #39;m trying to say is, you can have your favorite genre, you can have those genres you listen to the most but it& #39;s honestly all subjective.

Learn to listen to songs you usually wouldn& #39;t listen to, analyse those songs, enjoy them. Expand your taste.
Find the beauty in all those different genres. Let me compare music to wine for sec.

Wine is a taste your acquire right? Eventually you find that one kind you really like and you could stick to it and say all other wines are shit but~ you could also expand your taste
by trying other wines and getting used to the taste until you start loving or at least liking a bigger range of wines. Se thing with music.

Also, when you realize all the hard work that goes into one song, no matter which genre, that& #39;s another way of appreciating music
no matter if it& #39;s rock/punk/classical/pop/indie/EDM. The process is still interesting and amazing. Understand that music is art. Art the we indeed enjoy a lot, but it& #39;s art afterall. There& #39;s no wrong way of doing art. At all.
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