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Re: An Israelite Odyssey - Review of Koby Israelite's "Dance of
- From: r l reid <ro...>
- Subject: Re: An Israelite Odyssey - Review of Koby Israelite's "Dance of
- Date: Mon 05 May 2003 13.58 (GMT)
Eliezer Kaplan wrote:
> Roger Reid yclept:
> > Why is "genre classification" silly?
>
> Because it forces listeners to 'pgeonhole' music based on their
> expectations.
"Forces"? Hardly. Gives a hint as to whether it's your kind of thing,
maybe. It's cool if Koby Israelite doesn;t fit any genre. But genre
classification is hardly silly. Means I don't have to dig through
hip hop to find modern Hungarian classical.
I'm a listener - and nobody has ever "forced" me to "pidgeonhole" music.
I've got all the free will I need for it.
Not a victim,
roger
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