Music, does it decide our life styles ?Music 

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Music, does it decide our life styles ?

  • Yes

    Votes: 9 34.6%
  • No

    Votes: 7 26.9%
  • Not sure, bit of both...

    Votes: 10 38.5%

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I say yes because it affacts the way we dress and the way we act and talk...
 
ehm...
Personally, it does not affect my life style.
But some friends of mine does get affected by the music they wear.
 
Personally, yes, and I could go on for DAYS about how it does, but I won't. If you've ever listened to "Nothing's Changed" by Chris Isaak or a few songs by John Mellencamp or "Glory Days" by Bruce Springsteen, you'll understand.
 
Usally, it comes as a package deal. Your trying to find out who you are.... so generally you'll go through different stages, trying to be like your role models...

If the look your going for is associated with a certain genra of music, and the type of cloths they wear appeal to the desired look...then you'll find yourself looking like them, and wearing their cloths...

Now, there are a select few that just appreciate music. Example...I know a lot of people that like Reagge, but they don't have dreadlocks and they don't touch pot, and most of them avoid Red, Yellow, Green color combinations..

If I dressed according to the music I enjoy listening too, I'd be one strange lookin' dude, not to mention that all my cloths would have to be custom taylored, because I enjoy a wide selection of musical genre's....

So that's my opinion...

:cheers:
 
No, I will not commit suicide because Kurt Cobain did. Or alternatively, I will not have Courtney Love kill me.

The music I listen affects my life in no way at all.
 
maybe a little like your clothes and they way you talk but not only music does that, all forms of media do

doesn't affect me at all
 
Well, not decide - influence perhaps.

I personally find a lot of my favourite music identifies with a particular emotion I'm feeling at a particular time, or how I feel about a particular issue - I really need to connect with music at a personal level for it to have any significance, probably why I can't stand a lot of the top 40 stuff - just soulless, manufactured rubbish.
 
Originally posted by Klostrophobic
No, I will not commit suicide because Kurt Cobain did. Or alternatively, I will not have Courtney Love kill me.

The music I listen affects my life in no way at all.

I mean the way they dress and talk....
 
Originally posted by Pako
If I dressed according to the music I enjoy listening too, I'd be one strange lookin' dude, not to mention that all my cloths would have to be custom taylored, because I enjoy a wide selection of musical genre's....

Hmmm. This is an interesting point of view. You could have used this as a get-out, i.e. "Blue Onion makes me dress weird". Need I mention "that tie"? ;)
 
Originally posted by GilesGuthrie


Hmmm. This is an interesting point of view. You could have used this as a get-out, i.e. "Blue Onion makes me dress weird". Need I mention "that tie"? ;)

:rotfl:

Tie? What tie? :rolleyes:
 
Goths and UK Garage listeners are examples of this music thing.
 
My answer is yes, and here's why......

the question is: does music decide our lifestyles?. Don't we choose the music we listen to because it has some connection with us? Say you like classical because you are a mathematician, say you like mosher music because you're a massakist* (spelling is wrong). Do you see the connection? You choose the music that relates most to your lifestyle, that's how it is. Country people like country music. Baby boomers like baby boomer music.

we all have our prefferences to music right, so that means that there are all of the different lifestyles with different people. I don't know if my point is coming off or not. It's late, i've got ap tests in the morning.

Our music decides our lifestyle, because it was our lifestyle that decided what kind of music we listen to.

There I think that was the point I was trying to make.
 
i see your point infallible, but what if your black and you like rap and you start listening to mosher does it mean you're gonna become masokist(spelling worng), NO you're not going to change your lifestyle because of music.
 
Originally posted by infallible
My answer is yes, and here's why......

the question is: does music decide our lifestyles?. Don't we choose the music we listen to because it has some connection with us? Say you like classical because you are a mathematician, say you like mosher music because you're a massakist* (spelling is wrong). Do you see the connection? You choose the music that relates most to your lifestyle, that's how it is. Country people like country music. Baby boomers like baby boomer music.

we all have our prefferences to music right, so that means that there are all of the different lifestyles with different people. I don't know if my point is coming off or not. It's late, i've got ap tests in the morning.

Our music decides our lifestyle, because it was our lifestyle that decided what kind of music we listen to.

There I think that was the point I was trying to make.

Exactly! So maybe the question should be:

"Does our lifestlyes effect the music we listen to?"

What comes first, the chicken or the egg....?

Just like you said, "Say you like classical because you are a mathematician, say you like mosher music because you're a massakist* (spelling is wrong). "

So, is listening to classical music going to make me a mathematician? No, it's not. But already being a Mathematician, I find that I like classical music. :)

I'll leave you with that to ponder....:)
 
lol, pako
the egg cannot survey without a chicken to keep it warm. not to mention that the egg cannot be created without two chickens. So, considering this is more of a religious question then anything else, i'll simply say i believe in creationism


puffy you're missing the point.
 
That pako,

"So, is listening to classical music going to make me a mathematician? No, it's not. But already being a Mathematician, I find that I like classical music."

is my entire point.
 
well anyways how do you spell massakist*(wrong) massokist , i give up does any one know
 
infallible,

Ok, Ok, check it out, before I get too dizzy and hit my head on the floor. :)

The question is: "Music, does it decide our life styles ?" You answered yes...

Based on your reasons why you answered yes, I would say that the question would have to be re-worded to fit your reasoning..:)

Here's how I would re-word to question: "Your lifestlye, does it decide what music you listen to?"

Are we on the same page? ;)
 
:lol:

I suppose I should vote:

And for the sake of pure insanity, I vote YES! :) It's been a long day, and this thread has seemed to have taken the blunt end of my stress releaf.

Aaaah! I do feal better now though. Thanks! :D
 
so it's masochist, can't believe i didn't know how to spell that, oh well like i care
 
i think it does decide our life stylez bcuz b4 i started listening to rap i was a good little kid lol and now well it svery different... i dress different(like a thug basically as my parents call me), i act diff ( i fight alot more and i do other things not so good) so i say YES!!!!!!!!!!
 
but i'm not saying that its all bcuz of rap it was all my decision.....but rap is about all i listen too...
 
u spell like a gay rapstar too (no offence) :rolleyes:
 
i listen to most heavy stuff and rap. doesnt affect my lifestyle at all. i dont go round with stockings on my head in a crapped out lowrider with a MACK TEN lol.

and i dont eat bats.
 
does music decide our lifestyle? that's a strange question. i think it makes more sense if you say 'does our lifestyle decide what kind of music we listen to?', but then again that's an equally vague question that's almost impossible to answer. because there is so much diversity between humans...you might find two completely opposite people listening to the same music because they interpret it in different ways and see it differently. but i'd say that my lifestyle - that is my ethics, values and philosophies - decide the music i listen to.
 
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