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Edited by Sealed Graffiti:
7/16/2019 1:39:43 PM
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Void’s philosophical quandaries... (Part 1)
Is a song ( or songs) good if it itself is good (you like the beat, flow, style, pace and so forth), however the meaning or message is bad?
are [b]your[/b] morals questioned by listening to such a song?
Would [b]you[/b] share the song if it is enjoyable however morally wrong?
Would [b]you[/b] want to meet the artist(s)?
Answer these questions to the fullest and the void’s vaults shall be opened for your choosing of its bounty...
[spoiler]perhaps you could join the void...[/spoiler]
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1 ReplyYou are bold to post philosophy in this chaotic area, Sir Graviton, but I enjoy these kinds of questions. If I enjoy the overall melody and music, I would consider it to be a good song. Most music is made for entertainment and enjoyment, not the message that the song might contain. Thus, I tend to ignore said message, whether it’s bad or good, unless I feel like being philosophical. I would recommend it to someone depending on the person. Everyone has different tastes, so I wouldn’t provide it to someone who may not agree with it. I wouldn’t want to meet the composer, regardless of whether I enjoy the music or not, as I am not a very social person. Besides, if the composer is a person that you don’t really like, you might hate it just because that person made it. [spoiler]Fades Away[/spoiler]
