Is the Public Capable of Recognizing Quality Music?

[GiDriK]

http://audio.tutsplus.com/articles/general/is-the-public-capable-of-recognizing-quality-music/

I suggest to read this, bcoz its a very good article and i wanted to share it with you.

It is just so correct..

 

[Indi]

Very good, objectively written article

 

[DjTiesticles]

Good read and the answer to the question is of course, no

 

[richie_stix]

this is one of the reasons i approach stuff with 'hype' with caution... cos if it's really popular, that must mean a large portion of the listeners are idiots, often meaning the hype isn't deserved! about to read now...

 

[DJ NUERA]

Cheers man, was a really interesting read.

 

[Riisu]

fantastic read, thanks.

 

[GiDriK]

this is one of the reasons i approach stuff with 'hype' with caution... cos if it's really popular, that must mean a large portion of the listeners are idiots, often meaning the hype isn't deserved! about to read now...

I say that the largest portion of people are idiots.

 

[dhalsim]

yeah good article.

the branding is an intersting point.

i know im gulity of overlooking a track by an unknown name in favour of listening to , say, the latest Hospital release instead

 

[richie_stix]

I say that the largest portion of people are idiots.

yeah... thats what meant, but didn't come accross in type obviously!

 

[Jwood27]

quality article, i used to play the violin, so i can tell instantly that the blokey in the experiment was very very good. The points about branding and stuff all make sense.

 

[Zeal]

they aint got a clue, thats why popular music / chart music is so poor