Oliver Sacks, author of The Man Who Mistook His Wife for a Hat and An Anthropologist on Mars, discusses amusia, the inability or inhibited ability of the brain to process music. The story related i...
Oliver Sacks, author of The Man Who Mistook His Wife for a Hat and An Anthropologist on Mars, discusses amusia, the inability or inhibited ability of the brain to process music. The story related in the video comes from Musicophilia: Tales of Music and the Brain, Dr. Sacks's latest book. For more information, visit http://www.oliversacks.com or http://www.randomhouse.com/catalog/di...
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This video should have strengthened the idea that everything is relative. Rap is not real music to you, even it includes melody harmony and rhythm. However, the Beatles would be just noise to sufferers of amusia, and Mozart would be nonsense. Your criteria is not absolute. Music is like everything else, and the beauty is in the eye of the beholder.
I can see why some people don't consider rap music real music. But I personally think it is.
Everytime there is a new type of music, people can be critical of it either by saying it's terrible or by saying it isn't music at all.
Same things can be said about jazz music when it first came out, because people back then call it the devil's music since it used certain dissonant chords that weren't conventional.
Rap isn't very conventional for this day but it takes getting used to.
Oh my god it must be terrible. Music is such a big part of my life, my source of inspiration and an instrument to calm myself down or cheer myself up. I just can't imagine people not hearing music harmony or rhythm. Fortunately, there are very few people like this.
But I really enjoyed a joke someone made about major labels' executives xDDDD
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hence why i dont consider rap real music, it's a dude talking over a drum beat :p
Everytime there is a new type of music, people can be critical of it either by saying it's terrible or by saying it isn't music at all.
Same things can be said about jazz music when it first came out, because people back then call it the devil's music since it used certain dissonant chords that weren't conventional.
Rap isn't very conventional for this day but it takes getting used to.
But I really enjoyed a joke someone made about major labels' executives xDDDD
My mother isn't amusic and still hates music. That's what is terrible I guess xD
nothing new to see here.