/mu/ - how to be more open minded when listening to music - Music

Anonymous

11/16/25(Sun)14:50:12 No.128492284

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Anonymous 11/16/25(Sun)14:50:12 No.128492284 Archived

how to be more open minded when listening to music?

Anonymous
11/16/25(Sun)14:51:24 No.128492292

Anonymous 11/16/25(Sun)14:51:24 No.128492292

>>128492284
Listen to Trout Mask Replica until you enjoy it

Anonymous
11/16/25(Sun)14:56:38 No.128492357

Anonymous 11/16/25(Sun)14:56:38 No.128492357

>>128492284
marijuana and alcohol

Anonymous
11/16/25(Sun)14:57:44 No.128492375

Anonymous 11/16/25(Sun)14:57:44 No.128492375

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usually what stops someone to enjoy other music is because they already found a 'comfort place' and getting out of there would simply feel wrong
so it's easy to simply dismiss other stuff as 'not for me' especially with older individuals towards music from younger people or towards other genres one never even bothered to check out, the mind already have these 'othered' or labeled as 'not for me', or perhaps the mind feels uncomfortable being on an unfamiliar place

Anonymous
11/16/25(Sun)15:01:28 No.128492427

Anonymous 11/16/25(Sun)15:01:28 No.128492427

open your mind to the music by force. break into your psyche and be a real man

Anonymous
11/16/25(Sun)15:08:53 No.128492533

Anonymous 11/16/25(Sun)15:08:53 No.128492533

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>>128492284
Try to isolate music from its context, listen to it as if it were just sound or noise, and from there figure out whether you like it or not.

Anonymous
11/16/25(Sun)15:53:43 No.128493084

Anonymous 11/16/25(Sun)15:53:43 No.128493084

don't read /mu/ too much. the average opinion here is "any music i haven't heard before is derivative trash"