Music you're supposed to hate.
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Music you're supposed to hate.
For whatever reason, there are certain kinds of music that people are expected to dislike, despite their obvious popularity. Tell us about your socially irresponsible tastes.
Bagpipes: People say they're annoying but I say they're inspiring. Bagpipes (competently played) are higly motivational instruments. I want pipes at my funeral. As a poem I read once said of the Irish, "All their wars are merry, and all their songs are sad."
Banjo music/ Bluegrass: I've always liked banjos. To me banjo music is what you do when you're sitting out on a porch and relaxing with friends. Harmoicas fit in this category as well. It's just good, simple fun.
Polka: Perhaps it's just a cultural thing, but growing up in central Texas, I heard a lot of polka music. I know it's supposed to be aggravating, but I grew up with it, so it doensn't bother me. It's just such upbeat and plainly happy music. Celebration music. Glad to be alive music.
So what crap do you people listen to when no one is watching?
Bagpipes: People say they're annoying but I say they're inspiring. Bagpipes (competently played) are higly motivational instruments. I want pipes at my funeral. As a poem I read once said of the Irish, "All their wars are merry, and all their songs are sad."
Banjo music/ Bluegrass: I've always liked banjos. To me banjo music is what you do when you're sitting out on a porch and relaxing with friends. Harmoicas fit in this category as well. It's just good, simple fun.
Polka: Perhaps it's just a cultural thing, but growing up in central Texas, I heard a lot of polka music. I know it's supposed to be aggravating, but I grew up with it, so it doensn't bother me. It's just such upbeat and plainly happy music. Celebration music. Glad to be alive music.
So what crap do you people listen to when no one is watching?
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Actually a friend of mine, Matt, plays the bagpipes, he plays for funerals, weddings, and school functions. He's going to be teaching me when I can get the money to buy some.
Umm Well living in Eastern Kentucky I do listen to bluegrass there are some songs I like, some I don't. I use to not like it but I do now. But there is only so many times you can hear Rocky Top during hillbilly days without going insane.
I don't think i've ever heard polka, so I wouldn't know if I like it or not.
Umm Well living in Eastern Kentucky I do listen to bluegrass there are some songs I like, some I don't. I use to not like it but I do now. But there is only so many times you can hear Rocky Top during hillbilly days without going insane.
I don't think i've ever heard polka, so I wouldn't know if I like it or not.

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I adore good bagpipe and drum music as well as other celtic types of music. I am fairly decent friends with a bagpipe group that was nomiated for 4 Grammy awards a couple years ago.
I also love Irish/English drinking/sailing/wenching songs. They are just so much fun to sing along with.
Yeah, I am a geek.
I also love Irish/English drinking/sailing/wenching songs. They are just so much fun to sing along with.
Yeah, I am a geek.

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