The fact that you are a western fan of Japanese music (assuming that is what you are), is a sign that you are willing to cross certain musical boundaries and find new experiences.
But are we really open, or just looking for a new flavour of an old comfort?
Is that even a bad thing if true?
Is over analysing music too sterile & somehow missing the point?
If so, what even is the point of reviewing music?
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I found this topic really interesting to ponder, so I look forward to your thoughts in the comments as always!
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@0:00 Intro and premise
@1:38 Two types of music fan
@9:40 Pushing & understanding your tastes
@17:02 Why Japanese music expands our tastes
@20:23 Not killing the fun
@26:29 Conclusions
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All music and imagery is used under fair usage laws. We do not own the songs that we review and we talk all over them anyway, so we hope this encourages people to go out there and listen to the artists and buy official music and merchandise.
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