Do you thin that people have different opinion of the same music

no i'm right they're wrong

>>69803424
Sometimes when I listen to an album again it sounds completely different to when I first listened to it. Even to the point where I just don't recognise that I have listened to it before
Could be the same thing

>>69803477
A lot of /mu/-core albums I hate the first go round. I like most eventually. I wonder if maybe I'm just trying to fit in or just retarded ;__;

A really large aspect to understanding a piece of art is cultural context. To someone that just listens to whatever overproduced formulaic stuff is on the radio, even some of the most entry level mu core probably just sounds like noise

>>69803477
That sounds more like you're just inattentive.

>>69803424
Different people focus on different parts of the music.
Like a drummer might be more focused on the rhythmic aspects of the music, and a music producer might notice things like autotune on vocals more.
I suppose in that sense they're hearing 'different' music.

>>69803626
Yeah, maybe the first time around

The brain is wonderfully complex, no more proof of which is needed than that you immediately fall back on physiological explanations for what are essentially just superficial quirks of judgment, senpai.

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>>69803424

>>69803424
An opinion can't be wrong since the most it can amount to is liking or disliking. Understanding something is unrelated to an opinion.

Some people are idiots and a lot people decide something and then refuse to be corrected on the matter despite their inability to actually argue in support of their retarded assumptions.
Considering your post, OP, you belong to the latter group.

>>69803795
What the fuck is tiger tail ice cream?

>>69803846
wow, that reaction is indicative of your having autism. It's just an example, it doesn't need to be anything.

Also, you're on the internet and can google it yourself, someone without autism would have done so. I am one such person, here is what I discovered by not having an intellectual affliction: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tiger_tail_ice_cream

>>69804010
takes one to know one, judging by this post

>>69804244
Wow, that's an impressive lack of self-awareness and you've confused an explanation with an insult. That's symptomatic of autism as well.
Jesus, I'm surrounded.

>>69804398
you in particular are always surrounded

>>69804443
No, just in this instance.
Unless you mean surrounded by hot babes, in which case you're right.

>>69804513
>autism

>>69804712
>I don't know what autism is beside it being a buzzword me and my 14 year old pals post on the interwebz
(you)

>>69804765
>"?"

>>69803795

Neurotypicals are constantly illogical, have no problem following arbitrary social rules, and are bad at math. They like to be wrong about things and claim it's "just my opinion." My autism gives me an unbiased understanding of music and therefore I'm always correct about my judgements.

there are plenty of tone deaf ppl out there

When I discovered /mu/ To Be Kind had just been released and people were spamming it. It literally sounded like noise and I didn't "get" the rythm. After 6 months of getting into mu-core I gave it a second listening and it had completely changed.