Mapleton
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When discussing the topic of music, I have brought up that I never knew what it mean to truly have a passion for music until I discovered Morrissey's music.
I think most people only "like" music. Most may never find a genre or specific musician/group that speaks to them so much that it crosses over to a true passion and admiration. A deep admiration. Something you'll carry with you for the rest of your life.
I think part of Morrissey's "cult" status as they call it, is because most of his listeners truly "get" his music. They don't "like" it, like you would like a pop song you heard on the radio (which these days it rare), they love the music and have a genuine, deep admiration for it.
Once you "get" Morrissey, it changes the way you look at music.
Similar experience anyone?
I think most people only "like" music. Most may never find a genre or specific musician/group that speaks to them so much that it crosses over to a true passion and admiration. A deep admiration. Something you'll carry with you for the rest of your life.
I think part of Morrissey's "cult" status as they call it, is because most of his listeners truly "get" his music. They don't "like" it, like you would like a pop song you heard on the radio (which these days it rare), they love the music and have a genuine, deep admiration for it.
Once you "get" Morrissey, it changes the way you look at music.
Similar experience anyone?