chebby said:davedotco said:My view is this, I feel that there is a huge devide in popular music.
On one side the music matters, I may not like it but that is not the point, others do and it means something to the artist.
On the other side it is simply a device to manipulate popular 'culture' and make money. As in the example you brought up.
I find the distinction clear and unambiguous, I choose not to waste my time on the later and find it odd that some people seem to have a problem with that.
In this context, One Direction isn't just a spade, it's a bl**dy shovel.
One thing worse than a snob is a backpedalling snob.
How is that backpeddling?
I talked about 'predigested pop pap' that you decided refered to all popular music. Just making myself clear.
If you choose to consider everything produced during '50 years of popular music' to be of equal merit, I guess that is up to you.
I do not.