Can this sort of music creep out a 'classy' girl?

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08 Oct 2011, 10:48 am

Lilya wrote:

I get referred as "classy" in real life and I definitely mix in what are frequently defined as classy social events and circles. Symphonic metal is one of my favourite genres of music, if not the very favourite.

I agree with this - It might be stereotypical for a certain type of person to listen to a specific music, but in reality music tastes are just as diverse amongst all people regardless of where one fits into a group.

OP, Also you can't really determine what "groups" are really, most people now days could fit into multiple classes or groups. I don't think you need to worry about people thinking your music taste is creepy. It's very very hard to have creepy music taste

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08 Oct 2011, 10:50 am

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I was wondering whether this kind of music is somewhat creepy or freakish?

no they are brilliant compositions. i listened to them and now i want to play them (but it is too late).

i do endorse your musical attitude.

edit: i will amend what i said about all of them being brilliant. i think the first song is brilliant, and the rest are "good", but there is one song i do not like because it is boring to play, and i can not understand why it was written.

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08 Oct 2011, 10:56 am

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No kidding. I was at client's office listening to music on my headphones and my client asked me if I was listening to opera. My favorite music for personal and historical reasons is old-school hardcore punk rock (Black Flag, Minor Threat, etc) so that's what I was actually listening to...

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08 Oct 2011, 11:00 am

hale_bopp wrote:

It's very very hard to have creepy music taste

Are you sure - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fk8egz_yXL0

Thats meant as a joke by the way, the post before that wasn't. I think the OP is too judgmental to worry about how people judge him IMO - Don't mean offense.

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08 Oct 2011, 11:02 am

Grisha wrote:

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hahah! Maybe they thought you "looked like" that sort of guy. Looks can be deceiving.

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08 Oct 2011, 11:10 am

hale_bopp wrote:

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hahah! Maybe they thought you "looked like" that sort of guy. Looks can be deceiving.

It's a very common mistake. Most people don't realize that that particular genre of punk rock was actually created by and for (academic-type) nerds...

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08 Oct 2011, 11:13 am

Grisha wrote:

curlyfry wrote:

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Some girls are for sex, some girls are for love/life. :wink:

So can men be categorized the same? If that's the case are you better for sex or love/life?

Of course, but it's more a self-categorization based on your lifestyle choices - not something that is imposed on you.

If you choose promiscuity - then you're for sex; if you choose monogamy - then you're for love.

It's up to each person to decide which is better for them...

I guess I should have elaborated but I hate long posts. I just meant people can be both liking sex doesn't mean you have to be promiscuis.

Back on topic though. The songs are good Apocalyptica we have used on road trips.

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08 Oct 2011, 11:18 am

curlyfry wrote:

Grisha wrote:

curlyfry wrote:

OldFashioned wrote:

Some girls are for sex, some girls are for love/life. :wink:

So can men be categorized the same? If that's the case are you better for sex or love/life?

I guess I should have elaborated but I hate long posts. I just meant people can be both
liking sex doesn't mean you have to be promiscuis.

Yes of course: two people can enjoy sex equally, but one may prefer an intense relationship with one person and another may prefer superficial relationships with many people - it's just a lifestyle choice...

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08 Oct 2011, 12:27 pm

sorry. i had to remove ODD content, so my post is null.

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08 Oct 2011, 12:48 pm

As its been said before it depends on the girl we are speaking about.

Ive seen extremely posh girls that loved listening to jrock/jpop/metal and Ive seen "average"girls that would only listen to pop.

My advice try to get to know a girl before making any assumptions about her and just be yourself at all times. Sure there are times when she'll be creeped out but that relationship was never meant to work out anyways because as you said you love metal and you cant force yourself to like more "acceptable"things(believe me,Ive tried.)

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08 Oct 2011, 6:20 pm

OldFashioned wrote:

Janissy wrote:

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there is no way I'm going to date a girl with black tainted hair, tattoos and piercings all over.

A few threads back that was exactly the type of girl you were trying to pick up. It was something about "how do I flirt with metal chicks?"

Anyway, Even if a girl doesn't like that sort of music at all (because she likes only jazz, in your example) she probably wouldn't care if you like it just so long as you don't make her listen to it.

Some girls are for sex, some girls are for love/life. :wink:

Are you sure you're really 'oldfashioned'? :roll:

You realize they can be both, right? And why are some girls 'for sex' only? Your own personal sex object?

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08 Oct 2011, 7:48 pm

OldFashioned wrote:

Janissy wrote:

OldFashioned wrote:

there is no way I'm going to date a girl with black tainted hair, tattoos and piercings all over.

Some girls are for sex, some girls are for love/life. :wink:

Classy.

Might I venture to suggest that if you having trouble landing a classy girl, it may say something about your own level of classiness?

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