[speaker001:] okay well um
[speaker002:] what kind of music do you like
[speaker001:] I am I was thinking about it for a long time and I like basically almost every form of music and type of music um I don't have a whole lot of dislikes I um like jazz um especially the blues and uh I like uh a lot of the uh of course the classics um everything back from Bach and and Beethoven and Chopin and um just in general everything
[speaker002:] um-hum
[speaker001:] um I enjoy uh a lot of the the modern forms um uh
[speaker002:] still do you like like rock and those kind of things punk even
[speaker001:] yeah right right uh well that gets some of the punk um when I was in high school that was uh one of the big things was punk music and uh a lot of it is has a lot to say or some some of it has a lot to say the music does the lyrics do but the the actual
[speaker002:] I don't think they have a whole lot to say even
[speaker001:] uh well it it's it's it really expresses some of the opinions of of the people who enjoy the music
[speaker002:] yeah I guess
[speaker001:] um but as far as a musical art form I just don't see a whole lot of art to it um
[speaker002:] uh-huh do you like rap
[speaker001:] um some of it um it depends I like uh the rap the two types of rap I like or I enjoy to listen to and one is the the rap that is just funny um and they usually do a lot of satire
[speaker002:] yeah
[speaker001:] um
[speaker002:] that kind I kind of like some of it is kind of
[speaker001:] right right the monotonous the monotonous no that's not
[speaker002:] pointless yeah
[speaker001:] I don't enjoy that at all when they're just talking about well I'm better than you and blah blah blah I don't like that I like the funny satire and then some of it is
[speaker002:] uh-huh yeah yeah
[speaker001:] some of it actually gets into some serious discussions of problems in our in
[speaker002:] yeah
[speaker001:] urban society it it really does it talks about um race relations and police relations and um that that
[speaker002:] I guess I don't really care to listen to rap that much except for once in a while some of the funny more satire kind some times um I'm with you though I like classical um
[speaker001:] um-hum um-hum
[speaker002:] I don't like to listen to it all the time but um some of the time anyway I like easy listening just kind of you know I guess I don't care much for rock and roll any more I used to like it all right but I don't really care to listen to it any more for some reason um let's see country western uh I'm not quite as big on that some of it's okay um
[speaker001:] yeah that's that's about my opinion of that
[speaker002:] yeah
[speaker001:] it's it's okay um
[speaker002:] uh some of it kind of falls in the rap category I guess so
[speaker001:] hm the thing about country western that I don't enjoy is is doesn't seem to be any imagination
[speaker002:] yeah
[speaker001:] behind it the one country and western song sounds like every other country and western
[speaker002:] a lot of them sound uh really similar yeah
[speaker001:] and so the the musicians don't get to really get into their music they just play a certain number of chords the drummer plays a certain beat and you have a country and western song
[speaker002:] yeah hm
[speaker001:] and
[speaker002:] well that's kind of the way I feel about rock and roll sometimes too I guess they don't really has kind of the same sound over and over and the other thing I don't like about it is they have a tendency to play the instrumental so loud that you can't understand what the lyrics are
[speaker001:] hm
[speaker002:] you can't understand what they're saying on some of those songs
[speaker001:] right
[speaker002:] which probably is just as well on some of them too
[speaker001:] yeah and I can't say that I like a lot of the modern the very very modern
[speaker002:] yeah
[speaker001:] uh rock and roll but I I definitely I really enjoy the fifties the sixties and a lot some of the seventies
[speaker002:] yeah earlier things
[speaker001:] rock and roll and uh I really enjoy especially the sixties uh every