Jeff Van Gully wrote:JBreezeNY wrote:Bno everything is all good, I see both sides of the fence. It’s a touchy subject and requires a real in depth conversation.
My responses in here early on were more of a result of being upset that the music I knew all my life I’m told now I can’t listen to. As someone that is aspiring to be involved in audio engineering & just loves music, it’s a tough pill to swallow.
I fight so hard for artistry and I’m big on music being expressed no matter who the human being is.
I completely understand why someone would condemn others for listening to a predator, I get it.
i like it. on both sides. this is much appreciated. thumbs up.
this is a very hard conversation and i'm glad we're having it.
again... no one should be made to feel bad for enjoying the work of a predator/bad person/etc. the list of great artists who are predators is unfortunately extremely long. we don't control what we like artistically. but our conversation about how to handle this is one that needs to continue. and, no. we won't all agree.
First off well said by both you guys. This is a tough conversation to have especially on a forum that consists of all types and opinions. My opinion simply resides that there should be a separation from an artists work and their personal life. R Kelly is one of the most talented r&b singers of all time. Although I think he is a horrible person for the choices made in his personal life it doesnt necessarily taint his musical gifts he gave me as a youngster.