Music you are exposed to involuntarily.

entertainment

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I have this new neighbour who plays acoustic guitar and sings Beatles songs with an insufferable pained inflection often when I try to read. I can manage to ignore the sound and read through it but then a weird thing happens where it's like if I'm not angry at the music then I'm okay with it which means I start to feel as though I'm acquiescing to the mood of his music. I can't read to the music without ignoring but if I ignore it then it starts imposing itself on the mood I see myself in and it's awful.

It's a complicated mental game that I have yet to figure out.
 

version

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I have this new neighbour who plays acoustic guitar and sings Beatles songs with an insufferable pained inflection often when I try to read. I can manage to ignore the sound and read through it but then a weird thing happens where it's like if I'm not angry at the music then I'm okay with it which means I start to feel as though I'm acquiescing to the mood of his music. I can't read to the music without ignoring but if I ignore it then it starts imposing itself on the mood I see myself in and it's awful.

It's a complicated mental game that I have yet to figure out.
This feels like the plot of a novella.
 

yyaldrin

in je ogen waait de wind
rock music is really big in spain isn't it? i remember being very surprised the first time in spain, i expected everybody to listen to latin music but instead all the guys were wearing eyeliner and dark clothes.
 

entertainment

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Barcelona is filled with very tattooed and pierced people. "Alternative rock" still a subculture (subculture still a thing).

Oasis were huge in Latin countries weren't they?
 
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