Q&complAints #290: Repulsive Music

What do you regard as the most repulsive form of music?

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. . .here are my thoughts.

What do you regard as the most repulsive form of music?

Not sure this technically counts, but musicals have to be the most repulsive form of music.  I haven’t exactly seen many musicals, so perhaps this is an opinion born of scarcity.  It must be a me thing, because … Hamilton.  Probably half of the other Broadway productions I can name are musicals.  It’s definitely a me thing!  I recently watched West Side Story—the 2022 Oscar Best Picture nominee.  Amazingly this was the first version of the story I’ve ever seen.  I knew basically what I was in for: Jets, those other guys, dancing, singing, etc.  My wife, though, had to inform me that West Side Story was originally written as a modern-day take on Romeo and Juliet.  I don’t think I’d have put those pieces together had she not informed me of that little trivia nugget.  Musicals are just so unrealistic.  I can think of only one situation where a perfectly choreographed song and dance number would “spontaneously” occur in public: a flash mob.  Those seemed to be all the rage about 10 years ago, but I haven’t heard about any recently.  Looky there—a benefit of COVID!


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