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What part of this do you think people will not like? It sounds like you are praising Japanese musicians and criticizing Western ones. Your criticism of Western music seems pretty off though, the only musicians that match your description are punk bands.

Maybe this is true in acoustic music but not at all in electronic music

I mean, when your major genres are built on a foundation of music made by folks who often didn't have access to formal musical education, I kinda get it.

As an Elecki enjoyer I do see your point, though.

Edit: Will say I think you're being overbroad, but I'm pretty sure you have rock in mind, where there is a tradition of downplaying formal musical knowledge, which kinda makes sense considering where it comes from in the U.S.

don't lump all of the West in with America. I play four instruments well and pretty much any instrument badly because I got lessons in school and could do both music performance and production in my last two years at school, I performed jazz, church and pop music regularly throughout my childhood and it didn't feel unusual or privileged. We sang and played instruments every single day in primary school.

Also my English and History teachers would sometimes play us music that related to what we were studying in secondary school.

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According to this person: bricks = pangolin or some shit I can't read