Theories! There are quite a lot of them that get thrown
around every day. I have come to the realization that most of the population
connects theories with opinion. Although there are similarities between the two
they do have slight differences that gives them the ability to become a separate
entity on its own. The theories or theory that I connect to music and the lyrics
that envelope, they would have to be stereotypes. After learning more about
stereotypes and the knowledge that I have of music, there is more “finger
pointing” toward the rock music community than any other popular genres. I have
concentrated more on the rock genre because, I am more of a fan of them than
others, but I do listen and respect a lot of the others that are available.
Lyrical stereotypes are focused on what some people think the music is saying
to the young, vulnerable minds of children. I would have to disagree. This is
where I have found the most interesting thing of language in music. The
feedback I have received from others is the same understanding as mine when it
comes to children and the influence music has on them. As long as there is a
strong communication between the child and an adult influence, in my opinion,
there would not be a misunderstanding of the lyrics. Teaching a child that the
words of a song is a story, sometimes fictional but may have a personal influence,
would require the same effort as teaching them their ABC’s. Music will always
be a part of everyone’s life, whether you’re a fan or not. My thinking of
lyrical content and the meaning behind it may slightly change because of my
analysis and from what I have learned about theories. I may not have any change
of thinking because of my personal beliefs toward music and what it brings to
my family’s life.
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