Feelings on Non-White Music

[german islander]

Before any one jumps to conclusions when i say non white music i feel that is a vague description because i would like to know what you classify white music as.
Many people here like different forms of rock n roll music but historically rock n roll music is heavily influenced by american black music.
I have been told i am a race traitor for enjoying music from the area of the world where i live such as reggae, zouk, compas, ect. but all of these black forms of music have heavy white influence as well.
Other people here enjoy bluegrass and country and western wich have connections to black music. The banjo is a instrument that originates in Africa.

So what music do you classify as white music and what are your feelings on music that you classify as non white

[Méldmir]

I don't consider any music "white". There are different styles of music from different European countries, some are quite different from each other. I'll listen to any music I like, however I don't like music that reminds me too much of today's society, such as modern RnB, pop, hip-hop. Some modern pop is OK though, it's not all degenerate.

[Nachtengel]

The thing is, even if some styles and instruments once upon a time originated outside European lands, they are predominantly or almost exclusively white nowadays. The point is by becoming a fan and paying your money to nonwhites, you support them. It doesn't matter if their music has white inspiration.

[Erbe]

Yes, this is an interestings theme and i want to reply. I like music and i don't hide my opinion towards my taste. I am listening mainly to black music, such as rap ( Eastcoast Rap, New York based, West Coast, mostly from Los Angeles), a bit soul and funk and a bit jazz. Also i hear german rap and a bit french rap. What i don't listen to is comercial rap. That's not of my taste, it's garbage. Besides black music i favorise trash metal, melodic metal and tribal metal. This i consider a white thing. I doesn't look advantageous at all when a black individual goes heavy metal in my opinion. This is for whites, i assume.
Black music has another style of production, often very hypnotic and other using of the instruments. It sounds way different from white music, also has a taste of magic in it.
Just listen to Roey Ayers - Sunshine and you will have the same impression. Blacks often express their way of living, which is a laid back and easy lifestyle, with the music. The interpretator swings himself over the music and expresses his situation. This is good done in Jazzmusic, with it's improvised/extemporized art of playing the instrument to the moment. Even the thought to do this is very own. Unbelievable but very impressive. They say black people got it in their blood to make this kind of music.
Also they weren't made majority to work . Part of this may was given with interbreed between white and black genes- Mostly they have artistic and poetic style. Like 2Pac had.

White music is with other system, not as free and notable in it's character. This doesn't mean it is not good. No, it's just more thought and development in it. It is nordic, dinaric, mediteranid for Europe.
I consider classical music made on orchestras a white music and i think i am right about that.

[Hrodnand]

I doesn't look advantageous at all when a black indiuvidual goes heavy metal in my opinion.

And if a white person listens and favors black music that is advantageous?

[sumadartson]

I personally can't stand to hear a negroid's voice, be it in the streets or in music. My musical taste is predominantly metal, RAC, classical.. I'll admit to liking some blues artists, such as Muddy Waters. But i'd never buy an album brought out by a black blues artist, because, as said before, my money isn't to support black "culture" in any way.

[Erbe]

And if a white person listens and favors black music that is advantageous?

So this means because of white origin it is out of normal common sense what i meant and then admited that i listen to black music?

Listen, origin has nothing to do with musical taste. I also don't have blue eyes. I have hazelnut brown eyes, dark blonde hair, and a height of 1,89 meters.
It's a fascinating kind of thing that comes to me from black music. Just because they use it so free and improvised. In it's way black music is easy sounding and may be accomplished to be primitive. But that doesn't lower it's impression to me.

[Hrodnand]

So this means because of white origin it is out of normal common sense what i meant and then admited that i listen to black music?

You've said that it is disadvantageous for a black person to go heavy metal also that you like german rap, don't you think that it is disadvantageous for germans to perform rap? There is only one step between liking a certain genre of music and performing it, not to mention the set of (cultural) values that are spread through it.

Listen, origin has nothing to do with musical taste.

Oh yes it does! It is part of the traditional germanic common sense not to like black music or other alien genres if we exclude the role and presence of the multi-cultural media that spreads love for other cultures instead for one's own.

[Wulfram]

Almost all Germanic/Whites who race-mix did so because they were introduced to black music first. Music itself can be a powerful persuader.

Indeed, every race-mixing Germanic man or women I have known (and I met quite a few of them when I was younger) all had a love of negro music.

Often times their Motown collections were much larger than their Metal, Classical, or Country-Western ones, which are definite forms of "White music". In my opinion they listen to negroes simply as a further validation of their political correctness. It is more about trying to come across as "enlightened" than any genuine spiritual connection.

They think that if african culture is not represented in their tastes and collections that people will think of them as possibly racist.

[Irby]

I like (and play) a very white kind of music, Irish Folk and also the Highland bagpipes, I must be a music fascist!!!!!

Pure white noise.