>that's it, that's all, 'ya estuvo'(c)Kid Frost
>
>as for 'musically inclined', that generally has meant
>innately/naturally gifted with the ability to play music.
>
>We know that Mozart was that based on reading up on his
>history as a child prodigy.
>
>It's safe to assume Swizz Beatz' late 90's keyboard claptrap
>that he was churning out back then was something that wasn't
>taught to him at Berklee or Julliard or even PS#22 Music class
>before it got cancelled for budgetary concerns, so on some
>level Swizz Beatz could be considered 'musically inclined' as
>well.
>
>However Mozart's compositions were far more musically
>complex/intricate than Swizz Beatz.
>
>None of that would make someone factually incorrect for saying
>that the music on Big Boi's new album or Mozart's 'Piano
>Concerto #21 Adante' was 'horrendous'.
>
>You can call it a simplistic or perhaps poorly-articulated
>criticism but it's still a subjective opinion that can't
>actually be disproven.
>
>And if you're gonna criticize him for doing so, it'd be well
>advised not to word your objection in a way that can in fact
>be invalidated itself.


I took into account who I was responding to. Personally, for me to say something is musically horrendous, it would have to technically be poor music. Even music I don't like and isn't up to my taste, I can separate its quality and my opinion of it. That's how I look at it. Horrendous musically to me means that something is out of key or that the wrong notes are being played, which would not be the case with this album.