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Soul music is a great example of a genre that expresses both linking and exclusivity.

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This song is a great example of both linking and exclusivity, because this band has a small community of avid fans, and it similarly stretches and pulls and the rhythms and tones of the song-- using their instruments to their fullest ability.

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Zinc Alloy and the hidden riders of tomorrow A creamed cage in August-T. Rex 1974 see my channel

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This song is a great example of linking, because it appears to stretch and pull at the given time signature. Its "soulful" feeling results from its stretch of rhythm and tone, which for some reason feels more intense and emotional in a piece of music. I also feel that it expresses a great deal of exclusivity because I feel that it takes an active listener to fully process this song, hence a small community of fans.

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Donald Lawrence - Spiritual (Lyric Video)

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"Rather than settling within its prescribed parameters, it seems to move inexorably forward and outward, unfolding and enfolding, according to the logic that suits it best."

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"Rather than settling within its prescribed parameters, it seems to move inexorably forward and outward, unfolding and enfolding, according to the logic that suits it best."

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Ratcliff on Linking (Ch 18 pg 209)

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"Some seek a smaller market, or feign exclusivity... and operate on the assumption that many more people would like to be a part of that group than actually are."

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"Some seek a smaller market, or feign exclusivity... and operate on the assumption that many more people would like to be a part of that group than actually are."

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Ratcliff of Exclusivity (Ch 19 pg 219)

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The concept of linking refers to pieces of music that do not follow the prescribed parameters of the piece. As opposed to songs that sink into rhythms and ensure stability and security, these pieces of music consistently move forward and outward, "according to the logic that suits it best" (Ratcliff 209). Exclusivity is the idea that a certain genre seeks a particular audience-- typically an audience that has a small community but is "highly regarded" by many. These two elements of music affect every type of music across all genres, because these two elements define a song based on its larger significance: the complexity of its rhythms or the importance of the song in a community. I agree that both of these elements are present in all kinds of music, and that it is always important to consider these elements when determining the significance of a song, because these elements illustrate how people perceive a piece of music, which therefore determines its significance.