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"It's a relationship."
- Ben Ratliff

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In the book Ratliff uses Latin singer Marc Anthony as an example. I personally listen to Marc Anthony mainly because as a Latin American I was raised on a lot of his music. In this song you see how much Anthony looks for love and how he desperately doesn't want to be alone. As one would expect a lot of people listen to it for the message that it gives as well as the emotional aspect that Anthony gives out to them to view.

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I would have to say, he is correct. Yes, many people have indeed many ways to show how they feel about music, and of course they're going to have their own preferences. I mean in my music media report 2 I even stated that I was not a fan of rap music. This is because it takes more than just a tune to hook a person. It involves that connection to the message that the artist is portraying. This involves hear, sight, emotion, and how that person was brought up in the world. It honestly depends on how that person is in general, some people will not like what you listen to, and you definitely will not like what some people listen to. That's just a fact.

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For my example I chose Billy Joel's Why should I Worry? Along with Latin music I grew up with the music of Billy Joel. One could say that I am a fan of his. To me having that relationship allows me to enjoy more of his music than others would. To me this song gives off the impression that even in the hardest of times you should still have that laid back attitude, this will allow you to keep your cool in life. However you cannot just stop, you have to keep pushing yourself up the ladder of life.

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Provided to YouTube by Sony Music Entertainment Why Should I Worry · Billy Joel / 比利喬 My Lives ℗ 1988 SONY BMG MUSIC ENTERTAINMENT. From Walt Disney Pictures' "Oliver & Company".

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"You are listening to hear life lived. You are listening to hear aging."
- Ben Ratliff

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Ratliff in Chapter 10 talks about music inventory. The concept of music meaning differently to each individual . This can be seen through out history and even today. The way that the individual looks and listens at a piece can change their overall input of it.