Heh. I think of it as "seriously fun must-dance music". So yeah. :)
(Although...I do think of it as "deep", just in an utterly different sense than the "meaningful / intellectual" way that I think you meant. It's music I can lose myself in, in movement and sound..."deep" in an experiential way, if that makes any sense. Which is, now that I think about it, very much the opposite of what you were talking about. So again - yeah. :)
One of these days, we must compare eclectic music collections. I was asked today what my favorite sorts of music tends to be - what I actually buy. I had to think for a little bit, then answered, "Er...electronica/dance, classical, movie scores, celtic-inspired, euphonious scandinavian death metal, plus the occasional punk, classic rock, j-pop, new age, and various world/ethnic stuff?"
Admittedly, I don't have as much as I'd like of many types of music; but this is more due to budget constraints than anything else. :)
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(Although...I do think of it as "deep", just in an utterly different sense than the "meaningful / intellectual" way that I think you meant. It's music I can lose myself in, in movement and sound..."deep" in an experiential way, if that makes any sense. Which is, now that I think about it, very much the opposite of what you were talking about. So again - yeah. :)
One of these days, we must compare eclectic music collections. I was asked today what my favorite sorts of music tends to be - what I actually buy. I had to think for a little bit, then answered, "Er...electronica/dance, classical, movie scores, celtic-inspired, euphonious scandinavian death metal, plus the occasional punk, classic rock, j-pop, new age, and various world/ethnic stuff?"
Admittedly, I don't have as much as I'd like of many types of music; but this is more due to budget constraints than anything else. :)