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I was kind of joking about this on the 77 Tracks of poll thread, but the idea won't leave me alone. Is it really possible, if you force yourself to listen to an album enough times, that you won't just "find something to appreciate about it" but actually genuinely come to love the music through sheer familiarity alone? I've been thinking about this a lot lately both inspired by that "how many listens" thread, and also the experience of having to listen to the latest albums by The Knife and Dawn Richard over and over to unlock their secrets - it's something I had a lot more patience for in the pre-internet years, when music was harder to get hold of, so I would make more of an effort with rare things which had entailed difficulties to get hold of.
But I am determined to do this now. I am inviting any other brave and intrepid listeners to try this experiment, too. Pick an album you know you don't like, in a genre you're not into, listen to it 22 times in the next week, and report back what your feelings on the record are.
Who's in? The only question now is, what record should I pick? On the other thread, I said I'd do it with an Interpol record, but 1 I'm not sure indie-rock counts as a genre I "don't like" and 2 I'm not sure I can actually stomach listening to it 22 times in a row.
The former makes me think I shouldn't do this, the latter makes me think I should. But the other things I started to think about Kanye? The new Daft Punk? Technically I should like Daft Punk, I'm just uninspired to even hear the record, so I don't think that's a good idea.