Of course, Tim is no snob when it comes to appreciating different genres (though he has to be in the right mood…), telling Kerrang! last year that he has a real fondness for Sia's Chandelier in particular.
"I quite often go, 'Hey, let’s have some music on!’ and then go, 'Eurgh, no, too much,'" he said. "Part of that is that I end up analysing it, part of it is that I have a lot of music in my life and enjoy silence, but also, if it’s shit, it annoys me. I’m not that judgmental, I listen to music across all genres, and I love pop. I love a good pop tune, but if it’s shit – the chorus is the same old chords, the melody is this bubblegum thing, I end up going, 'Fuck this!’ Like, if they’ve just applied a formula, taken another song, replaced the wrecking ball with a firework, inverted the melody and changed a chord so it doesn’t look like they’ve stolen it, I’m not a fan of that. But then you have songs like Chandelier, or Drunk In Love, or Crazy In Love, which are brilliant. I like all sorts of shit, but I also don’t like all sorts of shit.”
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