Socionics: Irrational vs Rational music

[Azure Flame]

So I read on socionics.com that irrationals tend to have "softer" emotions, while rationals tend to have "sharper" emotions.

Picking out some intense music, I choose one of my LII 5w4 (MBTI INTP) brother's favorite songs, and compared it to my own SLE 8w7 (MBTI I/ESTP) favorite song. The difference is that of being stabbed with a hot knife (rational) versus entering a room that is sweltering. The rational intensity is more point focussed, while the Irrational intensity is more spread out. Let me know if you can hear what I hear.

LII 5w4 (Rational type)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gG0q-MhzQ7I

SLE 8w7 (Irrational Type)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=Nt9YG_B8FPI#at=45

Essentially, the former song seems to only affect 1 point in my body (in this particular instance, it feels like my brain is being wrung out like a sponge), while the second song (which I made) affects my entire body.

Thoughts?

 

[roman67]

Every sound which feels good to the ears is called music.

 

[Siúil a Rúin]

Every sound which feels good to the ears is called music.

There is actually some music which doesn't feel good to my ears which is the epitome of music - like Wagner.

 

[pinkgraffiti]

As I'm not a monolith, the type of music I want to listen to will change according to my emotions, feelings, time of day, even years etc. Also, I'm a big music nerd, so I'll listen to a wide range of genres, from very experimental (even shrilling sounds are fine if they have some novelty to them) to a ballad.

As for your clips, the 1st sounds boring to me right now (but could be cool if i was doing yoga - see, depends on circumstances) and the second is more appropriate to my current mood, because I'm working..... but it's also musically a shit - very bland, nothing innovative about it.