Could you get rid of all your music for a while and start over?

I dont really understand the question.

Nor do I... :S

i think what they are saying is stop playing and clear your mind of all musical knowledgge you have and start over to get a differnt style? or something

nvm i think what he means is get rid of all the music you listen to. or that you create. idfk lol.

why get rid of it and start over when you can add to it?
its a question that can be answered wit another question.

Maybe they meant deleting all the music from our computers and throwing/giving away all CDs, tape cassettes, vinyls and such.

I can do it easily, but I dont see any reason to it.

maybe im interperting the questiong wrong, but i take it as, taking your musical knowledge and memory of songs away and starting all over with music as a music vigirin. Id love that. Theres nothing as great as hearing an amazing song for the first time and having no idea whats gonna come next and whats gonna happen. So i would do it. In addition i love to do things just to do them, in other words, I love being totally clueless in something and becoming educated and knowledgable. So yes i would.

Give up my (classic and Alt.) Rock and Heavy Metal?
Yea right.

One of the most fun things for me to do is to dig into an old music collection and find music I used to listen to a lot but have since stopped listening to them. It's exactly what I'm doing right now...

So get rid of my music? I wouldn't delete/throw it out... I'd probably just box it and put it aside for a few years until I find that I want to go back to it.

Could you get rid of all your music for a while and start over?:

I've done that many times! Just not all the way rid of. I've even gone months before without listening to Led Zep. I haven't listened to 50's music or my Cure 12" remixes in years, but those records will surley be on the turntables sometime in the next few years.