I'm saying this with all due respect, TGP, and after reading most of your posts for a couple months now:
I don't think you know what music is. Music is organized sound; however, you seem not to take music seriously unless it comes out of a guitar, bass, drum, or keyboard.
Well, what do you want me to say? "Yes, I acknowledge this and that as music, I just think it's a crappy example of music?"
Aside from stuff like, this, what else are you referring to, exactly? Is this about the samples in SDV discussion that we had?
My definition of music is beat, rhythm, chords or melody, or any combination of them.
Putting a pre-recorded sample of someone talking over music doesn't make that sample a part of the actual music, unless it somehow at least fit the rhythm, like this:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X6oUz1v17Uo Which I think is awesome, even though it's pretty much all samples. They're at least arranged to match the rhythm. The way it's used in Space-Dye Vest, for example, even by your definition, apart from when that sample starts and how long it lasts, there's nothing organized about it. It certainly doesn't flow with the rhythm.
But honestly, to boil it down to something as simple as "organized sound" is way too vague. Music is subjective. I've heard someone tell me that they don't consider something music unless it can be written out on a musical staff. If that's their definition of music, I'm not going to argue with it. Like I said, my definition of music involves beat, rhythm, chords or melody. Or any combination of the sort. And yes, by that definition, tracks like "On The Run" is by all means music. But like I said, I just think it's a boring, uninteresting example of music, especially coming from a rock band.