Ah, but there was a (maybe unintentional) implication that the people who loved it were oblivious to "soul" or something like.
(The core problem here is that aesthetic disagreements are often expressed in a way that makes them sound like moral failings. I do it myself far too often)
(The core problem here is that aesthetic disagreements are often expressed in a way that makes them sound like moral failings. I do it myself far too often)