Female Radio Exec: Chicks Don&#39;t &quot;Think&quot; About
Music  Do men and women listen to music differently? Over at the
BBC, Lesley Douglas, who coordinates the pop music, says that
men respond to music on an intellectual level, whereas female
listeners have an emotional reaction to songs. George Lamb, a
Hottie McHotterson "personality DJ", was introduced to BBC 6
Music's digital rock station, as a lure to attract the ladies.
Says Ms. Douglas, "Men tend to be more interested in the
intellectual side of the music, the tracks, where albums have
been made, that sort of thing." (Apparently Lamb doesn't talk
about track listings, production techniques and stuff like
that.)  In the Times of London today, writer Caitlin Moran
claims that while men love discussion music trivia in a "some
secret nerd-battle", women, on the other hand, "prove that they
love a song by either screaming: 'I love this song!' and getting
up and dancing to it, or wailing: 'I love this song!' and
bursting into tears."  Continues Ms. Mora