MUSIC?! ah yeah.
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amorfati601070 wrote: »Personally, I never got these people that just use music as a background ambient sort of presence. Does anyone else just listen to music as like a sole activity in itself? Also, anyone else just miss the days of CDs? When you had the tangible product with the artwork...it felt like a more complete package...now its just click and play...it felt more special ....another thing I can't stand with the modern world.
That’s the only way I enjoy listening to music - actively. Having it as background makes me jittery and distracted. As a result, I probably listen to less music than a lot of people because my time is limited.
I do miss CDs and albums and liner notes and artwork. I still have a lot though
Eta: i miss the whole culture around it too. Record shopping, record stores, cute boys in record stores. EPs, LPs, 45s.2 -
TwitchyMacGee wrote: »amorfati601070 wrote: »Personally, I never got these people that just use music as a background ambient sort of presence. Does anyone else just listen to music as like a sole activity in itself? Also, anyone else just miss the days of CDs? When you had the tangible product with the artwork...it felt like a more complete package...now its just click and play...it felt more special ....another thing I can't stand with the modern world.
That’s the only way I enjoy listening to music - actively. Having it as background makes me jittery and distracted. As a result, I probably listen to less music than a lot of people because my time is limited.
I do miss CDs and albums and liner notes and artwork. I still have a lot though
Eta: i miss the whole culture around it too. Record shopping, record stores, cute boys in record stores. EPs, LPs, 45s.
Cheech and Chong giant bamboo papers in their records1 -
riffwalkdale wrote: »GoJohnGo71 wrote: »I dig lots of stuff, but my go-to is 80s hair metal. Ratt, Poison, KISS, Def Leppard, Motley Crue, The Cult, Whitesnake... Fantastic music to grow up with!
Ohh.. yeah I love me a good ballad while cleaning. I love the Scorpions. They are probably my favorite band of all time. I would love to see them in concert.
I saw the Scorpions in 1988 on the Savage Amusement tour. That's a great album. Lots of ballads on that one0 -
It all depends on my mood. I enjoy old and new country. Rockabilly, Doo wop, 50's-80's rock, hip hop, R&B, soul, Motown, classic jazz as in the Rat Pack, Billie Holiday, Ella, and so on.0
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Neutral milk hotel doe0
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I can appreciate most forms of music but Mark Knopfler is my guy. Always has been.2
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will_it_go_round_in_circles wrote: »
A fellow fan? Many hugs in return1 -
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will_it_go_round_in_circles wrote: »
I can't comprehend how one human being is that talented0 -
I go all over the place.
Coltrane/Monk/Davis to
Nirvana/Alice in Chains/Soundgarden/Pearl Jam/Screaming Trees to
Breaking Benjamin/Tool/Chevelle/Seether to
Keith Sweat/Avant/Tyrese/Ginuwine to
Willie/Lukas Nelson/Chris Stapleton to
SRV/Clapton/ZZ Top (NONE of the newer stuff - Tres Hombres, Fandango, Deguello....) to
Weezer/RHCP/Foo Fighters....
and on and on and on0
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