Wednesday, 24 January 2018
quote [ the happiest feeling in the world, for me, was walking into a record store with a few dollars to spend; few things have ever made me feel as good, and I suspect few things ever will. There is, in any obsession, a kind of helplessness, but as addictions go, this one has always seemed to me pretty harmless. The modern world, however, has issued a new and terrifying challenge: Try and keep up. ]
On taste and backlogs. Funny that he talks about music only.
Also, third B/W thumb in a row.
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Onix said @ 10:28pm GMT on 25th Jan
[Score:1 Insightful]
I try to listen to ten records in a week for a similar reason. I have similar feelings on how I know who wrote a Dio's song from the Holy Diver album and I am at a loos about materials from bands like Editors or Novelists. I try to get to fill those blanks while I listen to the album. But most of the time I find it hard to do back home or the bus home is just too noisy. I wish I had the time to sit through a whole record again, like when I was younger and didn't have to run all over the world.
But again, with my kids I notice that the concept of an album as a whole is missing. My son is a musician and he hardly longer than a couple minutes playing something, and then jumps to something totally different. I had to convince him to work on songs longer than six minutes because all his compositions were too short, albeit pehaps too much into tune with today's musical taste. |
5th Earth said @ 9:09pm GMT on 24th Jan
Intonarumori!
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arrowhen said @ 3:03am GMT on 25th Jan
The original industrial music!
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DirtyBirdy said @ 1:28am GMT on 25th Jan
Spotify has definitely changed how I listen to music, and yeah... not for the better. I'll throw on something new and like it, but then it is gone and I don't recall what it was at all.
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Space_1889 said @ 7:35am GMT on 25th Jan
Summary: Music nerd with severe OCD describes how he can't remember things as well any more. TLDR it all.
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