Not a big music fan also - it's something that's a soundtrack to life, on in the background, rather than something that I'll sit, or stand, and specifically take time to listen to. Everyone's different. If we all liked and did the same thing, it would be a small world.
Do many people sit and just listen to music any more? Not saying it's a bad idea but I think in today's world probably not many people find the time and peace to do that?
Problem is People cant sit in silence anymore Attention spans are proven to be massively short with constant dopamine Doom scrolling and having music on at all times
I do,every day. Micro CD system in the living room,Dining room and a DAB radio beside my bed.I've got thousands of CD's from ABBA to ZZ TOP,so many in fact that it took me 2 days last week to put them all back into alphabetical order.I take them out to play and leave them lying around all over the place...Her indoors has barked strict instruction that it doesn't happen again.
Five piece all women? Really tight? Are you sure it wasn't some obscure porn site. Stick to white chicks love black dicks in future. You can't beat the classics.
Listening to an album/cd is far preferable to a **** playlist. An album is a piece of artistic work & should be listened to in it’s entirety. I choose music to listen to based on time available. Journey to work 45mins - choose music accordingly, etc.
The first album by The Clash is unbelievable. It is now 47 years old but still sounds superb. Never mind the bollocks by the pistols was also miles ahead of its time.
Both gritty,raw albums(more so the Clash),took up very little time in the studio.Essentially live cuts with a bit of overdub and a few effects. I did a bit of studio production some years ago and got some free studio time to boot.It's all computerised these days courtesy of 'Pro Tools' software,an industry recognised recording set up that can create a silk purse out of a sow's ear. If you heard some of this **** before it were doctored,it would open your eyes to some of these millionaires and billionaires nowadays who think they are musicians!
Wait till you retire - I find time for al kinds of music, from opera and classical to rock, blues and grunge, I like an audio book too; we all need time to chill a little. Life without music in it would be a sad, soulless one.
Two days is some going, mind you not so impressive when you factor in the forty seven hours to learn the alphabet. The views expressed in my posts are not necessarily mine.
^ This (the exception that proves the rule is Rolling Stones - Sticky Fingers. Brown Sugar, the opening track, is ****e so I skip that every time and listen to the rest as a full album, which is brilliant)
I was talking about specifically just listening to music and not doing something else at the same time, as the person I quoted had brought up.
I have seen their name and been meaning to give 'em a try and then get wrapped up in Band Maid again. Now you've recommended 'em i'll definitely give 'em a try. For Band Maid try Freedom, Domination, Hate?,Onset. You could pretty much pick any and you won't be disappointed. Drums...Akane. Rhythm Guitar and back up singer.....Miku. Lead Guitar....Kanami. Bass.....Miso. Singer....Saiko
Just like my dad, still got all his collection. Don’t even have a CD player but can’t bring myself to throw them away.
Depends very much on the album. A lot of albums have a couple of bangers nestled amongst a load of filler. Singles are released as singles before an album ever gets announced, in fact there’s a growing number of artists no longer bothering with albums at all.
There is an unbelievable level of skill, knowledge and time required to produce good sounding stuff. I honestly believe it’s much easier to pick up an instrument and play, at least for those who are able. AI may well swing that bat the other way over the coming years.
