Do people actually still use the radio for music? I feel like people who do that aren't actually people, but lizardmen in disguise because only a sub human cave dweller would still be tugging his micro dick to the same 10 songs they repeat on the radio.
I love hunting down tunes that I might enjoy, I go through 4-5 new playlists a week trying to find music that makes my nipples hard. I'm a picky fuck, but even I can still find new stuff I enjoy pretty regularly.
Also, if anyone feels that young/new bands and musicians suck, take a minute and listen to this shit. I dare you to not finger your butthole to the raw talent within this band. I honestly think these guys are the future of where guitar playing is going to go, at least.
I listened to this a couple of times through, very cool actually, if not for the youngster fashion choices. Real guitar has been kinda fading out of mainstream levels so its good to see it still has an avenue there
Oh, yeah. They are super fucking hipster douche's in the clothes department. The lead guitar player though posts some crazy shit to his Youtube channel, and with rock and guitar in general phasing out of the mainstream I definitely think people like him will be the ones to carry it on into the future.
You're joking right?
I know music is subjective, but there is NOTHING in that video that impresses me, even a half ass live performance by prince back in the 80's has more talent!
You're joking, right?
I know music is subjective, but there is NOTHING in that video that impresses me. Even a half assed live performance by Trapt back in the 00's has more talent!
yawn
Its all subjective though, one's trash is another's treasure!
I mean, if you wanted a serious reply/discussion you shouldn't have left such a retarded comment that read like a caveman banging rocks on his scrotum to communicate. Hence the Trapt reference :)
But, I do agree, music is indeed subjective.
I resemble that caveman remark!
Also, be careful with that R word!
Have a nice day!
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People still use the radio a lot it seems, particularly in commutes to work. Again just aren't willing to set up month's worth of playlists to keep them interested as they drive... ah well.
I often have waves of finding new music like you, but less than weekly... I tend to obsess over a particular album or two until I become hyper-familiar with it and each little nuance before moving on... then returning back at a later date to repeat the joy =D
Nothing wrong with that at all. I'm in the opposite camp of you which is why I look for stuff weekly. I tend to just pick a few songs to obsess over for a week or so and then move on to another set. There are few albums that I'll actually listen to the entirety of.
Still, I do find it kinda weird people can't take the 10-20 minutes to make a playlist on Spotify or Google Play. I originally set mine up with, like, 80-90 songs in about 20 or so minutes and have just added on over time until now, where I'm at like 500+ songs. Can't even imagine using the radio these days, because it's literally just a loop of the same 20 songs per station. I need some fucking variety in my shit.