Re:“Music was better back then”: When do we stop keeping up ...
by HeyLaughingBoy on Friday April 24, 2015 @03:36PM
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being exposed to currently-popular music causes you to listen to it less?
Wouldn't surprise me if that were true. I learned to avoid the pop music radio stations because while lots of it is good, even more of it is crap and annoys me.
I find lots of new music I like, but most of it isn't popular. It's generally something I track down from a commercial, or I hear a few times on the local public radio alternative station, or heard in a movie. Heck, I discovered I love Concrete Blonde from a TV show 25 years ago.
I find that having Xbox Music & YouTube available makes me listen to a lot of stuff I otherwise wouldn't find.
Wouldn't surprise me if that were true. I learned to avoid the pop music radio stations because while lots of it is good, even more of it is crap and annoys me.
I find lots of new music I like, but most of it isn't popular. It's generally something I track down from a commercial, or I hear a few times on the local public radio alternative station, or heard in a movie. Heck, I discovered I love Concrete Blonde from a TV show 25 years ago.
I find that having Xbox Music & YouTube available makes me listen to a lot of stuff I otherwise wouldn't find.