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The Strokes in Music ·
The Beatles are alright... I'm most into that first EP—you know, that trashy production, just two instruments 🙂, killer vocals.
I just downloaded the album and it didn't really stick with me as fast as the EP did.
The only thing I don't get is all the hype, or how they managed to become so massive after dropping a tiny fifteen-minute EP. But hey, this new NYC scene is definitely a breath of fresh air 🙂
Sisters of Mercy in Music ·
Roland just feels repulsive in this specific situation...--honestly, it's hard to see it any other way.
Mike Patton in Music ·
Brandon Castillo4, every other post you make mentions Mike Patton and his "school" of thought 🙂
Body tremors / shaking issues in Health ·
Lately, whenever I get worked up or deal with a bit of stress, I get this weird shaking sensation—my hands start trembling slightly, I feel off, my body feels weak, and my heart starts racing. Sometimes it just hits out of nowhere too; right now, for instance, I’m feeling restless for no real reason, my heart is pounding, and I feel a little weak, though not as much as usual.
What's going on here? Is this a physical issue or is it all in my head?

Thanks in advance 🙂
Electronic / EDM in Music ·
Hey guys, anyone dealing with some unpaid bills right now? 😁
Quality, collecting, and the hype... in Music ·
Yeah, I basically just buy everything on impulse.

Doesn't make much sense to me—but hey, if that's your thing, go for it 🙂

But look... say you hear about some new album and you're curious, but you aren't sure if it'll actually hit. What's your move? Do you just head to Target and grab it right then, or...?

And seriously, explain why you won't download a single MP3 online! 😁

I just don't get it..

Like, you download a track just to hear a preview before buying the original.
That seems pretty logical to me..

Hope I'm not bugging you too much 😉
Quality, collecting, and the hype... in Music ·
....I don't have a single song downloaded from the internet....

So how exactly are you buying albums then?
I mean—it’d be common sense to download a few tracks just to check them out first...
Looks like you got a bit too stuck in that "everything must be original, nothing else matters" mindset of yours..
Do you just buy albums blindly?
Or do you only pick up stuff you hear from a buddy or on the radio (ha, as if 🙂)?
How do you even stay informed?
I honestly don't get you 🙂
Quality, collecting, and the hype... in Music ·
Ugh, my version of Dark Side of the Moon is giving off major pastel vibes... mmm 🙂
New Year's Eve Party Playlist in Music ·
david holmes - bow down to the exit sign

There’s *everything* here... and it actually sounds decent 🙂 pretty 🙂
Quality, collecting, and the hype... in Music ·
First off, I never said anything about feeling like the bands were being ripped off... second, thanks for deciding my opinion is stupid. If you think it is, that's your call—it isn't mine.

How exactly did I label your opinion as stupid if you don't actually believe it yourself? 😁

Best, 😉
Quality, collecting, and the hype... in Music ·
Exactly... I see not buying original CDs as a lack of respect for the artist—which, legally speaking, it is. It feels greasy to me. I don't want to be cheap about this kind of stuff. If I want certain music, I’m not going to pinch $50 just to save a buck by asking someone to burn a disc for me. There’s zero excitement in that. Nothing beats taking some cash, heading down to a real record store, browsing the aisles, chatting with the staff, grabbing the disc, coming home, and finally playing it—pure bliss. Downloading things from the web? Total waste of time. It's cold, hollow, and there's no effort involved when everything is handed to you on a silver platter with one click. What’s the point? You hit the nail on the head regarding those self-proclaimed "connoisseurs."

Come on... you're exaggerating now.

Let's break this down.
I love physical CDs more than anything, let's get that straight.

So why am I downloading stuff online?
First: I can't always find what I'm looking for in local shops.
Second: I don't have an unlimited budget to buy every single thing I want. Is that really that hard to grasp?

And why do I burn discs from friends?
Same reasons, plus I'm not an idiot. If I have the chance to burn a high-quality audio CD, why wouldn't I?
If I end up loving an album, I'll make the trip to the store.
Though honestly, I probably won't find it there anyway. 🙂

As for that "greasy" feeling or the idea that I'm robbing my favorite band—that's complete nonsense.

The reality is I actually *have* to be careful with my spending here—I can't dump every cent I earn into music.
Look, I love music dearly 🙂 and that's why I make do. Just like most people.

Don't get me wrong, I still have my rituals of hitting up the record store and buying discs. It's just that I can only afford to do that maybe once a month.

Thanks. 🙂
Quality, collecting, and the hype... in Music ·
Man, there’s nothing quite like buying an album totally blind—then it hits you and you realize you actually nailed 🙂
. I used to buy everything that way...

Nowadays I just download stuff from the internet 🙂
or maybe grab a physical copy after I've already ripped a few tracks
. Either way, I think twice before pulling the trigger now...

(Though, honestly, I probably shouldn't have picked up Dark Magus 🙂)

Feels like it's been ages since I bought my last CD. I used to have these monthly rituals back in the day.