Jason Richardson5 said:If you just stick to a handful of bands and never branch out, you might as well stop listening altogether. Why even bother? There’s an endless ocean of music out there, but we only have so much time on this planet. Still, it’s worth it—digging deep, hunting down new sounds, tracking down those rare old gems or weird experimental stuff. There’s something for everyone if you look hard enough. Music really has no limits. 👍
Exactly. There aren't really any boundaries when you listen to pretty much everything. My 1 TB hard drive (with only about 83 GB left) is broken down into these folders:
The 60s, 70s, 80s, 90s... all those decades of Brown Sugar songs about heroin. 😬 Chill-out, Christmas, country, disco, domestic stuff, electronic, funk, Goa / psychedelic trance, hits, Movie Soundtracks, folk, Nazi, others, serious, pop, Psychedelic rock, punk & HC, Punk-HC-Folk, rap, rock (there's a bit of everything).
Plus an external 500GB hard drive.
Since I'm a total trash lover, I actually enjoy listening to the absolute worst pop garbage out there. Honestly, some of these total flops even make it onto my top lists—like Luka Nižetić's Premiere. 🙏 🙏 🙏 So, it’s basically limitless. No boundaries at all.