I generally don't have any interest in music... I mean, is fine some of the time, but I certainly wouldn't go out of my way for it. I also don't think it should be allowed as "background noise" in public places. It can have profound effects on your mood without you even realizing it's happening.
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People who suscribe to Spotify don't give a shit about musicians.
As a musician and spotify subscriber, can confirm
The Beatles are pretty lowbrow compared to the hype given to them which is based mostly on charisma instead. If they made their song debuts on The Masked Singer, not nearly as many people would be particularly drawn to them.
The average quality of music in the world doubled the day Kurt Cobain solved his headache problem. Grunge was a disease caused by not changing your clothes, and using too much heroin instead of learning to play instruments and sing.
And, I'm peak GenX and a Seattleite.
Geezer Butler is the most important member of Black Sabbath.
Many of my friends get super personally offended when I say that phish isnβt a great band
That punk died in the early 80's.
That Portlandia sketch with Jello Biafra waking up from a coma to the Yuppies having won was probably the only really good and well thought out sketch on that show.
People who don't enjoy music are somehow missing a part of their humanity.
Not unpopular, just weird: the way to find your favorite song is keeping one as an alarm sound without starting to actively hate it.
Yup, Star Trek: Deep Space Nine theme song as my alarm, 5 years and counting
Phil Collins's solo work is mind-numbingly, eye-bleedingly, toe-curlingly boring and awful.
All music without lyrics/singing is background music.
The hipsters are right, popular music directly coorelates to shitty music.
I only want to hear you sing if you're singing your heart out to the void.
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