thumbcrusher
06.14.13 | i can't keep up either i'm rubbish |
rien333
06.14.13 | My thoughts exactly |
SubtleBody
06.14.13 | Music's not about "keeping up", it's just about the enjoyment and inspiration you can draw from it. Sometimes I'll listen to a single band for weeks with little in between just because I'm getting so much from it. There's no need to rush things. |
SCREAM!
06.14.13 | I've slowed down a lot compared to what I used to listen to a few years ago when I realised I had some much music I had listened to 1-2 times, rated and moved on. Mass downloading had ruined the appreciation I had at one point where I could listen to an album for a month straight until I had memorised every nook and cranny of it.
I still download more than the average person I'm sure but I've slowed down to try and get to know the collection I've amassed better. I don't even try to keep up with the new "kvlt" releases anymore. |
YankeeDudel
06.14.13 | Yea man its too much work trying to listen to everything ever made, and impossible too. Just take your time. Music isnt about internet brownie points its about LOVE and BITCHES |
treeqt.
06.14.13 | and transcendence |
bakkermaarten007
06.14.13 | Yeah, I usually work by two standards: either solely cataloguing and listening to albums that really leave an impact or downloading many albums I just get enjoyment from. Lately it's been the latter too much, going to shift again to the former. |
Cygnatti
06.14.13 | Love And bitches [2] |
sniper
06.14.13 | yeah if your objective is to hear everything then you should give up but otherwise i don't see how this is a problem |
