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instead of ''deleting your hard drive'' you should get your ass out there and go to nights out.
you'll get back into it when you hear a big set on a good system. could be any genre.

or maybe you're too old now. start reading newspapers and stuff. might be fullfilling too.

i get this sort of but it's never really permanent. i listen to a lot of different music so just listen to different types in cycles, like today has been dubstep all day but before that i haven't listened to any electronic music for about a week.

also i always find stuff that i found to be a bit stale, after a year or so i go back to it and often find it almost refreshing in a way. hope it never gets to the stage where nothing excites me any more though because nothing excites me more than music!

have you tried listening to the beatles?

Have you heard music on a system mate? Probably better on there.

deleting your hard drive implies all your music is digital and if you are willing to delete it that implies it's not bought as you would care financially other wise.

this makes me think you could have over saturated yourself. maybe you should just buy physical copies of things from now?

Learn an instrument. Itll helpp you appreciate the parts it plays in the song when you hear it and might make you appreciate in other ways.

Like, how long has that door been there?

Ice a spot and a dot on the dog

I play guitar. Can't invest in another instrument atm.

wolf89 wrote:deleting your hard drive implies all your music is digital and if you are willing to delete it that implies it's not bought as you would care financially other wise.

this makes me think you could have over saturated yourself. maybe you should just buy physical copies of things from now?

Most of what I have is purchased. I rip things and listen to them on my pc. Never really play the physical thing. Mostly they collect dusts.

Yeah, its hard to enjoy it when it all pretty much sounds like this:

Genevieve wrote:I play guitar. Can't invest in another instrument atm.

wolf89 wrote:deleting your hard drive implies all your music is digital and if you are willing to delete it that implies it's not bought as you would care financially other wise.

this makes me think you could have over saturated yourself. maybe you should just buy physical copies of things from now?

Most of what I have is purchased. I rip things and listen to them on my pc. Never really play the physical thing. Mostly they collect dusts.

To what level? Classicly trained or strum a few chords? If ur an ace, say no more if not find a genre and master sum standards from there, pick next genre rinse repeat. If your an ace... Hows about bass?

Genevieve wrote:I play guitar. Can't invest in another instrument atm.

wolf89 wrote:deleting your hard drive implies all your music is digital and if you are willing to delete it that implies it's not bought as you would care financially other wise.

this makes me think you could have over saturated yourself. maybe you should just buy physical copies of things from now?

Most of what I have is purchased. I rip things and listen to them on my pc. Never really play the physical thing. Mostly they collect dusts.

seems like a smart way to do it

Just draw for the Motown

^ fuck yes

i;ve been steeped in r&b lately, mostly 90's stuff but it's definitely put a pep in my step

Tunes dont get larger than this:

Unbelievable bassline tekkers

JizzMan wrote:go to zoo and check out the animals singing

word

Genevieve wrote:.... I get really bored of music...

I can honestly say this about every other thing in the world except music...


The problem I have every once in a while is being a stuck up ultra picky music snob.
I've heard so much that the weak stuff is just glaringly obvious..

I like a whole lot of it though.

exp. I clicked on this and was just like - "AWE MAN, THAT IS BAD ASSSS!!"

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Funk and jazz everyday.

Just on my turntable: Weather Report "Sweetnighter" and Freddie Hubbard/Stanley Turrentine "In Concert".

Maybe you just need a break from electronic music.

lovelydivot wrote: exp. I clicked on this and was just like - "AWE MAN, THAT IS BAD ASSSS!!"

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2:43 is the pinnacle of music. Might as well all give up now

Jamerson

STAY OFF THE INTERNET IMO --->

listen to some donktrap mate