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 Post subject: "Music being cheapened as a commodity"?
PostPosted: Wed Jan 11, 2006 3:14 pm 
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http://news.scotsman.com/scitech.cfm?id=2384402005

What do you think?


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Pfffft. Not impressed.


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PostPosted: Wed Jan 11, 2006 3:49 pm 
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I wouldn't say so. Although I listen to music as much as I can, now I've got some Steve Von Till playing. Out of habit? Not at all.


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probably right. once it becomes easier to acquire the stuff than it is to find free time to really absorb it then you'll become a little more blase, I suppose.

but this doesn't affect people who actually like music.. :P


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PostPosted: Wed Jan 11, 2006 8:48 pm 
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He claims that the majority of tracks on portable MP3 players are in fact gathering virtual dust as music fans ignore the bulk of their collections to listen to a handful of their favourite songs.

I do that, I also use music as a background, but then again I tend to spend like an hour a day walking around just to listen to music. I also have a hard time focusing on only one thing at once without fidgeting


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There are a lot of times I dload an album, play it once and then leave it to e-rot on my computer for months... then for whatever reason I buy the album and really listen to it, and end enjoying it a lot.


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deathkvlt wrote:
There are a lot of times I dload an album, play it once and then leave it to e-rot on my computer for months... then for whatever reason I buy the album and really listen to it, and end enjoying it a lot.


Same here. There are also times I buy a load of albums at once and forget about some of them. Then remember it later and realise it's awesome.


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deathkvlt wrote:
There are a lot of times I dload an album, play it once and then leave it to e-rot on my computer for months... then for whatever reason I buy the album and really listen to it, and end enjoying it a lot.


I hear you. I have a lot of shit I plain don't like on my hard drive just to appease the Soul Seek Nazis.


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PostPosted: Wed Jan 11, 2006 11:54 pm 
This article simply described your everyday music "fan," the radio crowd. They've existed for a long time now. There's no science involved.


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PostPosted: Wed Jan 11, 2006 11:59 pm 
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For the love of Music!

I hate science.


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For the love of Music!

I hate science.


music is a science


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T.I.E. wrote:
Legacy Of The Night wrote:
For the love of Music!

I hate science.


music is a science


Whatever you say, cap'n. :roll:


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T.I.E. wrote:
Legacy Of The Night wrote:
For the love of Music!

I hate science.


music is a science


No, music is a competitive sport!


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lizardtail wrote:
probably right. once it becomes easier to acquire the stuff than it is to find free time to really absorb it then you'll become a little more blase, I suppose.

but this doesn't affect people who actually like music.. :P


Eyesore wrote:
This article simply described your everyday music "fan," the radio crowd. They've existed for a long time now. There's no science involved.


That's the jist!


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Indeed. Jist located.


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Poor radio listeners don't even like the crap they used to enjoy. :lol:

Cry me a river!


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