Shut up nerd

No I keep forgetting to check it out, and I need that new Roc :datass:

yeah but it's nice to see what artists i'm rocking with the most each year cuz I'd probably forget otherwise

last.fm/user/nineberg/library/artists

didn't realize I had any followers. apparantly @Aruji follows me

this was a very disappointing post to read.

I use it with musicbee (iTunes equivalent basically) on my computer most of the time

It just automatically connects whenever I'm playing anything

@Elric
Why would you be embarrassed to listen to incredible music?

open your ears. and then open your heart. and then listen
b\*\*\*\*.

kpop
open.spotify.com/playlist/314YghwemrXgZxV5BDaUMd?si=d18e267dda994fa9

japan
open.spotify.com/playlist/314YghwemrXgZxV5BDaUMd?si=767a97f8f29d4f7b

peak

How many truly innovative artists are there in 2024? Pretty much every sound imaginable has been explored already.

Mosterpiece

yeah I have a lot to say about this, not about scaruffi but about where music's natural evolution ultimately leads it to. classical is a really good example/analogy. but it's late

might have got a 14k offer for my collection. some guy wants to fly here from LA to pick it up. f*** If this goes through I could afford those IU front row tickets

actually f*** it pulling an all nighter. I've pulled like fourteen 30 hour all nighters in the last few months. I wonder if that's bad for your health.
f*** it idc

Yeah that’s the most frustrating part about his criticism. Almost every possible combination of sounds has been done. He’s speaking about them as if they’re either unconscious of what they’re doing or trying to get away with stealing. I think there’s room in modern music—when we’re half a century removed from the sounds they’re pulling from—to try and distill the essence at the heart of that older work and bring more of it into the world. Those styles are arguably as alien to younger people now as any possible new avant garde music that could be made in the moment.

I follow you s***head

I loved it, really good cinema experience just cause it feels absolutely massive. And I feel like despite all the changes they had to make it still retains the themes of the book pretty well. I really liked the first one too though

This rules