I went through the obligatory Nick Drake phase.
Good stuff but never find I'm in the mood for it anymore

Who?

-PB

Anyone who doesn't like Nick Drake is a pleb.

lul


-PB

Jesus Christ the falls website is shocking

RTJ and Vince Staples are the best acts.

Liam Gallagher coming for Falls Festival this year, will definitely be there.

i am not going to lie i have not heard the most recent album but i actually somewhat like heavy, listening to waiting for the end and he has such an amazing voice



he was seriously a childhood hero of mine, i am wondering what linkin park are going to do i cant imagine them trying to go on with a new singer but i think they might because its what chester would have wanted or something, very sad news though i didnt believe it at first

Lp were my fave band growing up and im a hiphop kid. Their newest album  was poppy but it grew on me. Listening to chester singing differently was an experience.   

seriously depressed about this, his music got me through so many hard times and while i fallen away from their new stuff the amount they did for me was amazing RIP 

Rest in Peace Chester.

-PB

Tyler the Creator came out in his newest album which leaked today. Happy for him <3

New QOTSA single took a bit of time to grow on me, but I love it. Never realised I was a sucker for funky swing rock.

It does . Just download the songs u want  and voila. Iirc its a premium  feature only through 

Spotify supports offline play too.

I've recently begun removing my digital clutter, I just cleared about 500 movies off my hardrive, and im beginning to clear my music too. I just dont think theres any point hoarding music or tv, and obsessing over what you have or dont have(well at least i did in my case) which you'll probably never listen to or watch again, esp when you have all this on demand content now that can be streamed.

my worst nightmare.  i try to keep everything backed up.  funnily enough my ipod shit itself twice in the first year and had to be replaced twice - luckily under warranty.  since then iave had the same one ticking along for about 7 years.  battery life is starting to go now though. 

I had an iPod classic with about 16, 000 songs on it, that I'd collected over 10 years through CDs, paid downloads and torrents. 

Went to use it the other day and the hard drive has been corrupted. I only backed it all up once about 5 years ago, so its pretty much gone. Felt like punching a hole in the wall. 

Spotify is great but requires an internet connection, so if I'm travelling somewhere remote overseas and want to listen to something in particular I can't. Sucks big time.

spotify has made everything so much more seamless and easy will never go back to any other platform to be honest

I spotify my music.  Got premium and i still got to sort  out my apple music  account  which i got from Telstra.  

My sister just got Spotify premium so I'm probably going to use that from now on. Before that I bought my music.

What's everyones way of listening to music here? Radio, Cd's, Itunes, torrenting, apple music, tidal, spotify, youtube, pandora, deezer etc.

I used to torrent and buy a few songs for itunes, but I've recently converted to spotify, currently sorting out over 2k songs to add or delete. Haven't bought a cd in like 8 years.

Controversial but correct opinion: The invention of the internet makes this generation of music the greatest of all time. There's a genre for everyone and anyone can get their music out and create whole new diverse sounds.

Old people are just ignorant. 

the gorillaz reportedly bringing out a new album hope they dont spoil their legacy but keen as at the same time

also king kendrick aprill 7th keeeeeeennnnnnnnnn

Such an uplifter

also yay for ice t

for me i just watch random youtube music videos or last fm or something, i have discovered many great songs just by randomly listening to songs on youtube or maybe listen to older music i used to like i did that with pendulum recently

I think my hardstyle phase is over.

I'm over EDM in general.

When I get that way I just submerse myself with the radio for a few weeks, and see how I'm feeling after that. Letting someone else (radio djs) control my listening kind of shackles me to listen to something out of my control/comfort zone.

What do you do when you're stuck in a musical rut? I'm sick of listening to the music I know of, but nothing I listen to that I've never heard before is doing it for me.