Banter TRTTT Part 16 - How good are fingerless gloves

[edgie]

and yet

Here you are, finding me

 

[soafraid]

Here you are, finding me

 

[Powerade 08]

You guys wait until I get my podcast stats for the year

Podcasting died 10 years ago, whenever Cum Town realized you can go zero effort and people will still listen regardless. and then all their friends followed suit.

I listen to some shows on and off, and I'm sure theres good stuff out there, but I wouldn't be able to do a top 5 for each year.

 

[bomberclifford]

I guess if you've built your entire identity around a handful of bands that you liked in your teens I guess new music would be quite confronting.

 

[JimmyBC]

I guess if you've built your entire identity around a handful of bands that you liked in your teens I guess new music would be quite confronting.

Wasn't there a study once that concluded that the bands/artists you loved from your teens to early 20's will always be your most loved regardless of how you want to appear as a hip old geezer into new music.

 

[edgie]

I guess if you've built your entire identity around a handful of bands that you liked in your teens I guess new music would be quite confronting.

I used to like stuff like Dimmu Borgir and Cradle of Filth in my teens. Circle pits in Devildriver.

I've mellowed.

 

[JimmyBC]

I'm not saying I completely agree, but I would say there's bands/artists that become base camp in your musical DNA.

edgie never leaves base camp perhaps

 

[bomberclifford]

Wasn't there a study once that concluded that the bands/artists you loved from your teens to early 20's will always be your most loved regardless of how you want to appear as a hip old geezer into new music.

They say that what you listened to at the age of 14 sets your music taste for most of your life.
Not necessarily that you stick with the same bands/songs, but that style of music is what you follow.

I did laugh at the hip old geezer comment but why is it that listening to new stuff viewed so negatively?

 

[EskimoPAFC]

Blink 182 still goes harder than anything else let's face it

 

[Contested Marx]

Podcasting died 10 years ago, whenever Cum Town realized you can go zero effort and people will still listen regardless. and then all their friends followed suit.

I listen to some shows on and off, and I'm sure theres good stuff out there, but I wouldn't be able to do a top 5 for each year.

I could easily and it would be the same a the year before probably

 

[JimmyBC]

They say that what you listened to at the age of 14 sets your music taste for most of your life.
Not necessarily that you stick with the same bands/songs, but that style of music is what you follow.

I did laugh at the hip old geezer comment but why is it that listening to new stuff viewed so negatively?

Maybe it's the Boomers who jump on bands like Greta Van Zeppelin & announce to all and sundry "These kids are bringing back real rock & they play instruments GEE GAW GAH" who sully the waters.

 

[NoddyHolder]

Now that the conversation has followed it's predestined pathway to spotify sucks and podcasts are all shit (results skewed by Ozzy dying):

 

[JimmyBC]

Music is weird though a song you should hate in terms of what your taste is generally like can stick like shit to a blanket in your mind if it has a memory attached.

 

[edgie]

I'm not saying I completely agree, but I would say there's bands/artists that become base camp in your musical DNA.

edgie never leaves base camp perhaps

I'm not here to force a post about me listening to a variety of music, that's ****ing lame. People talking about how they like a variety of styles. Pure cringe. People can believe what they want. I'm not here to shatter images people have in their heads either. If I feel like talking about something out the blue I will raise it, not because there's a few bad attempts at bait.

 

[edgie]

I wish I could quit you