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The White Stripes Anyway, listening habbits differ from 20 years ago. I agree people don't appreciate and relisten to a complete album as a whole like they use
by afishisafish 11y ago
The White Stripes
Anyway, listening habbits differ from 20 years ago. I agree people don't appreciate and relisten to a complete album as a whole like they used to, but there's so much quality and innovating music going on.
- joslin01 11y agoI agree though your White Stripes is very debatable; you can compare scores of albums on this website from real people: http://rateyourmusic.com/artist/radiohead http://rateyourmusic.com/artist/radiohead VS http://rateyourmusic.com/artist/the_white_stripes http://rateyourmusic.com/artist/the_white_stripes Listening habits and distribution have changed dramatically. The time where one band would rule the world and put a ton of effort into saying something because it was going to be a huge album release is over; now-a-days an artist you like a lot will release something and you're just like "oh ya? that's cool I'll check it out later" Looking at the top hits, I still say it's sad though. The Biebers and Gagas rule this generation despite there being a plethora of good (maybe even great) bands that go unnoticed because it doesn't have the sugary pop hook that everyone needs for their low attention span. I don't get the time to update it like I used to, but you can check out my personal RYM here: http://rateyourmusic.com/~joslin01 http://rateyourmusic.com/~joslin01 I love music man, but I definitely got a little bit of a gripe with the culture today.