> Is music as a kind of social glue and lubricant also being eliminated? That's also up to those who compose who compose the music and write the lyrics, isn't

> Is music as a kind of social glue and lubricant also being eliminated? That's also up to those who compose who compose the music and write the lyrics, isn't it? For me, listening to some music has always been a deeply social experience, and I'd rank the depth of it as such: 1. with good friends 2. alone with headphones on 3. with random strangers or people I know but don't click with or can't open up to On the other hand, there's (a whole lot of) what to me is soulless, brainless trash, and listening to that alone just feels like staring in the abyss of humanity, while in a social situation (or when doing chores) and small doses it might be some jolly good fun.