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Thanks for the answer. Not remotely facetious and your suspicion that I was suggests we may be too far apart to understand each other. The fundament of it for
by tempguy9999 7y ago
Thanks for the answer. Not remotely facetious and your suspicion that I was suggests we may be too far apart to understand each other.
The fundament of it for me is I like particular tracks, not albums, not artists, not genres (although I have preferences in each). I listen to what I like, I skip what I don't. I couldn't care less about the artist's intention, song ordering or anything - they are so peripheral I have never thought about them. That's all.
I think what put my back up about the original post was "...super easy for them to skip/change, and lots of what was "relation to artist/album" is lost". I don't expect everyone to necessarily understand the musical tastes of others, but should always respect them, which this quote seemingly didn't.
- lonelappde 7y agoIt's like going to Amazon and getting paragraphs instead of books. Or how we get just headlines instead of deeply informative news articles. If you are going to get defensive about someone pointing out something you didn't know, that might be a sign of insecurity.
- tempguy9999 7y agoIf that's what I want, that's my choice. Don't tell me it's wrong just because it's not yours. (and music is entertainment, not informational). I can't see what it is I don't know, or am getting defensive about, and implying "insecurity"? That's a childish comeback.