> This kind of ceremonial setting and the work and care around it, is missing in the days of immediate availability... I'm riffing off of this, and saying it's

> This kind of ceremonial setting and the work and care around it, is missing in the days of immediate availability... I'm riffing off of this, and saying it's about the same as trying to find a new opinion by reading Facebook. If the main way you're trying to find new music is algorithmically, you're only going to find fairly similar kinds of music. This differs hugely from the music festival, or even being able to go into a music shop and ask a human for something interesting and new. That's without talking about how garage bands and live music have mostly died a sad death. As well, I'd say listening to complex music, or even a different genre of music, takes focus and patience. In gaining the algorithm-driven, attention-seeking internet, we've lost a lot of that focus and patience.