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Not just restaurants and bars. Artificial sounds is everywhere. There was a musician (fairly accomplished in his field) who woke up one day and started hating
by thsksbd 2y ago
Not just restaurants and bars. Artificial sounds is everywhere.
There was a musician (fairly accomplished in his field) who woke up one day and started hating all music because he realized you cannot escape it. He wrote a book about it but I forget his name.
- gravescale 2y agoInteresting. As an aside, I searched for "musician book can't escape music" and your comment was on the front page of the Google results in sixth position. In fact it was in nearly every search I tried. I couldn't find such a book with moderate trying, just a BBC Point of View transcript on the same thing. It's personally not a problem I've really noticed in my day to day (for example, today I would only hear music on my headphones at work and as part of TV others in the house are watching at home), though I probably don't spend my time in the same places a musician would.