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I have never liked a single remixed version of a song. Ever. Original versions all the way!!!!

Raven ate with these giraffe

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Deluxe editions are cheap money grabs and are hardly ever worth it, except for Britney's which somehow circumvent this

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  • Sales >>> Streams

  • Billions of Streams are not accounted for because they are plays of songs from before the streaming era; like imagine how many times songs from Thriller have ACTUALLY been played

  • Industry cares a bit too much about looks instead of ACTUAL MUSICIANSHIP.

4 minutes ago, HarajukuPrincess said:
  • Sales >>> Streams

  • Billions of Streams are not accounted for because they are plays of songs from before the streaming era; like imagine how many times songs from Thriller have ACTUALLY been played

this has been brought up countless times in Stan world but if the reality is the GP (outside of enthusiasts) have stopped buying I don't know what can be done about that.

People get so hung up on short songs being "TikTok bait" that they kinda overrate long songs. A song being under 2 and a half minutes doesn't make it bad and a song being over 5/6 minutes doesn't make it good. I actually find it pretty impressive when an artist manages to make a short song that still feels complete

rogue2

People are terrible at recommending me songs to listen to. I only enjoy like 10% of the songs other people play me.

American Life (Madonna album) has some really unlistenable and cringe parts that didn't age well.

Olivia Dean won't last long and makes boring suburban coffeehouse music.

This is probably more of an unpopular opinion on here vs the GP, but I vastly prefer streaming over the digital/physical era from a consumer's perspective. The convenience of having countless songs and albums just a search or playlist away is so much nicer than having a ton of CDs that you have to sort through or skip around to find the song you want to listen to. It's also way cheaper than downloading each individual song you want as well.

Music is meant to be MUSIC!!!

Lyrics are secondary and unnecessary and not apart of the vast majority of music out there!!!

42 minutes ago, Aston Martin said:

This is probably more of an unpopular opinion on here vs the GP, but I vastly prefer streaming over the digital/physical era from a consumer's perspective. The convenience of having countless songs and albums just a search or playlist away is so much nicer than having a ton of CDs that you have to sort through or skip around to find the song you want to listen to. It's also way cheaper than downloading each individual song you want as well.

But that would mean that too many artists aren't making good enough albums and I only stan artists that have immaculate discographies.

rogue2

59 minutes ago, Toxic Love said:

People get so hung up on short songs being "TikTok bait" that they kinda overrate long songs. A song being under 2 and a half minutes doesn't make it bad and a song being over 5/6 minutes doesn't make it good. I actually find it pretty impressive when an artist manages to make a short song that still feels complete

rogue2

Some literal classics from like…the Motown era are less than 3 minutes so yeah, they definitely don't know wtf they're talking about.

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