itt: your music habits
>intro is too long
>skip to the drop
>listening the ok songs
>skip to the next song halfway
>listening the 10/10 songs
s>kip to the next song around 3/4
>>64586113
What a pleb you are, OP
dance like a fucking idiot whenever I listen to anything that isn't ambient or drone basically
>>64587455
That's kind of cute actually.
>>64586113
>restart the track when I feel like I wasn't listening properly
Especially if it's a god-tier song.
>>64586113
>Harmonize with vocals when in car or drunk
>>64587455
Are you me? I can't dance well tho, that's sad, but it's hard to me stand still while listening music that are not ambient/drone.
>>64587455
i stay completely still staring into empty space while listening to music.
people say i look dead with my headphones on.
I listen to playlists regularly
>>64587802
I don't know why anon, but this gave me feels
>>64587455
>he doesn't sway to ambient
>>64587611
i do that too its fun
>>64587611
i like singing harmonies with songs in the car. its too easy to just sing on pitch, i think of it like practice trying to sing harmonies
>>64586113
>listen to the climax looped over and over
then i'm burned out on the song forever
>don't know what to listen to
>pick something accessible that I'm already very familiar with instead of something I probably should get to know better
>listen to very good music every single day
>listening to music on bus
>remember that im a living, breathing human
>paranoid about whether im breathing heavily or not but cant hear cos music
>take earphones out
>>64588254
It is practice
Singing along to the Beach Boys will do wonders for your ability to sing within a certain key
>>64586113
>listening to music with drops
you should be dropped
I find that i'm often a lot more familiar with the first half of albums because if there isn't a certain song i want to hear ill just start at the beginning and usually won't get all the way through it because of time or whatever reason.
>the first couple tracks are the ones I rate the highest because by the end I'm not even paying attention
>>64589118
also pretty much this >>64589096
I have a bad habit of restarting a song I like half way though it, not even finishing it just listening to maybe the first two or three minutes again. It's nothing I try and do on purpose. I just really like some songs. Sometimes I'll listen to the same song for an hour straight
>>64589225
>Sometimes I'll listen to the same song for an hour straight
no
>walk around in circles daydreaming and hopping from one song to another without listening to one completely
>just want to hear the beginnings and get the overall vibe to satisfy an earworm or whatever
>>64587455
>Shuffling my feet around to SILY
>Air guitar like a maniac to the first half of Marquee Moon
Good times.
>can't decide what to listen to
>put on Deja Entendu
It's not even one of my favorite albums, it just always seems to suit my mood
>>64589225
Sometimes I'll listen to the same song on repeat all day.
>>64590066
but in the end... it didn't even matter
>>64590097
kek
>>64590026
me but with Devil And God
>>64587455
yeah i go insane jumping around and shit when im listening to aggressive stuff
Listening to the same fucking shit for years and years, I call it "crutch music"
Becoming too impatient to take in new material that may make it to your crutch music playlist, so you almost exclusively listen to those same fucking tracks over and over again.
i e becoming way too indulged in one or two artists for way too long
Pic related. A lot of time I'll listen to something on Youtube that's really heartfelt and moving, maybe even like a Bob Dylan song, or a Cat Power song, or something I've never heard before, and then I'll be like "this is good, but it's nothing like Pitseleh". And I'll sit there listening to Pitseleh thinking "fucking masterpiece". I've also done this with Nirvana and NMH
>>64591146
This so fucking much.
>>64588254
i do this all of the time haha
>Listen obsessively to one genre/a few artist who make similar music
>Months and months on end
>Until I burn out and never listen to it again.
>idea.pkg
>create playlist based on genre, mood, etc
>execute idea
>drag and drop songs for an hour
>parameters for what songs fit playlist begin to become more liberal
>excuses for including more ill-fitting music become more arbitrary
>original idea lost in the mire of liberalism
>end up making the same goddamn playlist over and over again
>delete said playlist
>regret deleting it
>>64589096
I do this and it infuriates me
>>64591146
I listen to a lot of "extreme" music and I do this too. If a new album isn't as loud or intense as one of my favorites it just makes me want to listen to the old stuff. I probably cycle through like 3 or 4 albums a year
>>64594349
this, except less extreme and more unique/stylized
whenever I find a band with a unique style I like that sounds different to pretty much anything else I tend to binge on pretty much exclusively their stuff for a good while
>>64587455
this
if you don't dance when listening to your favorite music, you've truly lost the joys of living.
>>64594349
>>64594507
Yes, I agree with both of you who are essentially saying the same thing. Like for example, I'll hear a hardcore band of some sort, with what sounds like a really hard hitting track, but then I'll think "Now let's see how my boys from Acid Bath sound right after this" and 99% of the time, because I'm so used to Acid Bath, I'll end up thinking "this band would fuck up that band" and it becomes very hard for me to digest new material. Usually someone famous I respect, or a friend has to show me something in a certain time or place to really appreciate it.
>>64588912
At this point my "to listen to" list is too dense to begin because I listen to the same albums every day.
>>64590026
>that album name
kek
>>64587611
tfw horrible singing voice but want to sing in a band so bad
I start singing to myself when I'm coming home in the middle of the night.
Sometimes I even record myself and then send it to friends on WhatsApp...
>>64590948
Same
I've never listened to an album from start to finish.
>>64587455
yeah I dance around to music a lot, it's the best
>>64591146
ayyyyyyyyy I've been listening to Pitseleh now every day for two years, it has that certain quality
>>64587455
FUCKING THIS
>walking home from work
>listening to Yeezus
>Blood On The Leaves
>SO LET'S GET ON WITH IT
>HORNS GO NUTS
>Start going crazy in the street
>Notice an old lady on her porch
>I stop and wave
>Keep going as the song continues
I love doing that. I must have done that million different times and I don't care. Enjoy your music.
>>64589096
Holy shit I do this as well
>>64587455
i blame avey tare
>>64589096
>Get To Heaven
>IAOTS
>Alvvays
>RTJ+2
>Chocolate and Cheese
>Basically every Modest Mouse album
Yep. The first three to five tracks are gold then I'll just stop. If it's a band I love, I'll know every song on the album, but god damn does it suck only knowing half the songs.
>abot to head out for uni/work
>put on THAT couple of songs first before listetning to full albums
I do this every time
>have not ever listened to a godspeed record without listening to the entire thing
>am regularly late for things because of finishing an album or a song
>listening to band's discographies in the order that they were released to hear how they progressed from album to album
>>64594139
YEEES
I do the same thing and don't know how to stop. Help.
>listen to first song on album
>not banger
>mute
>scrobble the rest
>criticise it on moo
>>64599925
>>64599185
how did you get inside my brain?
>>64589118
lmao this
>>64586113
>first two songs are absolute shit
>stop listening to the fucking album
>>64600153
4 tracks in is my cut off
>high as space balls on acid
>"that" song comes on
>>64600108
i'm glad other people do this, people i talk to never understand what i'm trying to get at
to be honest, i think i'd prefer to be able to just listen to a couple songs in random order or turn an album off halfway through, it'd sure make life easier, but man it provides a lot of satisfaction to experience a whole album as it was meant to be heard
