Tranceguy wrote:
So I think that depends on the person. I am 43 and I listen to trance/ dance music (mainly adopted from workouts). When we go on road trips it is the only music that the family all connects to. I know it's weird.
Can you please recommend some trance?
Everyone keeps referencing it, but no one is supplying any artists
Go on pandora and create a station for dance/club music or trance
I’m flipping out on that deep Chicago house music. Like doosh doosh doosh doosh all in my body and I’m ready to dance.
There is no big new music trend.
Indie, rap, dance music it's all been around for decades
Well, I may constantly getting into music that is "new to me". For example, I've recently "discovered" Beethoven's piano sonatas, and Indian bansuri ( a flute) music.
jimmy chonga wrote:
I'm 45 and listen to new music. My 17 year old daughter's friends find it crazy that I listen to the same stuff they do.
On a certain level I think this is sad.
It doesn't have to be ever. My dad, who is 59, listens to more new music than I do. He also goes to more shows than anyone I know. Probably sees a live band 1-2 times per week.
freeasabird wrote:
!'m 56 and listen to new music all the time. Probably more than when I was younger since I have more disposable income and more options to listen to music.
What I listen to less is top-100 music. I stopped following that music in my 30's. Not that I'll never listen to it. I'm pretty sure Kenrick Lamar was top 100 last year. I might check out the new Weeknd, but, more the most part it's independent labels that I follow.
I suppose, I'm still listening the the college radio I did in my twenties - only it's todays "college radio". As well as discovering artist I missed eariler.
Oh, I still listen to the music of my youth, but I don't limit myself to it.
Agree with all of this, and I'm close to but not exactly 56. There is so much good music out there, and it's all available on YouTube or any of the streaming services. I'm still discovering acts from my youth, as well as new stuff.
A great way to be introduced to new music is have some musician friends.
This is a very deep quote! And being a big fan of the music I like listening to rock music during my running. But lately, I heard the music from the musical and I was surprised that I like such kind of music. It was awesome and I've decided to go to the theatre to watch it, so I've bought the tickets online
I don't know that I stopped listening to new music ... I stopped listening to the radio stations that play new music.
And therefore rarely hear new stuff until it's stood the test of time and made it to my kind of stations. I guess that's quite an efficient way of filtering out the dross.
As to why I changed radio stations, I outgrew the DJ's and what they consider to be humour and banter.
I grew up in the 70's, but preferred the 50's music. I stopped listening to new music when I turned 50ish.
Rapping (some) is very creative and I can tolerate some of it. But, it's not music. Unfortunately, a lot of it sends horrible messages and promotes treating women like whooores
Hey? don't pay attention to it! They like to listen to the strange music and I think it's good that you like the same things. But I advise you to take them to the musical theatre and show them really good music https://thecolorpurpleshow.com/ and to teach them some tolerant things!
You've been working overtime on that reply.
Give Sergeant Rock a call he can help you.
When new music became crap!
DiscoGary wrote:
On a similar note I have a couple of nephews in college, and they don't have high powered stereo systems. They said very few people have loud stereo systems. Is everything done with head phones now?
Are they in the Klan, too?
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When you are an adult you will find out.
Trancevestite wrote:
Tranceguy wrote:
So I think that depends on the person. I am 43 and I listen to trance/ dance music (mainly adopted from workouts). When we go on road trips it is the only music that the family all connects to. I know it's weird.
Can you please recommend some trance?
Everyone keeps referencing it, but no one is supplying any artists
Go on youtube and look up Armin Van Buuren "A State of Trance" (sometimes abbreviated ASOT) they have a weekly 2hr show with everything new.
Above and Beyond also does their weekly show called "Group Therapy", about a 2hr set.
milermb wrote:
When new music became crap!
Which never happened, ever and never will.
For me when I got ill but there are shining hopes on the horizon of music.
Just heard this on KXUA, University of Arkansas, a free form steaming station.
Now this song was put out in October 2017, but sounds very fresh Jan 2019.
And the reason it got my attention was it sounded like a cross
of XTC, U2 and the Cure and one of the many hybrid bands that
were/are staples of college free form radio. Nice song & video.
CCFX - The One To Wait (Official Music Video) [DFA Records]