Again, take a break. Enjoy the block list

You’ve literally accused everybody who disagrees with you of either trolling or lying. I think you need a break from the Internet.

I really like CDs. I know they’re not the best but it’s got the physical niceties of vinyl without being too bulky.

Similar for looking up how to play Crusader Kings.

These easily top 10 greatest film soundtracks of all time in my opinion. Maybe even top 5.

In radiohead’s Creep when the first verse shifts to the first chorus, the guitar is supposed to start playing during the chorus. But the guitarist apparently didn’t like how quiet the first verse was so he played the first 3 notes a little bit early to surprise everybody. Some also say he was probably just checking the volume on the amp. It’s not completely clear what his intentions were. But they left it in the final recording and even played it like that live.

For sure. YouTube also can auto generate mixes of you search for stuff enough.

So, I have a spotify playlist of about a thousand songs that are my “favorites.” Of course, not everything there is amazing to me nor do I memorize the lyrics. It’s just what I play when I’m bored and don’t have anything in mind but I wanna listen to music.

My tip is the use youtube’s algorithm. I know a lot of people here hate that algorithm and for good reason but it is absurdly good at recommending music. Literally just play an artist you like, maybe one of their more niche songs or a song that’s a bit more unique and you’ll start getting recommendations for very similar music. It’s especially great at electronic music. I genuinely never would have found a lot of the artists I listen to without it. It would’ve just slipped into the void.

Yes, this is what dubstep used to sound like. I don’t want to go all genre nerd and say modern stuff (post-Skrillex) isn’t dubstep, but it sounds pretty different. If you said “dubstep” in a record store from 2005 - about 2009 then this is the kind of music they’d point you to (if they had it)

It’s on YouTube

Fun fact: This is the music that can be heard playing in Neo’s headphones when he’s asleep at the start of the movie “The Matrix.” Despite this, the track does not appear in the official “Music from the Motion Picture” album.

One that I’ve been on the fence about liking recently is the Metallica - Master of Puppets remaster that came out about a year ago. I can tell the two are different but it’s so difficult to describe.