Is it ok to go through my albums to delete the songs I think

It's a pleb thing to force yourself to listen to things you don't like. "Muh full albums" is a rockist delusion that /mu/ fell for, and the underage (You)s are about to prove me right.

>>69688562
You monster

an album experience is a thing that you will grow to understand once you start listening to great albums.

i use to delete songs that i didn't care for but i cant condone the activity anymore as i've grown to love many artists and songs i initially didn't understand or like.

on an initial listen sometimes you're just not on the same wavelength. know what im sayin?

>>69688562
No

nothing wrong with not listening to the songs, but going and deleting them seems a bit far

>>69688635
This.
The same thing happened to me and there are some songs i regret deleting. I always keep all tracks on an album and since i mostly listen to ambient music, the tracks are mixed and part of the whole experience.

>>69688701
/thread

>>69688562

It would just drive me crazy to have albums like this:

>1
>4
>6
>7
>12

Why don't you just skip them?

>>69688586
if you don't try things because of you suppose you don't like it you are a pleb and you will never learn anything new

>>69688562
That is disgusting, anon.

>>69688562
I would say don't delete them from your library, but it's cool to delete them from your phone/whatever.
I keep albums in full on my phone until I've given them a second full listen and really cement my opinions, then off they go.

But never ever rid your main library of anything--my opinion.