>tfw you decide to dump half of your music library and rebuild

>>70245211
Bad choice.

>>70245211
You fucked up, never dump your library based on the tastes of someone other than your own
can you system restore?

>spends two months on /mu/
>thinks he has "god tier" taste
I bet you unironically like NMH

>>70245211
Lol he fell for it

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>>70245211
>god tier music
>/mu/

>>70245211
lol

poser faggot

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>>70245612
>tfw two intelligent to enjoy NMH

>>70245612
Not OP but NMH is pretty good not cringe at all.

>>70245612
Not OP either but I unironically like NMH and Death Grips. Death Grips started off ironic though.

>>70247425
I agree. Other anon must think all memes are ironic. NMH is an example of a mu meme that's perfectly good without being wrapped in multiple layers of irony.

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>tfw i want to delete my whole library and rebuild it
I don't think i should

>>70245211

>>70247504
hoarder mentality and general nostalgia always stops me from doing this.

>>70247890
i have some pretty balls shit from middles school, like Devil Wears Prada

>>70247452
>listening to anything ironically
go home

please be joking
this is stupid as fuck otherwise

>>70248414
i always think that maybe i'll forget about these songs if i delete them and it always feels good to go back and reminisce about stuff.

>>70245211
nice dubs but ditch the frog

you sound like a tool. Like, did you stop liking everything you liked after 2 months on here because nos you liked the meek board-approved music? come on dude

I do this about ever year or two. It feels good to have a limited selection to choose from, it helps focus your selection.

In a world with essentially zero cost to getting new albums, there's no longer a real value to archiving a library of music. Choosing what to listen to is more important, and large libraries can become overwhelmingly bogged down, so that discovery of old gems becomes harder.