Replay Value of Music

WINNER: the most mundane post

>>74774522
That's happened with literally all of my music, and I'm not really finding anything new that I like either. Think I've grown out of the hobby.

>are all albums like this?

Actually everything is like this. Have too much of anything and it'll eventually bore you.

/endthread

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>>74774522
Pic related is the album that got me into albums and music as a whole. I listened to it a fuck ton. Now I have to be in a specific mood to really appreciate it as much as I used to.

>>74774652
>>74774644
they get it

>>74774652
pretty much

its why I only listen to my top 10 albums three times a year max

ruins the magic

>>74774522
yeah this is why i try to listen to an album a lot (if i like it a good amount) over a short period of time (like a month). that way when i go back to listen to it not only am i not tired of it but it brings a wave of nostalgia of whatever i was doing at the time when i listened to it a lot.
for example i really enjoy listening to cadillactica because it brings back a bunch of memories from highschool. feels great man

>>74774777
actually slight correction it can span from a week to a few months, but there are some albums that i always listen to and dont really get tired of like lonely city by specifics, which i found in 9th grade and still listen to today but its a once and a while thing like >>74774698
said

>>74774777
>cadillactica in high school
>realizing people were in high school in 2014

hello darkness my old friend....

>>74774810
i had a feeling saying that would get me this kind of response kek

>>74774810
yeah jfc man its scary

>>74774522
I dunno, I think at least for me there is some music that doesn't get old. If I like it enough, it still blows me away every time I listen to it just because nothing scratches the itch like it does. A lot of the time I have to push myself not to just listen to my favorites all the time.