Im no ultra boomer or anything, when we go to shows, we try to get front row, and i talk and dig up bands similiar to who we like/are seeing. I can get into almost anything new/creative/rhythmic, most headline to 2nd line and below festival bands I've heard of from basically the mid 90s to now, and even though some genres aren't my cup of tea, I can see the talent or what they're trying to make or why people might like them.

but Geese, These guys... I do not get. At all. Im not even sure this is music. Nothing matches or flows. Can someone explain to me what im missing and what exactly people find in this band to get them the billings they are pulling?

So there’s a few songs on Apple Music that I absolutely LOVE! But there are parts that I don’t want to hear due to it ruining the vibe.
Is there a way I can cut it to only what I want to hear and play it on repeat or a collection while phone screen is off?

Not in a mood to drink something to get buzz, try this and get intoxicated.... Anytimeeeee suggested to anyone

play this loud n enjoy

I have been wanting to get this off my chest for a while now. I prefer Hole to Nirvana. Both are great bands, but who do I prefer listening to? It’s Hole. I’m willing to die on this hill in anonymity.

An artists fanbase can be a great way to get new people to listen. I, personally, have avoided listening to certain bands because their fan bases were really toxic. However, i think the opposite is also true. I think a good example for me is Ween. Their fanbase is really connected and the whole situation with them trying to help Johnny Williams melts my heart. So, what fan bases in music do y'all think are really nice / fun to be in?

Can anybody up this song. Seriously wondering what song today can compete with this . I'll eait