One benefit of losing higher frequencies as we age is that soon enough we won’t be able to hear her.Oh, and when I’ve had enough of that music they’ll play Loving You - Minnie Riperton over and over and over again.
You’re referring to the oeuvre of Stock Aitken and Waterman I suspect.
One benefit of losing higher frequencies as we age is that soon enough we won’t be able to hear her.
usually no more than 3 chords which will be in the most obvious and most over used progression known to mankind.... It will be completely tuneless. The next "song" played will be virtually identical... and the next... and...
Some of my favourite punk records are a bit like this
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I switched over to Radio 1 for 20 seconds about 15 years ago and thought it was some kind of weird joke, Tim Westwood or something.
You don’t want to put a splice in a cable thread, the difference will be audible.A screen scrolling through all the cable threads of all HiFi fora joined together and looped. One could never identify where the splice was, though eternally trying to do so.
I can't decide if a late 90s Dutch gabba rave surrounded by gurning nutters in shell suits might be my own personal hell or whether it would be rather fun...
Yes, endlessly pounding on and on, repeating the same phrases over and over again can get tedious, I agree.Thats about as bad as it gets I guess... not music by a long way... merely noises... which if you've had enough speed and ecstasy to stun a horse you may wish to "dance" to...
Now what I REALLY struggle with is that there are people who want to listen to that sort of thing whilst stone cold sober, at home, and reading the paper or doing the ironing etc (or in their car driving up the High St!) at 3pm...
I've changed my mind. I go for the wrong kind of Fleetwood Mac, just heard something on the radio, completely bland and uninteresting elevator muzak. With ABBA I can at least enjoy winding myself up a bit
Yes, endlessly pounding on and on, repeating the same phrases over and over again can get tedious, I agree.