[ SECRET POST #4072 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4072 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

I've worked a few retail jobs where #1 classic rock hits of the 70s and 80's was the endlessly repeated store soundtrack and even though I do like and listen to music from that era, there are a lot of songs I can't stand to listen to anymore

Older people are often pleasantly surprised by my knowledge of their favourite music (I'm a music nerd raised by music nerds) but never for this reason!! I'm jealous of your positivity

[tree_and_leaf]

Given what local and store radio is like in this country, I am baffled that someone could have missed seventies and eighties hits. I mean unless they're getting into really obscure corners of it, in which case well done, but.... really?

[(Anonymous)]

Bluetooth and spotify in cars + nobody goes to brick and mortar stores any more. I can't recall the last time I went into a brick and mortar store that wasn't a grocery store or restaurant.

Months at least. Possibly years.

[(Anonymous)]

I think there's a huge difference between hearing a song in the background, and actively listening to a song and knowing who made it and what it is and placing it into a context and getting properly into it.