WalterDigsTunes wrote:
Either way you slice it, you're still listening to new music. That is the true error. |
I've listened to new music since I was a 2 year old kid tuning in my parents radio to hear music I liked, the new sound, the new style, the new beat. In the 50 years since then I've striven to listen to something new each week, each month, each year. Since 1971 a year has not passed when I haven't increased my collection with something new: a new artist or a new release from an old artist - a new sound, a new style, a new beat. I am never sated, ever hungry for something new to whet my appetite, to broaden my experience, to expand my appreciation for the art of making music with a new sound, a new style, a new beat. The day I stop searching for new music will be the day they nail the lid down on my coffin, but they'd better not hammer with any rhythm or I'll never rest.
To quote David Bowie: "Tomorrow belongs to those who can hear it coming"