How do you listen?
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I must have attention deficit disorder. I listen to the whole album maybe 1/100th of 1 percent of the time. an whole side 1/10th of 1 percent of the time and singles about 99.99% of the time. I see no point in listening to the shitty songs in between the goods ones just becuase some record company wanted to water down the hits for a particular artist to strectch them out over multiple albums.
I simply rip the songs I like to the digtal doman and occasionally record to tape or just play straight from the digital as building playlists has endless possibilities.
I rarely will listen to more then two songs from the same artist in a row.
I simply rip the songs I like to the digtal doman and occasionally record to tape or just play straight from the digital as building playlists has endless possibilities.
I rarely will listen to more then two songs from the same artist in a row.
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All kidding aside, I listen lots of ways;
I view tapes as "recorded" or preserved playlists of songs, marking time and mood and I generally pop in a tape when I can be focused on listening all the way through.
Also like the unpredictable flow of using shuffle on digital sources plus an occasion playlist there too.
Tapes and digital are my deal 90% of the time.
When I play vinyl, which isn't enough - unless it's albums committed to tape - I usually binge out and make a listening session of it, with the selections dictated by mood.
Can't say that I've ever really listen just to "cuts"...
When I play a tape, I always run it beginning to end - same with vinyl; no music search or mid-LP need drops respectively.
I view tapes as "recorded" or preserved playlists of songs, marking time and mood and I generally pop in a tape when I can be focused on listening all the way through.
Also like the unpredictable flow of using shuffle on digital sources plus an occasion playlist there too.
Tapes and digital are my deal 90% of the time.
When I play vinyl, which isn't enough - unless it's albums committed to tape - I usually binge out and make a listening session of it, with the selections dictated by mood.
Can't say that I've ever really listen just to "cuts"...
When I play a tape, I always run it beginning to end - same with vinyl; no music search or mid-LP need drops respectively.
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