/mu/ - I used to love the Beatles, but now I can't stand - Music

Anonymous

11/18/24(Mon)18:17:44 No.124452191

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Anonymous 11/18/24(Mon)18:17:44 No.124452191 Archived

I used to love the Beatles, but now I can't stand their music anymore.

What happened? Did u ever experienced something similar, anon?

Anonymous
11/18/24(Mon)18:20:14 No.124452222

Anonymous 11/18/24(Mon)18:20:14 No.124452222

>>124452191
i only listen to yoko ono now

Anonymous
11/18/24(Mon)18:20:51 No.124452227

Anonymous 11/18/24(Mon)18:20:51 No.124452227

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>>124452222
>>124452222
Quads checked

Anonymous
11/18/24(Mon)18:22:48 No.124452250

Anonymous 11/18/24(Mon)18:22:48 No.124452250

>>124452191
You're obsessed

Anonymous
11/18/24(Mon)18:25:25 No.124452285

Anonymous 11/18/24(Mon)18:25:25 No.124452285

>>124452250
With what?

limerencegirlfriend !!WEvuOO604ev
11/18/24(Mon)18:45:55 No.124452547

limerencegirlfriend !!WEvuOO604ev 11/18/24(Mon)18:45:55 No.124452547

>>124452191
Used to be a Black Veil Brides fan in middle school. I got into music because of metalcore. Then I renounced the genre when I discovered TOOL, Mastodon, Pantera, Helmet and Neurosis. Now I went back to occasionally listening to Black Veil Brides, and got into metalcore again when I discovered Unleash The Archers. You will circle back. That nostalgic feeling will come to you again.

Anonymous
11/18/24(Mon)18:53:51 No.124452633

Anonymous 11/18/24(Mon)18:53:51 No.124452633

>>124452547
>You will circle back. That nostalgic feeling will come to you again.

I hope so, anon. The Beatles are an amazing band.

Anonymous
11/18/24(Mon)18:53:53 No.124452634

Anonymous 11/18/24(Mon)18:53:53 No.124452634

>>124452191
Now you know that even the best of popular music is just disposable slop for the masses.
Look for Bach or Beethoven if you want to find music to listen for the rest of your life.

Anonymous
11/18/24(Mon)18:59:07 No.124452674

Anonymous 11/18/24(Mon)18:59:07 No.124452674

>>124452634
YOU KNOW I WORK ALL DAY
TO GET YOU MONEY, TO BUY YOU THINGS

Anonymous
11/18/24(Mon)18:59:23 No.124452677

Anonymous 11/18/24(Mon)18:59:23 No.124452677

>>124452547
For me it's some of the bands you listed. TOOL especially. I don't know wtf happened. I was obsessed for like twenty years, went to multiple shows, one of my favorites. Then my mom was listening to them one day after I hadn't revisited them for a few years and it sounded so whiny, pretentious, and angsty to me. I just sat there flabbergasted for like a half an hour. Maybe I'll come around a bit with some Nostalgia but it's been years now of very very little music with any real angst. Maybe it's just getting older.

Anonymous
11/18/24(Mon)20:35:12 No.124453604

Anonymous 11/18/24(Mon)20:35:12 No.124453604

>>124452677
Same with Tool. Got into APC and Puscifer around the same time, love/loved that band, but now when I listen to them it sounds more like the soundtrack to another decade, like the relic of another age. Which it is, but it feels like it has no bearing on my life right now at all. I can still appreciate the memories that it conjures up.

Anonymous
11/18/24(Mon)20:39:14 No.124453656

Anonymous 11/18/24(Mon)20:39:14 No.124453656

>>124452191
Same happened to me, also with lots of boomer rock bands from 60, 70 and 80s. I guess I simply matured

Anonymous
11/18/24(Mon)20:40:15 No.124453664

Anonymous 11/18/24(Mon)20:40:15 No.124453664

>>124452634
>Beatles
>the best of popular music
Good one anon