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12/20/25(Sat)11:21:21 No.128869347
Anonymous 12/20/25(Sat)11:21:21 No.128869347 Archived
Do you think people in the present enjoy music MORE than the people in the past? Or people in the past enjoyed it more? Or about the same for both?
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Anonymous
12/20/25(Sat)11:24:07 No.128869361
Anonymous 12/20/25(Sat)11:24:07 No.128869361
>>128869347
I'd say more but only because it's more easily available, whereas if you go far enough in the past people could only enjoy it a reduced amount of times in only live settings
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Anonymous
12/20/25(Sat)11:26:22 No.128869375
Anonymous 12/20/25(Sat)11:26:22 No.128869375
>>128869361
>because it's more easily available

I think so too. Which makes me happy for being alive in the age of streaming.

Art is available and affordable
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