/mu/ - I still don't fucking understand what Headphone Du - Music

Anonymous

08/20/26(Thu)21:17:28 No.131302654

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Anonymous 08/20/26(Thu)21:17:28 No.131302654 Archived

I still don't fucking understand what Headphone Dust is. Is he just conning people into paying extra money for FLACs?

Anonymous
08/20/26(Thu)21:20:51 No.131302676

Anonymous 08/20/26(Thu)21:20:51 No.131302676

>>131302654
he conned people into buying his shitty records for decades so yeah probably

Anonymous
08/20/26(Thu)21:32:56 No.131302779

Anonymous 08/20/26(Thu)21:32:56 No.131302779

>>131302676
Fpbp

Anonymous
08/20/26(Thu)23:18:33 No.131303629

Anonymous 08/20/26(Thu)23:18:33 No.131303629

>>131302676
Would you say he wrote four chords that made a million?

Anonymous
08/20/26(Thu)23:35:46 No.131303785

Anonymous 08/20/26(Thu)23:35:46 No.131303785

>>131303629
I'd say one of the wonders of the world is going down

Anonymous
08/20/26(Thu)23:37:31 No.131303806

Anonymous 08/20/26(Thu)23:37:31 No.131303806

>>131302654
He ruined prog rock forever

Anonymous
08/21/26(Fri)00:03:41 No.131304006

Anonymous 08/21/26(Fri)00:03:41 No.131304006

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>>131303806
>For Fripp, "progressive rock" was not so much a definitive style as an attitude; the progressive rock of the 1970s had been "progressive" only as long as it pushed the stylistic and conceptual boundaries of rock outwards through the appropriation of procedures (as opposed to surface details) from classical music and jazz. Once progressive rock ceased to cover new ground, but became a set of conventions to be repeated and imitated, the genre had, in Fripp's view, ceased to be "progressive" at all.