I’d agree with like the random aircraft ones, but do you disagree that listening to a musical on shuffle isn’t cursed?
The idea of listening to a musical and not watching one honestly never occurred to me.
Radio is chaotic evil for sure
No choice, no knowledge of what might be next in the library, very small track list so loads of repeats and SO MANY ADS
Chaotic neutral here. One momment I'm listening to Sabaton, the next I'm listening to Chainsaw Man intro song.
I regret nothing.
Am I really listening to music if I don't experience tonal whiplash with each song? Is it really living if I'm not listening to a j-pop song only to have post-metal be next in the queue??
Not only that but I also just get a real good grasp on the music I listen to in general. It is a very fun excerisze to be able to guess the song that's playing within the first few seconds.
Exactly what I do. I have over 500 songs on my Spotify paylist and just keep it on repeat. When I find a new song I like I add it on.
See, I’m typically the same way. Recently though I’ve been messing around with how I store my music though and have been into (shuffling or playing in order) albums recently.
99% of musicals completely obliterate my suspension of disbelief. Like why? Why did you have to force songs into every single conversation? It's weird and unnatural
I would drive in silence if I could. Traffic is loud but there are key audio cues throughout (honking, tram bell, protected railroad crossings, motor rot/min for shifting gears etc.)
I'd love You will be Found from Dear Evan Hansen to be randomly followed by Epiphany(we all deserve to die) from Sweeney Todd.
As in, put the officers who tortured the prisoners on death row, and free the convicts?
Or torture more people?!