#Music

Shine 0n You Crazy Diamond

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Shine 0n You Crazy Diamond “It was June 5, 1975. During the recording sessions of Wish You Were Here, Pink Floyd received a visit from a strange obese, bald and haughty-looking character at the Abbey Road studios. Only after several minutes did David Gilmour recognize in that man Syd Barrett, their friend and bandmate who had been lost in the meanders of his own mind, to …

Reddit Music 734 2025-02-08

Is it normal to listen to music all day?

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Is it normal to listen to music all day? (First time writing one of these so I’m sorry if I couldn’t deliver what I think to its full extent) Well let me be honest, I know some ppl are gonna say it is normal and all that, but my question goes deeper than I initially thought. My true question is it Normal to WANT to listen to music at any given time? I like to spend any spare time liste…

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Emotional songs about children growing up

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Emotional songs about children growing up I’m in my feels and need some songs to cry to. My baby daughter turns one in a couple days, and I need song suggestions that portray that feeling of time slipping away from you. Songs like “Landslide” by Fleetwood Mac (I know that’s technically not a growing up song, but it is to me), or “Slipping Through My Fingers” by ABBA. Thank you in advanc…

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What musical artist is highly acclaimed in one area but very underrated for another? (e.g., amazing at melodies, but mostly known for their voice)

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What musical artist is highly acclaimed in one area but very underrated for another? (e.g., amazing at melodies, but mostly known for their voice) Inspired by my own music tastes- Elliott Smith is well-known for his lyricism (fair), but was also quite skilled on the acoustic guitar, which I feel doesn’t get mentioned as much! Anyone have any musicians they think deserve more appreciation for a certain facet of their work? submitted by /u/FranzLiszt_180

Reddit Music 365 2025-02-07

Does anybody still listen to the radio?

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Does anybody still listen to the radio? I’m an avid radio fan, but I’m starting to get a bit fed up with the same songs a lot of radiostations play. I hear a lot of people say it’s because this keeps listeners aboard and keeps them from switching channels. But I’m not really convinced that it does. I’m from The Netherlands and just found this interesting thing looking at the figures o…

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