d z Posted December 24, 2008 Share Posted December 24, 2008 That's only one list and it is in no way indicative of the past year in music overall. No single list ever is. Try checking several just to get a better, more rounded perspective. I actually enjoy seeing individual lists compiled by fellow music fans. What you're most likely to see here is how there is no good music being made anymore and if it is, it's too damn hard to find. Or that old favorite, "home come bands today don't sound like Led Zeppelin?" My idea of barren is not that there hasn't been _any_ good music in 2008, just not enough. I don't think it's really all that hard, it's all just part of the discovery of music to me. Even back in the heyday of "album rock" stations there was always something to find off the beaten path either through friends or something I'd read about in a music magazine that was worth checking out. That hasn't changed in 2008, nowadays there's just more means to discover music in that way. Hell, it's even easier when you think about it. With a nearly endless resource like the interwebs at our fingertips most new musical discoveries are only a click away. I'm not sure if you knew of RFC (Radio Free Colorado) before, but both alot of old and new music I discovered through there, unfortunately it was closed down sometime last year. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
d z Posted December 24, 2008 Share Posted December 24, 2008 That's only one list and it is in no way indicative of the past year in music overall. No single list ever is. Try checking several just to get a better, more rounded perspective. I actually enjoy seeing individual lists compiled by fellow music fans. What you're most likely to see here is how there is no good music being made anymore and if it is, it's too damn hard to find. Or that old favorite, "home come bands today don't sound like Led Zeppelin?" My idea of barren is not that there hasn't been _any_ good music in 2008, just not enough. I don't think it's really all that hard, it's all just part of the discovery of music to me. Even back in the heyday of "album rock" stations there was always something to find off the beaten path either through friends or something I'd read about in a music magazine that was worth checking out. That hasn't changed in 2008, nowadays there's just more means to discover music in that way. Hell, it's even easier when you think about it. With a nearly endless resource like the interwebs at our fingertips most new musical discoveries are only a click away. I'm not sure if you knew of RFC (Radio Free Colorado) before, but both alot of old and new music I discovered through there, unfortunately it was closed down sometime last year. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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