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I cant really tell the difference between mid range and high quality gear/music but I can't stand low quality gear/music.
I never listen to playlists or individual songs, albums all the way! It's the way the artist intended it after all!
Yes I regularly just listen to music. Especially when no one else is in the house I'll turn up the sound system and listen to some nice albums.
Definitely! Jazz is the most underrated music genre, most people don't give jazz the chance it deserves because they think it's for old people (as a young person I can tell you it's not) Progressive rock is amazing, the prophets song from queen is one of queens best songs. And Radio head is over-hyped.
I mostly get music from friends and other people that are interested in music.
Exactly. Listening an album tells a story.