One thing that happens as you get older is that you start appreciating the hard work that real artists put into practicing their instruments and writing compositions that go beyond the three-chord nonsense you listen to as a teenager. There are a few rare pop/rock/metal-bands that manage to do this, but most of the “real” music can only be found in more traditional genres. Here’s one of my recent favourites :
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—Enough with ‘elect–trick’ muse—sick!
The most musical thing people could do right now
is dump their electronics —even their steroes —and START making music
as the music flows through their souls. . .
Music is for most people a lost art. There are exceptions though.