It's a Good Year, for a Murder.

yamijoey:

onsflo:

yamijoey:

holyroarrecords:

Agreed. Same goes for beanies/hats/sweaters/hoodies. Everything.

willghould:

Ed Byrne made a list of laws he’d put in place if he was in power. I agree with this one.

I have a “Dogs - Turn Against This Land” T-Shirt. Never listened to anything by them, but the T-Shirt is awesome. I own nothing saying “Rolo Tomassi” on it.

Clothing taste =/= music taste.

I barely know the names of any songs, at all. The ones i do know the names of tend to be ones like Thunder by ACDC, The Final Frontier by Iron Maiden  and Shameless by The Shameless for obvious reasons. If you can name every song you like you spend too much time reading the album cover and not enough time listening to music.

The name of the song is as important as the music itself. If it weren’t, then we’d simply have them all called “Track 3 from Band 3,465,825’s 4th studio album”. It is an inherent part of the art itself, creating a fuller experience.

Also, you can listen to music and read at the same time, and if you don’t know the titles, how do you find them to listen to them?

So you can’t enjoy and appreciate music without knowing the song title and band name?
Do you need to know the name of all the scenes of a film to enjoy it? No
Do you need to know the types of paint used to enjoy a painting? No
Do you need to know the source of the clay used in a sculpture? No
Do you need to be able to name the steps to be able to appreciate a dance? No
Do you need to know the lens and film used to capture a photograph to be aesthetically pleased by it? No
Why is music so different from all other art forms?

I’m not saying that band/song names aren’t useful for organisation but if you took a recording of Stairway To Heaven by Led Zeppelin and put it on a disc, changing the meta data to Spring Clean for the May Queen by Heavy Metal Floating Light Source it’d still sound the exact same and i’d still enjoy it just as much.