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Originally posted by sebastian_dangerfield
I've heard the "once I started focusing on my career I gave up listening to music" or "music is an escape for people who just want to shut off their minds, and I'm always thinking" argument before from boring business people (actually, my father beats me over the head with that every time we're in the car together). That's bullshit. If you don't have the brain capacity to have otside interests and work, you should give up work.
My wife's musical taste is jammed in the 80s nostalgia shit. I can't take an fucking more Cure or Echo. Its awful. I try to drag her ahead, but she loves that 80s stuff. Maddening.
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This study didn't seem to be about the first paragraph, but more the second. They were sort of looking at when does it happen that people get stuck listening to the same stuff over and over again.
They also looked at when do people stop trying new foods (sushi in the midwest was the focus in that study) and when do people do people stop doing weird shit to their bodies (piercings were the focus in that study).
With all the 80s revival stuff going on lately have you tried making her give a listen to the Killers or I Love You but I've Chosen Darkness or The Faint? I'd think that now is a great time for anyone into 80s nostalgia.
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