What's Everyone Listening to?

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How many weeks to catch the buffalo?

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I was trying to see what all the hype was about with this record and just couldn't. It's passable and inoffensive.

I like him but yeah it's nothing earth-shattering.

i didn't know anything about the guy before i shot his set at Boston Calling last year and by the response of the teenage girls crammed at the rail, screaming and crying, tears rolling down their faces - well, you would have thought it was the Beatles in '64. it was pretty insane.

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[beantownbubba]

I was trying to see what all the hype was about with this record and just couldn't. It's passable and inoffensive.

I like him but yeah it's nothing earth-shattering.

i didn't know anything about the guy before i shot his set at Boston Calling last year and by the response of the teenage girls crammed at the rail, screaming and crying, tears rolling down their faces - well, you would have thought it was the Beatles in '64. it was pretty insane.

Holy shit! This guy's got 6 songs, SIX, with more than 100,000,000 listens on Spotify alone. One has had over 600,000,000! And I never heard of him until this thread. He's now in the cue because SIX but i have no idea who he is or what he sounds like.

[beantownbubba]

Decoration Day - Front to back for the first time in a long time. Not bad.

[beantownbubba]

Holy shit! This guy's got 6 songs, SIX, with more than 100,000,000 listens on Spotify alone. One has had over 600,000,000! And I never heard of him until this thread. He's now in the cue because SIX but i have no idea who he is or what he sounds like.

Three songs (w/ a total of over a billion listens) in and I'm clueless and near the end of my patience and willingness to sacrifice for music. If this stuff makes teenage girls cry I don't know who I feel more sorry for, teenage girls or teenage boys. But I fully acknowledge that I am not the intended audience.

My apologies to all the musicians who did not get my .003 cents while i listened to this.

PS While now being 5 songs in, I have now learned that Noah has over 37 million monthly listeners on Spotify, is from VT (damn, I really want to root for him), has garnered "global renown" and has sold out an upcoming (currrent?) stadium and arena tour. He also describes himself as having a "self-deprecating sense of humor." There's got to be a word for that. Not exactly an oxymoron. Not quite hubris. Not literally delusional. But maybe some combination.

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Holy shit! This guy's got 6 songs, SIX, with more than 100,000,000 listens on Spotify alone. One has had over 600,000,000! And I never heard of him until this thread. He's now in the cue because SIX but i have no idea who he is or what he sounds like.

Three songs (w/ a total of over a billion listens) in and I'm clueless and near the end of my patience and willingness to sacrifice for music. If this stuff makes teenage girls cry I don't know who I feel more sorry for, teenage girls or teenage boys. But I fully acknowledge that I am not the intended audience.

My apologies to all the musicians who did not get my .003 cents while i listened to this.

PS While now being 5 songs in, I have now learned that Noah has over 37 million monthly listeners on Spotify, is from VT (damn, I really want to root for him), has garnered "global renown" and has sold out an upcoming (currrent?) stadium and arena tour. He also describes himself as having a "self-deprecating sense of humor." There's got to be a word for that. Not exactly an oxymoron. Not quite hubris. Not literally delusional. But maybe some combination.

he now lives in watertown, but w/ all those spotify checks rolling in, he might be your neighbor soon.

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[beantownbubba]

he now lives in watertown, but w/ all those spotify checks rolling in, he might be your neighbor soon.

Heve you checked out real estate prices in Watertown lately?

BTW, my comments on Kahan probably came across as more negative than I intended. I was comparing what I was hearing to the numbers and other evidence of popularity/hype I was reading about and it seems like a large gap. But as to the music itself I think mundane mayhem pretty much nails it with "passable and inoffensive."

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Hot Rocks The Rolling Stones

[brettac1]

he now lives in watertown, but w/ all those spotify checks rolling in, he might be your neighbor soon.

Heve you checked out real estate prices in Watertown lately?

BTW, my comments on Kahan probably came across as more negative than I intended. I was comparing what I was hearing to the numbers and other evidence of popularity/hype I was reading about and it seems like a large gap. But as to the music itself I think mundane mayhem pretty much nails it with "passable and inoffensive."

I got turned onto him by my sister who is 33 but we're young at heart in this family.

Anyhow I can typically appreciate catchy folk-pop and that's basically what he makes. Then he did a collab with Zach Bryan as well so then he kind of crossed over further with some of that audience.

[brettac1]

[brettac1]

Zach Bryan - "Boys of Faith"

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This makes me very happy

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Live rust, Oh how I’ve missed you

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As raggedly glorious as I remember

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Harvest Moon was the song played for the first dance at my wedding in 1993

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Not being denied anymore

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I gave a thousand pelts (and it was worth it)