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It's my 30th, and I still care about her. She'll always be in my heart, I don't think I'll ever forget her, or be able to let her go. This isn't the end, I just know no matter where I end up, and who I end up with, she'll always be in the back of my mind. Just someone that could have been perfect of me, I just didn't try hard enough, and she didn't care enough. Shit happens, I'll be alright /mu/, life goes on.
Thirtysomething 2000s and early 2010s music nerds, aka /mu/'s core users.
Do we still glorify pedantically the music that is basically adolescent teenager and student angst, you know from Pink Floyd to Nirvana? Music that tries willfully to detach itself from the mainstream by using irritating elements of noise, repetition and dissonance?
Or did we matured? Do we now listen to more cheerful stuff? Or to something like Coldplay, which is basically adult angst? Or do we listen to the music of our grandparents or ancestors?
for various reasons, this will most likely be the last time I'm posting on /mu/. I'll be reachable through last.fm and RYM, at least for now, but I'm considering removing both of those accounts.
If there's anything you want to say or ask me, now's the time. Otherwise, have a good life full of great music.
Half of my favorite lists are removed. Half of my old friends are either banned or left this shithole. 2020 lockdown created an influx of more twitter retards than ever before (even 2016 doesn't look so bad in comparison), comment boxes reeks of shit more than ever before, ui and chart algorithm is fucked up beyond repair, many obscure albums got bolded and memefied by tiktok zoomers, ratings are skewed because of recent politics. I can't even cope in peace.
