Just listen to AC/DC. 17 albums of one song.

Is this an adhd thing? I thought I was just fucking stupid and couldn't appreciate music the way other people apparently did.

I have trouble listening to the same songs over and over. So this leads me to an endless hunt chasing some sonic high I can never satisfy. I can dig the same songs back up after maybe 2 years and they seem fresh again. Usually by that time I forgot.

I also listen to music way more than 60-80 hours a week at least. I'm a music glutton. If I can find 3 songs in a row that hit just right, I'm having the best day ever.

Then there's me, I have a song that has ~30 seconds out of the song that's absolutely banger, but it's one of those songs that's constantly shifting vibes so the rest of the song is just ok.

I've been searching for anything that would give me a full song's worth of that 30 second section for years but never really found anything that fits.

The song is: Me!me!me! - daoko feat. Teddyloid - specifically the section between 4:57-5:27. Music video is highly nsfw FYI

And that's why I tend to prefer to listen to some random online radios that just keep pushing nightcore to my ears. It's all the same vibe constantly.

This is the exact functionality I want from the suggestion algorithm from Spotify etc., not whatever bullshit metrics and way they have been doing until now because it fucking sucks...no, liking one track from an artist does not mean I like anything else from them, actually more often than not it's only that one single track I enjoy.

If you can dig up the producer of the track or album you like rather than the writer you may have a better chance of finding more of that sound you are digging. For example Sevendust has a lot of bangers, it turns out they produced their own albums so to hear more good stuff I just look for more Sevendust. Try it, listen to the Black out the sun album in order, each track complemens the next. Amazing album, you're welcome.
Jokes aside, the producer thing is legit.

Yeah, why can't the band make an album with 12 songs that are basically the same, but not? Like Jesus H. Christ it can't be that hard? (Says me, the guy who plays guitar as a hobby)

I have the same band's discography on repeat for the last 18 years.

I am like this. It drive me nuts.

I've found that - at least with streaming services - just passively listening to music similar to That One Song™ will net you lots of good shit.

For example: I'm a metalhead, but also enjoy EDM/DnB and the like. By "tuning" my streaming algorithm to those genres, I've found bands like Pendulum, The Browning, We Butter The Bread With Butter, and so much more.

I make my own vibes 😔

Going through the same thing in comics at the moment. Read Hopeless Savages followed by My Riot and now I only want comics about girls starting punk bands

I'm curious if its possible to check like the sonic profile of a song and filter songs that match it. I know Plex let's you add an llm to their music app but unsure how it goes about doing anything

And that's why AI music is winning.