Don't you hate it when...?
Hobovillia
10-07-2006, 15:02
When things like music are played so much that they just lose their awesomeness(Say Stadium Arcadium, Dani California, gosh, I hear it everywhere)?
And movies that are quoted so much it isn't it, say Napoleon Dynamite ("GOSH!")
I suppose this falls under cliché, ha?
Wallonochia
10-07-2006, 15:04
That's one thing I hate about most radio stations, they play the same things over and over and over again all day.
Mstreeted
10-07-2006, 15:06
I dislike it when things are played on the radio to death
Hobovillia
10-07-2006, 15:08
That's one thing I hate about most radio stations, they play the same things over and over and over again all day.
Thats why I listen to NZs self-proclaimed, only Classic Rock station. But really its 90% Classic Rock and 10% Modern (like '00s) I caught them playing Dani California, but thats only once since I've been listening to it.
Whereyouthinkyougoing
10-07-2006, 15:13
When things like music are played so much that they just lose their awesomeness(Say Stadium Arcadium, Dani California, gosh, I hear it everywhere)?
Yes, I hate that, but I've also done it to myself by playing some new awesome song over and over and over until the magic was gone. :(
Kryozerkia
10-07-2006, 15:14
That's why I only listen to CBC Radio 1 - that way, I know they're only replaying Classical over and over...
Hobovillia
10-07-2006, 15:15
Yes, I hate that, but I've also done it to myself by playing some new awesome song over and over and over until the magic was gone. :(
Me too, unfortunatly, I think I'm doing that to Wish You Were Here at the moment too:(
Hobovillia
10-07-2006, 15:23
Me too, unfortunatly, I think I'm doing that to Wish You Were Here at the moment too:(
*notes his own sig*
And that's why I don't listen to radio!
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Or at least it would be if any radio stations around here played stuff I like anyway.
Hmm.
Mooseica
10-07-2006, 15:29
Yep, pretty much. Rather like Clocks by Coldplay (not that it was any good anyway) or Everybody's Changing by Keane, and that was good.
And oh man don't you just hate it when someone asks a question and you don't know whether or not it's rhetorical?! :D
Yootopia
10-07-2006, 15:30
*coughs* Hey Ya by Outkast *ends cough*
*coughs* Most of Little Britain, although it was actually pretty shitty to begin with *ends cough*
Wallonochia
10-07-2006, 15:31
Thats why I listen to NZs self-proclaimed, only Classic Rock station. But really its 90% Classic Rock and 10% Modern (like '00s) I caught them playing Dani California, but thats only once since I've been listening to it.
At work we listen to a Classic Rock station, and I counted 5 instances of "Holy Diver" and 4 of "Taking Care of Business" in the 8 hours I was there yesterday.
Boonytopia
11-07-2006, 08:33
And that's why I don't listen to radio!
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Or at least it would be if any radio stations around here played stuff I like anyway.
Hmm.
That's why I listen to RRR (http://www.rrr.org.au/), there is no playlist.
Cannot think of a name
11-07-2006, 08:36
Yes, I hate that, but I've also done it to myself by playing some new awesome song over and over and over until the magic was gone. :(
There are long driving jags where I can't or don't get around to changing the cd and end up overlistening to albums. Then I don't listen to them for a really long time and can't find them when I want to listen to them again...that gets extra frustrating....
I hate my Winamp. I have over 600 songs, and shuffle is on, yet the same songs come up all the time. And I've checked the other ones, they're fine...
I hate my Winamp. I have over 600 songs, and shuffle is on, yet the same songs come up all the time. And I've checked the other ones, they're fine...
I dislike how AmaroK, will play a song with a score of 35 nearly as much as a song with a score of 95 (AmaroK gives songs a score out of 100 based on you apparant preference for the song. Choosing a song will boost its score, stopping/skipping a song will lower it, etc).
I dislike how AmaroK, will play a song with a score of 35 nearly as much as a song with a score of 95 (AmaroK gives songs a score out of 100 based on you apparant preference for the song. Choosing a song will boost its score, stopping/skipping a song will lower it, etc).
That's for Linux, right?