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[sleepy jack]

Yes I am, I love going to concerts and tend to go to concerts every weekend even if I've never heard the band or have heard them and don't care for them. Would I listen to those bands on album? No I wouldn't because I'm incredibly picky when it comes to albums about productions, creativity etc. Comparing albums to concerts is ridiculous, they're two completely different sides of music. Saying "Oh because you like going to concerts and don't care about who the artist is how they sound it must mean you don't care about how any music sounds" is illogical and retarded.

[WendyCal]

Hmmm ...

Okay

[Astronomer]

Originally Posted by sleepy jack

Yes I am, I love going to concerts and tend to go to concerts every weekend even if I've never heard the band or have heard them and don't care for them. Would I listen to those bands on album? No I wouldn't because I'm incredibly picky when it comes to albums about productions, creativity etc. Comparing albums to concerts is ridiculous, they're two completely different sides of music. Saying "Oh because you like going to concerts and don't care about who the artist is how they sound it must mean you don't care about how any music sounds" is illogical and retarded.

I'm kind of with sleepy jack here, although most of the time I will attend a concert because I like the sound of that band, there are some concerts I have been to purely because of the concert experience of that band, and I probably wouldn't listen to their album because it evokes a totally different experience than seeing them live. So comparing albums to concerts is difficult because they are two completely different sides of music.