Nice! You're the first person so far to say you go to concerts more often since covid.
Me too on the genres. I seem to broaden my horizons more and more as time goes by. I'm glad I didn't end up being one of those people who only listens to what they liked in high-school
You don't sound boring! You sound smart!
Try Senner or Etymotic earplugs. And put them in right after you enter the venue. All that chatting people do before the show will, if anything, at least be exhausting for your mind.
I love a good place to hide in plain sight
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Oh no âšī¸ I'm sorry...
You're not gonna believe this but I know this rapper guy who's got like... a whole song about this
I also have tinnitus. Mine is permanent. It never goes away at all. I got it in my teens from my guitar amp... âšī¸ Never a day I don't regret it. Same about a Linkin Park show too. I was gonna catch their second-to-last concert before Chester went but I was out of town.
I used to go to shows almost weekly when I was living in London (UK). Now I live in a relatively small city so I rarely get to go.
I feel you. I go to concerts IN SPITE of the crowds. đ And I have not set foot in a stadium in 12 years and I'm not planning to ever again. Theatre, pub or no go.
And I always always always wear earplugs. The good kind, not the pharmacy kind, cause those just make the loud music sound like muffled music.
Ah, dang... that's sad. âšī¸
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Other industries... ?
Musician fan groups are pretty neat. There's probably not enough people here to recreate that yet. Heck, the biggest music groups are kind of dead.
For online lessons I charge ÂŖ10 per hour for complete beginners, ÂŖ15 for everyone else
I get around it by using Qwant
15-hour weeks? Man! I'd make a killing teaching guitar to all those bored office workers!
I still remember when they bought Macromedia Flash and all my animator friends and I simply couldn't stand Adobe Flash CS3 or whatever it was called. It used more resources, crashed more often and didn't exactly bring anything revolutionary to the table in terms of new functions.