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Could have went to the Eagles tonight at the Forum, but work fucks it all up. smh

zombie wrote:

Jason wrote:

zombie wrote:what does fleetwood mac have at all to do with marvel films? the only thing i can come up with is if you did a search for rumours, and even that's a stretch.

Looking up the quotes, they all seem to be from Guardians of the Galaxy 2. I imagine The Chain played during whatever scene.

enh. maybe. that didn't occur to me, but it probably should have.

It was pretty prominent in the trailer too.

Reign in Blood wrote:Could have went to the Eagles tonight at the Forum, but work fucks it all up. smh

Let's go see Greta Van Fleet on October 6th, bitch...

DancesWithWerewolves wrote:

zombie wrote:

Jason wrote:

zombie wrote:what does fleetwood mac have at all to do with marvel films? the only thing i can come up with is if you did a search for rumours, and even that's a stretch.

Looking up the quotes, they all seem to be from Guardians of the Galaxy 2. I imagine The Chain played during whatever scene.

enh. maybe. that didn't occur to me, but it probably should have.

It was pretty prominent in the trailer too.

the only mcu related songs that i can recall, on memory, are back in black and the immigrant song. that's nobody's fault but my own.

Had to deal with that on Jim Croce's Time In A Bottle when Hangover III came out and dropped that song in the trailer with Ken Jeong singing along in the elevator.

I love that people are sometimes getting introduced to that era of music with these movies and stuff, but there's no effort on their end to actually search and try to enjoy songs from that era. These are the fair-weather music fans.

In another bit of annoying news, the registration for my motorcycle came in the mail yesterday, and the name they put on it is "Robert Dockhold".

there are always gonna be fairweather music fans. but that's not everyone. there are going to be people that hear a song in an mcu movie or whatever other movie (like hangover) and dig it enough to check out further songs, if only from that specific artist and possibly also from the decade that song was released too.

Aren't all music fans fairweather fans?

i don't think so, but how do you mean?

zombie wrote:i don't think so, but how do you mean?

They enjoy certain music at certain times. Also, they prefer good music to bad.

Like a fairweather sports team fan would root for a team when it is good. I don't think a music fan is under an obligation to like all music in a genre or by an artist and they certainly reserve the right to be in the right mood.

Also, because music is aural, I think it is natural that how that experience relates to your other senses impacts how you feel about a song. Maybe it was a song you had sex to, was a set piece in a film, or was heard during some other moment in your life that resonates.

It is no secret that a great music video sells a lot of records/downloads. Would you say someone is a fairweather fan if they enjoyed a song in part because of the video for it?

Foo wrote:

zombie wrote:i don't think so, but how do you mean?

They enjoy certain music at certain times. Also, they prefer good music to bad.

Like a fairweather sports team fan would root for a team when it is good. I don't think a music fan is under an obligation to like all music in a genre or by an artist and they certainly reserve the right to be in the right mood.

Also, because music is aural, I think it is natural that how that experience relates to your other senses impacts how you feel about a song. Maybe it was a song you had sex to, was a set piece in a film, or was heard during some other moment in your life that resonates.

does fairweahter mean not making a distinction between good and bad to your taste? i mean would you consider yourself to be a fair weather horror fan? would anyone else?

i think that having associations come with a song, also works against you being a fair weather fan. but we seem to have a different idea of what that term means.

Foo wrote:It is no secret that a great music video sells a lot of records/downloads. Would you say someone is a fairweather fan if they enjoyed a song in part because of the video for it?

i would not. there are some great music videos that are linked to my enjoyment of that song. it's not the whole of my enjoyment, but it plays a part for sure.

i guess fair weather may not be the right term. but casual, maybe better. someone who just flips on the radio from time to time. someone who has a couple of albums that they love, but it doesn't go beyond that. i hear a good song in a movie. i want to know who does it. i want to know what their other stuff sounds like. i might not like it all, but i put effort into it. i am active in my interest. that's the difference to me.

Jason wrote:In another bit of annoying news, the registration for my motorcycle came in the mail yesterday, and the name they put on it is "Robert Dockhold".

Only a couple fuck-ups away from Robert Dickhole, which would have been epic.