serious question why is it when a pop artist starts making stripped back records with acoustic instruments, critics immediately start calling it "mature"
I need to see that moonage daydream movie still
A lil meandering towards the middle a lil long but a visual experience it’s cool, it just kinda skips over certain eras quickly especially his later life
serious question why is it when a pop artist starts making stripped back records with acoustic instruments, critics immediately start calling it "mature"
I agree with the sentiment but tbh it actually applies to these albums a lot imo
serious question why is it when a pop artist starts making stripped back records with acoustic instruments, critics immediately start calling it "mature"
give me another example besides taylor lol
I agree with the sentiment but tbh it actually applies to these albums a lot imo
they did with NFR back in 2019 too and the whole time i'm just thinking
give me another example besides taylor lol
Lana
son my finger tips r on life support
serious question why is it when a pop artist starts making stripped back records with acoustic instruments, critics immediately start calling it "mature"
They love when the white singer gets a lil closer to the mic and sings over acoustic music
listen 2 Tay Tay
stevie ray vaughan is like the taylor swift of the 80’s real talk
Is COCC worth listening to? Last Lana album I heard was NFR
They love when the white singer gets a lil closer to the mic and sings over acoustic music
Billie Eilish career because i've seen her s*** be discussed like "such maturity from the 21 year old"
Billie Eilish career because i've seen her s*** be discussed like "such maturity from the 21 year old"
that last billie album was some str8 ASS
stevie ray vaughan is like the taylor swift of the 80’s real talk
i wanna punch my own face after seeing this
Billie Eilish career because i've seen her s*** be discussed like "such maturity from the 21 year old"
Billie Bossa Nova kinda tuff I can’t lie..
i hear u but maggot brain is cool
Obviously everyone works differently
But
I will say from what I've seen the biggest thing that makes people lose interest in learning guitar is them skipping beginner things and trying to jump right into playing their favorite complex cool things
They give up because it just makes the whole thing seem too hard and not worth it and even if they get the notes right they can't get it to sound right because they have no understanding of any technique