r/Music

This may be a bit of a cop out answer on my end, but Parabol to Parabola on Lateralus by Tool is my pick. Lyrically and thematically everything from Parabol is carried onto Parabola with thrice the energy.

I’m new to this sub so tell me if I saw or do anything wrong.
So, this might seem like a weird and out of pocket question, but i really need some answers for my speech.
I’m gonna talk about how a lot of music industries nowadays prioritize money instead of quality.
Do yall know any artists/bands that changed their ‘music style’ because of the industry / popularity?
Maybe any albums to compare (one before they became popular, and the other one after they gained attention and popularity?)

ps: I respect all music tastes and bands/artists, I’m not here to talk bad about anyone and anything. Just a genuine question.

Hi there! We can’t go to the Sunday May 24th concert for Bruno Mars in Toronto.
We have really great seats for sale, ticketmaster verified transfer or we could meet up, whatever is best for the buyer.
We paid $680 each ticket and will
Sell for $500. They are in section A3, right in front of the stage. Two tickets, Row 22 floors.
We saw him in Vegas and he puts on an amazing show.

Hey all, I have 246 playlists that would work for this. Give me a number from 1-246 & I will go to the corresponding playlist, random shuffle twice, & give you the two songs that come up. Then rate or review, tell me what you like or don’t, which you like better & why, or just what you think of the songs. Then if you’d like to do it again (& again & again!) leave a new #. If that # has already been used I’ll go to the next one.

My library is heavy on classic rock, new wave, ‘90s, indie & alternative but sometimes a lil something else. No hardcore rap, screamo metal, K-pop or Diva pop. Some are songs we’ve all heard a million times but maybe not recently or if you’re young. Looking forward to reading your impressions!