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Topic: Is Streaming Music Killing The Intro? |
Walter Stettner
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Vienna, Austria
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Posted 28 Nov 2017 11:51 am |
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Found an interesting article, based on a study for the Ohio State University. I am absolutely no expert on the new musical trends of today but haven't we all noticed that the percentage of instrumental parts of a song (Intro, Solo, Outro) has dramatically decreased in the past years? The instrumental background of a song seems to become more and more unimportant to the average listener. Hard times for musicians!
Here's the article:
https://news.osu.edu/news/2017/04/04/streaming-attention/
Kind Regards, Walter
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Walter Stettner
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Vienna, Austria
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gary pierce
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Rossville TN
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Posted 28 Nov 2017 3:01 pm
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| I agree, they either talk over the intro, or cut the end off. |
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Tony Prior
From:
Charlotte NC
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Posted 29 Nov 2017 2:39 am
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Ha..totally agree. I recall recently listing to Brad Paisley Mud on the Tires on the radio , the entire song is a front for the guitar solo at the end, clearly where the song is headed.A build up to a great dramatic solo and ending. What did the DJ do ? he cut off the solo before it started and went on to some other nonsense. I was like...
"Dude. do you have any idea what you just did to everyone listening " ?
I laughed and just turned off the radio before the guy played another song.
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