Random Thoughts

[NynJa]

What "changed the global music industry"?

Beyonce
or
Everything going digital

[Zealot]

Tuesday was definitely new release day when I worked for Best Buy, I cannot comment on if Beyonce had any hand in changing that.

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[Rhyis.]

sounds like 'muricas music scene sucked balls

[Andalusian girls]

America is the greatest music nation in history

[Andalusian girls]

except for Classical where the Germans edge it, but a buncha them were Austrian so suck it classical Germans

[Rhyis.]

America is the greatest music nation in history

not if yall only got music once a week

[Andalusian girls]

honestly it is insane how Austria is a tiny ass sub-German state who spent most of their history fucking their cousins losing wars to Napoleon and getting assassinated by Serbs and still threw up Schubert, Mozart, Mahler, Haydn

[Krandor]

Plus Arnold Schwarzenegger

Oh and Hedy Lamarr, kind of a big deal

[Andalusian girls]

some say the greatest composer of all

[Rhyis.]

Oh and Hedy Lamarr, kind of a big deal

sweet, found it lol

[Xno Kappa]

https://youtube.com/watch?v=-xZQ0YZ7...tYMSrKRXT0qKBb

[Xno Kappa]

Words of wisdom to live by

[Xno Kappa]

I don’t wanna go to work tomorrow

[Milkster]

as a kid that pretty much lived at the record store, that's definitely some bs

https://www.mtv.com/news/l36y58/beyo...gacy-new-retro

As artists have replicated Bey’s strategy, the industry also made note of the effects of her intentionally using a Friday release date. Before Beyoncé, most albums were released on a Tuesday. In 2015, the industry decided to make Friday the global release date for new albums. Not only did this prove beneficial for fans to receive the music at the same time as the rest of the world, but journalist and music historian Taylor Crumpton says Friday was absolutely necessary for fans to enjoy Beyoncé’s art, and remains so to this day.

[Rhyis.]

Let's have a peak at Rhyis' old ass 90s CD collection and google when this shit was released:

Nine Inch Nails - Pretty Hate Machine - October 20, 1989 (Friday)
Our Lady Peace - Clumsy - January 23, 1997 (Thursday)
Nirvana - Bleach - June 15, 1989 (Thursday)
Soundgarden - Ultramega OK - October 31, 1988 (Monday)
The Red Hot Chili Peppers - The Red Hot Chili Peppers - August 10, 1984 (Friday)
The Offspring - Smash - April 8, 1994 (Friday)
The Tea Party - Splendor Solis - 11 June 1993 (Friday)
The Cranberries - Everybody Else Is Doing It, So Why Can't We? - 1 March 1993 (Monday)
Radiohead - OK Computer - 21 May 1997 (Wednesday)
And the other 6 were on Tuesday

I picked up 15 random CDs I own and 6/15 were released on Tuesday... and all of these albums were popular. All yall white peeps got most of 'em

[NynJa]

All yall white peeps got most of 'em

I had two.

Also you mislabeled that first album.

[Rhyis.]

Also you mislabeled that first album.

maynard / reznor. same shit

[Milkster]

Well now because of Beyoncé, it's the global industry standard to release new music on Fridays with exceptions of course but they're not the norm.

[Cail]

Let's have a peak at Rhyis' old ass 90s CD collection and google when this shit was released:

Nine Inch Nails - Pretty Hate Machine - October 20, 1989 (Friday)
Our Lady Peace - Clumsy - January 23, 1997 (Thursday)
Nirvana - Bleach - June 15, 1989 (Thursday)
Soundgarden - Ultramega OK - October 31, 1988 (Monday)
The Red Hot Chili Peppers - The Red Hot Chili Peppers - August 10, 1984 (Friday)
The Offspring - Smash - April 8, 1994 (Friday)
The Tea Party - Splendor Solis - 11 June 1993 (Friday)
The Cranberries - Everybody Else Is Doing It, So Why Can't We? - 1 March 1993 (Monday)
Radiohead - OK Computer - 21 May 1997 (Wednesday)
And the other 6 were on Tuesday

I picked up 15 random CDs I own and 6/15 were released on Tuesday... and all of these albums were popular. All yall white peeps got most of 'em

I have 1 of those

[Rhyis.]

who the shit doesn't at least have: pretty hate machine, rhcp, and ok computer

the fuck people