Replying to miscreant

I know what you mean. The shit filter is overloaded. It’s like Robin Williams in Moscow on the Hudson, where he goes shopping for coffee and can’t process that there are countless brands of coffee.

I think this is why we see more boutique music and video stores popping up. It’s about the curation by trusted people you can see and talk to in real life. I think art is one of those things best experienced with others and little shops like that help. It’s good to see community-based backlash against the internet shit fountain.
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AK 👸🏻 2y ago

the one stop shop for everything isn’t quite working. what did it for me was wasting an hour weeding through the shit on netflix. that was all it took.

i discover new music from the audiophiles in my life and suggested films from people i trust who know my taste. i still don’t pay for any of it. same way with books. the library is my friend. i do buy the books that i will likely reread to support the authors esp if it’s a good series.

are these the “mom and pop” music and video stores you speak of in america?

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miscreant 2y ago

Yep in LA specifically though I’ve seen it elsewhere. I think people are just getting tired of being fed stuff by internet randos and looking to get back to real interactions.

As a musician I kinda hope you are paying for the music you like :)

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AK 👸🏻 2y ago

i am more inclined to pay for good music or show than films. so ya, i can be convinced. lol