if i actually couldnt (like all my music being taken away and there being no way of me getting any more or listening to anyone else's) then i suppose i could make it a day without listening, but i would hate it.
I could, but I would prefer not to. Though I use the internet to listen to music, not Ipods or whatever, and I also play video games, which have music, and I always go online everyday, and usually play atleast one video game a day, so it would be VERy difficult for me to go a day without music.
yes, I've gone weeks and weeks without listening to music actually.
xaos
how did u manage Oh you kids today are so spoiled with your iPods and your streaming media.Seriously. Beyond that, I didn't know music was that big of a deal to this generation of kids. I could go a week without listening to a single song and not even notice.
I probably could but it would make other media more boring too. I don't usually just listen to music alone but i do think it's a big impact on movies and tv shows, not to mention in games.
Seriously. Beyond that, I didn't know music was that big of a deal to this generation of kids. I could go a week without listening to a single song and not even notice.Pirate700
I've gone weeks without listening to music before, such as when I was on a backpacking trip in the mountains. I noticed that I had a few songs stuck in my head every day and I often sung the lyrics to them. When it was over listening to music was the number one thing I wanted to do when I got back. It really sticks with you.
[QUOTE="Pirate700"]Seriously. Beyond that, I didn't know music was that big of a deal to this generation of kids. I could go a week without listening to a single song and not even notice.Saturos3091
I've gone weeks without listening to music before, such as when I was on a backpacking trip in the mountains. I noticed that I had a few songs stuck in my head every day and I often sung the lyrics to them. When it was over listening to music was the number one thing I wanted to do when I got back. It really sticks with you. It's cool that you can admit that you were rocking out to "My Humps" up and down the length of the Appalachian Trail :)
[QUOTE="xaos"][QUOTE="cee1gee"] how did u managePirate700
Oh you kids today are so spoiled with your iPods and your streaming media.Seriously. Beyond that, I didn't know music was that big of a deal to this generation of kids. I could go a week without listening to a single song and not even notice. im not a kid, and its impossible for me to go 1 day, i live in new york city, i would have to hide in a closet with earplugs to avoid music...which is why i ask people how did they go 1 day
[QUOTE="Pirate700"]Seriously. Beyond that, I didn't know music was that big of a deal to this generation of kids. I could go a week without listening to a single song and not even notice.Saturos3091
I've gone weeks without listening to music before, such as when I was on a backpacking trip in the mountains. I noticed that I had a few songs stuck in my head every day and I often sung the lyrics to them. When it was over listening to music was the number one thing I wanted to do when I got back. It really sticks with you.:lol: OH man, when I go hiking in the mountains, I get songs stuck in my head too. It drives me nuts.
[QUOTE="xaos"] Oh you kids today are so spoiled with your iPods and your streaming media.cee1gee
Seriously. Beyond that, I didn't know music was that big of a deal to this generation of kids. I could go a week without listening to a single song and not even notice. im not a kid, and its impossible for me to go 1 day, i live in new york city, i would have to hide in a closet with earplugs to avoid music...which is why i ask people how did they go 1 dayMaybe you should have reworded it then. It sounds like you're asking if people are hooked on music or not.
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