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r/LetsTalkMusic

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A community for people who are passionate about music. Stimulating, in-depth music discussions aren't rare here.

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to r/LetsTalkMusic by Joeeojoe
1 month ago
To the people who’ve listened to “The Voidz” new album. What are your thoughts?
to r/LetsTalkMusic by wasBachBad
1 month ago
Soundgarden and Alice In Chains were NOT grunge
to r/LetsTalkMusic by Scattered97
2 months ago
Let's talk: British bands/artists who got big in the UK but not elsewhere.
to r/LetsTalkMusic by Joeeojoe
4 months ago
“I like every kind of music”
to r/LetsTalkMusic by Joeeojoe
4 months ago
Anesthesia: a unique journey
to r/LetsTalkMusic by Fickle-Syllabub6730
5 months ago
What happened to "drinking songs"? Songs that are meant to be sung in a group setting by common people. Is it a subset of folk or country? Why does it not seem to be a popular type of music in America?
to r/LetsTalkMusic by Glittering-Ad5648
5 months ago
How would you describe The Beatles as the most important band in music.
to r/LetsTalkMusic by Dj_Corgi
5 months ago
Spotify’s problem with mislabeling indie music
to r/LetsTalkMusic by Glittering-Ad5648
5 months ago
What's more important to rock & roll? Influence or Popularity.
to r/LetsTalkMusic by Robbielewis98
5 months ago
Why do you think so many critically acclaimed artists end up making albums that are widely hated?
to r/LetsTalkMusic by cofi52
5 months ago
When listening to music, what instrument do you listen to?
to r/LetsTalkMusic by sohappytogether9
8 months ago
I just finished listening to “Pet Sounds” by The Beach Boys for the first time, and have never wanted to replay an album so quickly
to r/LetsTalkMusic by sohappytogether9
8 months ago
Which decades of the past do you feel the 80s, 90s, 2000s, and 2010s sounded like they took the most inspiration from musically?
to r/LetsTalkMusic by DtheAussieBoye
7 months ago
Why is it taboo to hate all of rap, but it isn't to hate all of country?
to r/LetsTalkMusic by EbolaWaffles
9 months ago
Why did older bands/singers tend to release new music faster then current day artists?
to r/LetsTalkMusic by agrestral
1 month ago
How do you all compile/keep track of the music you love?
to r/LetsTalkMusic by Readmetheessayellie
1 year ago
I’m sure this has been a thread before, but what is your pick for the most consistent artist/band of all time?
to r/LetsTalkMusic by AxelLemaire
1 year ago
Difference: UK Drill, Grime, Afrobeat, British Hip Hop?
in British, United Kingdom
to r/LetsTalkMusic by CopyrightExpired
7 months ago
What is the difference between Art-Punk and Post-Punk?
to r/LetsTalkMusic by ThinManJones-
1 year ago
What are your thoughts on hard panning in 60s albums?
to r/LetsTalkMusic by Cluttie
9 months ago
How would you describe your favorite artistic visions?
to r/LetsTalkMusic by ColonelGaddafisDad
1 year ago
Rage Against The Machine are still just as relevant in 2022 as they were in 1992
to r/LetsTalkMusic by prestoncw
1 year ago
Is rock music taking over the music scene?
to r/LetsTalkMusic by katdawg24
1 year ago
How internet/meme culture affects the way people consume music
to r/LetsTalkMusic by RudieCantFail79
3 months ago
Are The Clash, The Beatles of punk?