Well, that's what OP wants, no ?

How to make everything sound as if you're outside the club door.

It’s especially good when the album synches up really well with something else thematically similar that’s going on in your life. I started listening to the album “Coral Throne” by Mandroid Echostar at the same time I started playing Dark Souls, and they both complemented each other really well because of the medieval themes. I started listening to “Passion of Heist II” by I Am Abomination and the same thing happened, as the themes are basically about moral-less gods wrecking our world.

It is the reason why the company that spends the most money to keep pushing an artists song out onto the radio will usually be in the top 10 easily. It isn't who is the best, just which label will sponsor their artist the most.

Star Wars Imperial March... Performed on kazoo.

Other folks had already picked Yakety Sax.

I do the same, and when I travel I chose a specific album / artists / songs to do the soundtrack. When I listen to them later on I remember nice moments of the voyage.

That title is the suck.

If this was written by anything other than AI, and not a very well developed AI, at that....

If I can't even get my alarm to play the same song every morning, I don't think I could settle on a theme song in general...lol

Yes

Back when we bought actual, physical media (records, tapes, CDs) I listened to entire albums from beginning to end, repeatedly until I knew every song. All the lyrics, all of the music and I also read the liner notes and credits over and over. I quite literally wore out all of the first several albums I ever owned from repeated listening.

It’s a bit tougher now to get all of the information with streaming services, but Wikipedia helps. I’m currently working through Toto’s catalog, I really forgot how good they are and how many really good songs they wrote besides their big hits. Before them, I spent about two months listening to a couple of older Santana albums. Next up, who knows?

He's also sang with Avantasia (one song, I believe), another group that works with different musicians.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Avantasia

https://youtu.be/czJJBH-7J5s

Same here... If I'm not streaming I'd get it off of Soulseek and then buy merch from the band or artiste I just "High Sea'd"

I don't do that lmao. I just listen to an album mostly once (if it's really up to my taste, I played 3 times for max), then I choose some tracks from that album in a playlist, but only play 1-4 tracks on loop. Ex: I listened to Emotion album (both standard and side b) by Carly Rae Jepsen twice, then choose some tracks for my walking playlist, but I mostly play "Emotion" track on loop.

I thought this was an /r/adhdmeme post at first. Someone makes the reference every week on that sub.

Just lower everything Above 60-80hz, et voilà, max subs.

Tactile transducer.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tactile_transducer

https://www.google.com/search?q=tactile+transducer&sxsrf=AJOqlzVR3vqd1K4goMT0JtuemFGzGIvHNg:1677058899503&source=lnms&tbm=shop&sa=X&ved=2ahUKEwi8nuOf66j9AhX3QEEAHVs2A3YQ_AUoAXoECAEQAw&biw=1536&bih=818&dpr=1.25

Not regular, but when I was able to manage focusing on my studies I could easily loop something 3-4 times a day minimum. There was one album which lasted precisely a pomodoro cycle of 1h and I even used it to have a rhythm. My average then was probably like 6-8 times a day and there's when I probably peaked at 10.

Then fast forward on year and I got diagnosed mild ADHD lol

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i do it as well

Come together- Michael Jackson ♡

Yes I am listening inside my love -Minnie Riperton

I'm exactly the same as you. The first band I got into was ELO and I listened to their music for about 2 years straight. Then I moved onto Queen, ABBA, Beatles, Jacob Collier, Vulfpeck, and now Pink Floyd.

An underseat sub in a car would work, or just put a big one in the back. Most subs you can increase the volume and crossover separately to taste.

Might cost some money (albeit not too much) to get a sub but if it will save your ears, it’s probably worth it.

This becomes apparent with our annual Spotify stats, my (non ADHD) friends would always have way more artists discovered but I would have those same artists that they shared with me but like...listened to their entire discography and enough that they make my top 5

It is a good feeling because once the fatigue sets in from binging them, I discover another artist and binge on them instead. Helps to appreciate the lesser-known songs that are overshadowed by the overplayed hits.