My Heavy Metal Journey

Streaming is often discussed and frequently debated within the music community. Artist and record companies say it's costing them money. Most listeners love having everything in one place, easily accessible and at a cost they can afford. Some listeners feel like they are better supporting an artist because they don't use a streaming service. In fact they are elitists about it often times. The problem is they are wrong. Streaming isn't going anywhere and it's actually a really good thing.  We always see the arguments about how a band only makes $0.00686 cents per stream or whatever. But I think you first need to understand how they get paid. Unlike the popular belief they are not paid per stream. It works more like revenue sharing. You can learn more here . quit being cheap and pay for the service you prefer. If you are using the free version you are hurting the artists. It's easier for people to find your music and listen to your music.   This is by far th...

 I knew as soon as I thought "i should listen to Rolling Stones top ten albums of all time" that I had fucked myself over. I just didn't realize it would be this bad. Four Beatles albums and two Bob Dylan albums are in their top ten. So you're telling me sixty percent of the ten greatest albums of all time, ALL TIME, were created by two artists. This list considers every genre, artist, noise or static ever recorded and called music. Out of hundreds of millions of albums this is what you come up with? Get bent Rolling Stone. I always knew you were a joke. But this is unforgivable.  All of this is clearly just my opinion. You are free to, and should, feel however you want about the following albums and artists. 10. The Beatles - White Album  This is just The Beatles shoving as many different musical styles as they can think of into one album. It's an unnecessarily long 30 tracks yet runs just over an hour. I'm not going to say every song should be six ...