Is the idea of audiophile listening a dying concept as boomers die off?

@audioisnobiggie 

Aww, I'm such a meanie to the criminals.

To a di-k-thing ni--a criminal gangsta, it's all the same thing after that anyways.

I always find it interesting how people are capable of behaving when they can be anonymous. Racist memes and over-generalizations are typically the hyperbole of those yet to reach puberty. I do think its very cool of you though that your username pays tribute to Biggie. Very cool indeed.

Honk, wrong, I'm actually way ahead of my time.

After black people near you have to try not to have been criminals also, you will hear Canadians speak of how much they love our future queen Middleton (although only on the streets, so that everyone else has to finally be grumpy about everyone else's jobs, instead), for teaching us all that people never needed more freedom of speech.

All the American immigrants who need more of that will obviously prefer the USA, where people should really be taking out their anger on the wealthy, since they're ready for it.

I'm going to move to the US, start my own company that manufactures sutures and plaster for casts, and then become a musician.  I wonder how much my fans could eventually allow me to compensate myself from my stocks?

@audioisnobiggie 

I’m going to move to the US, start my own company that manufactures sutures and plaster for casts, and then become a musician. I wonder how much my fans could eventually allow me to compensate myself from my stocks?

I’m unsure if there is an IQ test administered to move here, but you may want to have your guardian check on that for you.

@ghasley +1

Aww, I'm such a meanie to the criminals. To a di-k-thing ni--a criminal gangsta, it's all the same thing after that anyways.

Shouldn't you be storming a capitol somewhere complaining about your privilege?

Quite simply younger generations like music "cooked in a studio"  Not their fault, but most Rap, hip hop and pop are highly "manufactured/processed"to death in a studio.....if everything new is made that way, no wonder the "younger" generations think we baby boomers are full of it