Songs Getting Old

What do you guys think when it comes to listening to songs over and over again, maybe on loop or something, do songs get old for you? I personally like to shuffle through my songs but if i get stuck on a song too long, i lost interest. Even if it is a new song, ill get too used to the melody and song goes by too quick. Maybe all types of music need their breaks? (Dubstep is hurting my ears)

When I find new music, I usually download the album if not the discography. Usually there is a particular song I will listen to many times over in a short period. Then it usually gets put on the back burner as a find a new album and the cycle repeats. I like shuffle every now and then, although having 88 gb of music, I always end up skipping tracks which sort of defeats the purpose. It's always nice when you find a new, good song on your ipod that you either didn't know you had or forgot about.

i have a few electronica pieces that i can listen to over and over on repeat because they are slow repetitive tracks to start with - it is impossible to tell when they end and repeat.. one of those is my own song Nebulae in my Heart..

TrippyReefer said:

What do you guys think when it comes to listening to songs over and over again, maybe on loop or something, do songs get old for you? I personally like to shuffle through my songs but if i get stuck on a song too long, i lost interest. Even if it is a new song, ill get too used to the melody and song goes by too quick. Maybe all types of music need their breaks? (Dubstep is hurting my ears)

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Dubstep gets old fast. When it first came around it was awesome everything was really innovative and crazy, now its just a bunch of retards with garage band following the same basic formula over and over, and it all just starts to sound the same.