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If you know a genre inside and out, you can probably listen to an album once or twice and have a pretty good idea where you'll eventually end up on it. I've been working my way through the NPR Top 50 albums of 2018, and many of them are in genres I only have a passing familiarity with.
If I need to review an album I'll have 1 proper listen (laying down, eyes closed, proper headphones) and then I'll listen to it at least another 5-6 times in the background, one of those checking the lyrics of each song on Genius. Otherwise, if it's just to form an opinion, 2-3 times can be enough.
Dec 5, 2022 · What is an album – and why should we listen to all of it? The album as we know it, as a physical entity at least, was developed by Columbia Records in 1948, debuting in both a 10” and a 12” format, both playing at 33⅓ rpm and the latter having a run time of around 23 minutes per side.
I normally listen to an album minimum twice before rating it. Often the best albums takes 5-10 listens before it sits properly. I find that the albums I love from the beginning I often get tired of faster.
Jun 8, 2019 · I'll usually take 1 or 2 listens to know if the album is intriguing enough to dive deeper into it. But before truly "knowing" it, being able to locate it emotionally and thematically, knowing the finesse of the music, an album can easily take 15+ listens for me.
Oct 4, 2019 · The study found that men are more likely to listen to the album as the artist intended. 27% of listeners play an album from start to finish — 30% of males and only 23% of females do that.
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Jan 22, 2016 · Listen to at least one album every day. Ensure 70 percent of albums listened to were released in 2015. Keep a list of albums heard with accompanying listening notes (I kept this in a Gmail...
