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Because I am me
I made a most influential albums list. I basically went through my iTunes and put down every album that I've listened to many times, no matter how embarrassing (see: Christian music from my childhood--I actually didn't include ALL of those, just the ones that I listened to most. Otherwise this list would have a lot of WOW albums from the late 90s and early 2000s, among other embarrassing stuff). It ended up being 160 lol.
Of course, this is only albums--there are songs that are super important to me that would not be included on such a list. But I have always been an albums listener instead of a singles listener, so this seems like a better way to do it.
I also did not include any classical music--Bernstein conducting Aaron Copland isn't here, for instance, or the Beethoven my dad used to play, etc. The closest I get is, like, John Williams.
It's funny how some of these reflect albums I just happened to stumble over in, like, the Celtic section of my public library--quite a few of these were so obscure I had to add them myself.
My main conclusion after looking it over is that I am extremely white.
Of course, this is only albums--there are songs that are super important to me that would not be included on such a list. But I have always been an albums listener instead of a singles listener, so this seems like a better way to do it.
I also did not include any classical music--Bernstein conducting Aaron Copland isn't here, for instance, or the Beethoven my dad used to play, etc. The closest I get is, like, John Williams.
It's funny how some of these reflect albums I just happened to stumble over in, like, the Celtic section of my public library--quite a few of these were so obscure I had to add them myself.
My main conclusion after looking it over is that I am extremely white.