Hello. I have a dilemma. I don't listen to music nearly as much as I want to because I don't know what to do. Car trips are by far the best time to listen to music, especially at night, but that's usually with distractions and people talking so I can't hear through my headphones perfectly. I don't have the attention span anymore to just sit back and listen eyes closed because music doesn't fully encapsulate me anymore like it used to. I walk to school listening to music and that works, but there's still lots of noise and I don't focus on the music much. It also doesn't work for me at all with albums that need a setting to feel the atmosphere.

jackaustin631:
Hello. I have a dilemma. I don't listen to music nearly as much as I want to because I don't know what to do. Car trips are by far the best time to listen to music, especially at night, but that's usually with distractions and people talking so I can't hear through my headphones perfectly. I don't have the attention span anymore to just sit back and listen eyes closed because music doesn't fully encapsulate me anymore like it used to. I walk to school listening to music and that works, but there's still lots of noise and I don't focus on the music much what to do while listening to music. It also doesn't work for me at all with albums that need a setting to feel the atmosphere.

Thanks in advance for any help

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