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A big problem with modern music is that the majority of people making it aren't musicians, per se. They're performance artists. They may have "talent", but they don't understand music theory. They can't read music and they can't compose music; they can press buttons on a computer program.

Classical musicians may not have been able to explain the detailed physics behind frequency and vibration, but they knew enough to understand their effects on the human consciousness.

Even entire buildings were designed with purpose: the transmission of sound.

Not all but most

Most music is kiked garbage artificially pushed. People become fond of something the more they hear it. One of those manipulation tactics. Even shitty music can hook normies.

Just get off the beaten path.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i0G9nSAULIU

Muffux iz dis?! Muh dyck!

It's interesting you brought up changing time signatures. There's a lot of modern music and pop music that does that, but since most people don't have any musical education, they don't notice it. You don't need to be able to read music to understand music, but it helps, but knowing structures of various kinds of compositions is incredibly helpful, even with popular music. Knowing how A-B-C sections are often used in songs and how they chords shift to bring a mood to each section is useful. I remember Jethro Tull used time signature changes or odd time signatures for that effect, such as their album "Thick As a Brick" and their song "Living in the Past", which is in 5/4. ("The Rite of Spring" is an entirely different discussion, though. Too much for my brain to handle.)

It's frustrating telling people there's a LOT of other music to listen to, but their brains shut down when you try to tell them it's not modern and was written decades or even hundreds of years ago.

I'm not a musician, but I can only imagine what you say about the spiritual experience playing in an orchestra, surrounded by other musicians playing a composition of carefully arranged chords and counterpoint.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qc98u-eGzlc

And that's why rap isn't music. Rhyming over a drum kit is so definingly nigger.

to remind you of things you are ignoring, you actively have a case of narcissistic personality disorder, and you need professional help.

the only thing orbiting you is bad smells and hubris

podcasting isnt a job, nor is it societally special. you are unemployed