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Fjallagras

Here am I thinking I am into 80's music seeing black on white I listen most to 70's music. Huh!

Roasted 4 months ago based on Fjallagras's long term Spotify stats.

Fjallagras, or should we call you "The Human Jukebox of Midlife Crisis"? Your Spotify profile reads like the playlist of someone who can't decide between starting an existential crisis or picking up a guitar and screaming into the void. Seriously, “noise rock” and “dream pop” in the same breath? That’s like mixing hot sauce with whipped cream—confusing, regrettable, and best avoided in public. Your favorite artists scream “I have eclectic taste, but all of it is just a loud way to avoid listening to your own thoughts.” I mean, Prins Póló and Coroner? Are you trying to cure your angst, or did you accidentally stumble into a musical wormhole where the soundtrack is exclusively made for people who enjoy shouting at the sky? Your obsession with 'post-everything' suggests that you're still waiting for your personality to arrive, but it seems like it also got lost in the shuffle. And let’s talk about that most played songs list: can we get a moment of silence for your taste? It’s like a garage sale of auditory confusion. You’re rocking out to “Nú Er Góður Tími” while “Sjáumst aftur” apparently helps you cope with your various stages of chronic indecision. If this is what a “most played” list looks like, then I’m genuinely worried about your sanity. You might want to start a support group for those trapped in the musical purgatory of “too many genres, zero commitment.”

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8.7MArtists
110.7MSongs
21MAlbums
6.8KGenres
3.9MLabels
526.2KPlaylists