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Has Anyone Else Noticed People Talking Non-Stop During Concerts Lately?
Has Anyone Else Noticed People Talking Non-Stop During Concerts Lately?
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Since the pandemic, I've noticed this at almost every concert that I've gone to. There's just a constant murmur of people talking throughout the entire show. Like it becomes difficult to hear and pay attention to quieter songs because of people just talking the whole performance. I feel like it didn't always used to be this way before the pandemic, and I dismissed it at first because it felt like it was just people excited to be out with people after being hold up for such a long time, but we're way past that now.

I mean, I have definitely seen this before the pandemic, especially during opening acts, but for the last couple years, It's during every show and every performance where you have to actively try and filter all the conversations out to actually see the show that everyone paid way too much money to see.

Is it just me or something other people have noticed too?

Edit: Just to clarify, I'm not talking about a couple assholes yelling at each other, I'm talking about a dull roar made up of hundreds of people just talking. It's like the dull roar at like a carnival or street festival. I'm also not at all against people wooing or yelling, "Hell, yea!" Or cheering at appropriate times.


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Artists whose most popular song is a cover song
Artists whose most popular song is a cover song
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Obviously there might be some debate as to what the most “popular” song is, and it’s also not meant to disparage the rest of the artist’s discography, but it’s undeniable that certain artists are known for one song (or, in some cases, multiple songs) in particular, and it just so happens that song is a cover song. Here are a few examples.

Laura Branigan - Gloria by Umberto Tozzi

Alien Ant Farm - Smooth Criminal by Michael Jackson

All 4 One - I Swear by John Michael Montgomery, I Can Love You Like That by John Michael Montgomery

UB40 - Red Red Wine by Neil Diamond, I Got You Babe by Sonny & Cher, Can’t Help Falling In Love by Elvis Presley

The Ataris - The Boys Of Summer by Don Henley

Soft Cell - Tainted Love by Gloria Jones

Joan Jett - I Love Rock N Roll by The Arrows

Five Finger Death Punch - House Of The Rising Sun by The Animals, Bad Company by Bad Company, Gone Away by The Offspring

Let’s see how many more examples you can list.


Artists where a compilation album can be considered their best work?
Artists where a compilation album can be considered their best work?
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While the majority of artists have studio albums considered their best, who is an artist where a compilation album can arguably be considered their best work over any of their studio records? Example: ABBA. Their greatest hits album Gold is, not only their best selling album, but also one of the best selling albums ever. And some critical reviews I've read of Gold consider it ABBA's definitive work. Who else does this apply to?