It looks like the categories have recently changed, but I thought this might be the best choice as it can relate to listeners of music who become creators/producers/“Makers” of music. Though it can pertain to just listening to music and considering the meaning of it in a philosophical and emotional sense as well.
Here’s a 7 minute video with Jordan Peterson and John McWhorter, just a segment of a longer conversation. They make some interesting points, and I considered why I enjoy music and what it means to me. Way to lengthy to go into here, but I find myself listening mostly to music I have listened to for decades that I’m very familiar with. For me, it never seems to get old - even though in most cases … it IS old, compared to contemporary music. Most current music I can hardly stand to listen to, with a few exceptions. New Indie music - at least - can defy contemporary stereotypes and offer something different, which should be a compelling reason for this site/forum to exist.
When listening to the older music I “grew up with” and “aged with”, I tend to find depth in the aspects of production techniques and mixing choices. Something the average listener may not even contemplate. But for me, I seem to be able to both enjoy the music and revel in the production at the same time. It’s like a dual celebration.
Anyway, on with the video. 
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