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Well yes, that's not really what I'm talking about here. I play old HC albums around the house all the time, though they don't really like screaming vocals (perhaps that'll change with puberty...). It's more the zeitgeist of just hearing 20-second snippets of songs and skipping around that's problematic to me. It fosters an ADD mindset for everyone, not just kids.
I guess that's not a thing my kid does. She listens to songs in their entirety.
Mine do too, most of the time. I'm trying to make a point about what kind of user behavior spotify UI (and similar apps) encourage and that it's not a good thing, for kids or adults or for music in general.
Fair enough.