I'm sorry you're feeling that way, assuming, of course, that this query is prompted by something other than intellectual curiosity.
I hope you were able to sleep, eventually.
I'm trying to think if there is anything. I don't tend to listen to music when I'm angry, unless, of course, it's the music that's made me angry, or, to put it more accurately, the willful ineptitude and egotism of what some miserable excuse for a human being and/or soi disant musician is doing to the music has made me angry. Most of that, fortunately, doesn't get recorded.*
*I might have some snippets of out-of-tune warbly whistle player from last night, including where he was trying to play a D whistle on a tune in A and obviously not capable of sensing the need to half-hole for the G#, let alone capable of doing it, but that's more annoying than angrifying. True anger usually involves accompanists, in my experience.
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I hope you were able to sleep, eventually.
I'm trying to think if there is anything. I don't tend to listen to music when I'm angry, unless, of course, it's the music that's made me angry, or, to put it more accurately, the willful ineptitude and egotism of what some miserable excuse for a human being and/or soi disant musician is doing to the music has made me angry. Most of that, fortunately, doesn't get recorded.*
*I might have some snippets of out-of-tune warbly whistle player from last night, including where he was trying to play a D whistle on a tune in A and obviously not capable of sensing the need to half-hole for the G#, let alone capable of doing it, but that's more annoying than angrifying. True anger usually involves accompanists, in my experience.