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music
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charley
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The only true language.
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980906
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emma
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la la la la la
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a-team
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My reason to live, other than World's Scariest on FOX.
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990218
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Chris
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is bollocks
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990313
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coldtea
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mine rocks yours sucks
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strange poet
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simply one of the only true forms of genuine expression...excluding art and dancing...oh yeah and writing is pretty essential too.
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ceorl
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did it pre-date language? tool-making? cave art? is it just us imitating wolves? oooOOOoooOOOO!
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sillyelly
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music is the language of the world. it opens doors that once were locked. without music there can be no happiness, no joy. only sorrow would exist. there would be darkness and nothing forever.
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990505
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groovinkim
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music is a dream. it is a frown, a smile, scream. is a lover like no other. is a language, motherfucker! is an eargasmic revelation. it is my inspiration. through all my sorrow, struggle, strife. music is my life.
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990615
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Joana
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Is the meaning of life.
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990715
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jared_d
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maintains my sanity to a large degree.
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990923
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who?
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is my addiction
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991009
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nick
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state of mind anytime give to you all they do yours and mine what to find comes and goes rains and snows high and low fast but slow anyone, anywhere those who care fight it out far about home and there without underwear stripped of all with its call finally the finale beginning again
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991010
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The sound of the fish tank filter. The sound of me banging Coca Cola bottles together in the grocery store. The sound of the keys on the keyboard going up and down as we type. The sound of my parents walking back and forth, through the house trying to figure out what to do about my depression. The screaming cry of a child being beaten. The sound of the workers at McDonalds getting your food ready. The sound of my quiet crying mixed with Marilyn Manson's Mechanical Animals last night. The sparatic drumming of a rain shower, or the heavy constant pour of a thunder storm. The sound of Jonathan Davis screaming, singing, and snarling along with the dark and eerie sounds of James and Brian, the harmonious slapping of Reggie, and to top it all off the continuous pounding of David. Anything can be turned into music. Music is the one universal language. It can express anything from utter joy to absolute saddness and depression. Either way, the world would be depressing beyond words without music.
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991128
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Q
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besides play, make music and sing it
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000104
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hahaha
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awakens something inside you when it's right (BOOM bang bang twaaaaang lalalalala)
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000106
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c-spandrea.
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music stirs up memories from days past. it makes you laugh, it makes you cry, and it makes you dance. music is beauty.
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000226
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Brad
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A term to liberally applied, these days.
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000310
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BoofPixie
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always better when drunk. easier to dance to. good make-out songs are not necessarily good music...
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000310
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Brad
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that's "too," not "to." Grammar police.
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000310
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spikey
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life, my very essence. without it i am nothing, nor is the world. it can put a world together, and can tear one down. it is the life force from which we thrive.
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000323
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BoofPixieGoLightly
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*ahem* Must police your grammar police, Brad. I meant "easier to dance to" as in "music is easier to dance to when drunk." I did not mean "music is better when drunk, and being drunk makes it easier to dance, too." nyah nyah nyah *sticks out tongue*
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000323
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Brad
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ahem... I was policing my own grammar. Yours is your business, Molly. You must think you're really cool enough to warrant me checking your grammar. For the record, it was actually a typo.
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000324
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camille
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It is said that listening can be likened to the sun, which shines upon all things, but the measure of its effect on each creature depends on its quality and what is imbibed. One is burned, while another is made to shine. One is helped to flourish, while another melts away. If anyone were to ask how it could happen that someone who has no knowledge or awareness of himself nevertheless manages to dance according to the beat of the singer and recognizes the voice and melody of the singer, the answer would be that when a man is no longer shackled by the fervour of his animal soul and has no attachment to his own opinions and ideas, his heart then becomes both more illuminated and strengthened. And when this weakening of the animal soul takes place, and the heart is illuminated, inevitably he will understand the beat of the music and the meaning of the singers
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000403
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gregg
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a world of energy that envelopes me droning voices from thousands of years ago, pulsing beats and electronic spiralling bleeps from trillions of years from now it all communicates to me, seeing as essentially, i am the one who created it as a message, a reminder to myself when the time was right...
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000517
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Brad
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Music for me has come to be very existential. My mind comprehends the nuances and the overall goal of jazz and classical music, so it's good music to me. If you can't or don't want to devote this much of yourself to it, then chances are it's not and wont be good music to you. I give up trying to say that anything is objectively better, but for me personally, the difference is astounding.
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000517
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The Schleiffen Man
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too bad you can't get an A in that jazz history class but i'm sure mr. panella will see the light and will correct your grades as we all know that you are the "man of jazz" for our generation
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000518
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Brad
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I'm not counting on panella to straighten things out... i just want him to put me in touch with that guy that taught the class... that pissed me off.
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000518
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MollyGoLightly
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Uh-oh...I sense trouble brewing on the Jazz Studies front...
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000518
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Brad
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It's all good in the hood, Molly... North Texas looms very close in my future, then it will all be behind me.
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000518
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larla
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i have always been of the opinion that everyone with a well developed opinion about music thinks the music they prefer to listen to is the most wonderful, or brilliant, or whatever. it justifies my own belief that i have impeccable taste in music.
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000518
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Brad
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musical existentialism at its best... ain't it great, larla?
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000518
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larla
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it's just loving music. i think there are many ways of doing it. most of which involve listening or playing. (just do it!)
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000518
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dan
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thank you very much and I hope we passed the audition - John Lennon 1970 Beatles - Let It Be
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000521
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Tiffa
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when i hear a beat i tap in my mind my fet move and in such a pattern the worl spins and then i realize im not dancing, that its the music that drives my being around the floor. music is the compostion of the soul, and its the words that allow people to fully understand the meaning.
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000521
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josie
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There is no other language I know other than music...it is the beauty of the soul for what my existence is an addict for.
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000628
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Barrett
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The soundtrack to my life. Different songs for different scenes. Each song creating it's own backdrop for a moment in time. The prescrition of choice: (Pink Floyd "The Wall") when in need of a cry. (Van Halen "Diver Down") to enhance a summer day. Many different drugs for whatever symptoms you have.
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000728
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tivenan
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music is not a symbolic language..the emotions expressed in music are not references pointing to themselves. They are the real emotions themselves..music is alive with power to create mindsets love letgo holdon give freedom revolution unity justice voice purpose but also their opposites if the music's negative power drives it so jam on but be careful
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stan
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my father was a professional jazz pianist... i was tucked under pianos in jazz bars, diapers changed between sets. i never cried. Now when i play, and stumble onto something heard forty years ago, it slaughters me and i have to stop because of crying and shaking. Which is also why i don't sing... it has too much effect on me... has anyone experienced this ....and found a way to overcome it? Only certain music can bring me to that point where i am just wasted and usless for anything... it can do it almost instantly, an unfamiliar pieces can sneak up and clobber me, and i will come back for more
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000801
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Brad
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Stan... what was his name? I may know him or know someone that did. It's a small world in this music you know.... furthermore what do you play?
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000801
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Brad
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tivenan: "Art is not 'about' something but is the thing itself" --Vladimir Nabokov.
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000801
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klarchen
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"I believe that until I was thirteen I succeeded in convincing myself that everyone else reacted to everything in exactly the same way as I. For example, I thought it would be obvious that everyone would share my delight in a cloudy sky, and it was something of a shock for me when I discovered that some people preferred sunshine. Even now I can't understand it. But that's an entirely different story..." --Glenn Gould
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000801
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stan
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Mozart's left ear was deformed... there's some irony for ya
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000801
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stan
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Mozart's left ear was deformed, there's some irony for ya
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000801
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stan
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woops
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000801
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stan
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Brad, stan capps piano not professionally, i teach and yourself?
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000801
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grendel
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a listing of the instruments i play with any degree of anything resembling competency (or at least with any kind of passion that i hope at least partially makes up for any shortcoming in the technical skill department) The alto, soprano and baritone saxes (for some reason the tenor exasperates me in every attempt i have made to play it competently) oh yes, and the clarinet
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Brad
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Stan... Brad Williams, guitarist and student, just transferred to the University of North Texas. I'm into Woody Shaw, Donald Brown, Mulgrew Miller, Joe Henderson, Bill Mobley (no relation to hank... trumpet player) and I am deeply obsessed with Phineas Newborn Jr. Notice not a guitar player in the bunch... haha. And yourself? Who do you check out?
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000801
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stan
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Brad..good for you, North Texas State is an excellent choice for studying music, especially jazz. Oddly enough I almost never listen to recorded music, but for the most part im hung up on the jazz greats of the big band era and classical ....i often hear new music of all kinds that i like, but i am always listening to it someplace like a party or something and never bother to check it out further. I grew up in Dallas and once had a bookstore in Denton incidentally.
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gaudior
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if i cared about the madonna song, i might quote it here. but no. music is probably at least as old as language, since people have almost certainly been tapping toes, clapping, banging rocks together for aeons. it's sort of ingrained in our being.
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silentbob
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oh no!! madonna is blond again! AND SHES SINGING TERRIBLE SONGS!
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000921
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j_blue
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madonna will last forever. she has successfully maintaned popularity for 2 decades, and she will live forever!!!
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000921
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power through passion
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our one gift our one window to a higher plane where intuition rules and passion flys in winds of brilliant colors there is a point of view which dictates that access to any knowledge can be achieved through intuition our minds and souls frustrated by the steel doors of our limitations reduced to step by plodding step the well travelled paths of logic and precedent but music opens that door a tiny crack some people see God if their faith leads them that way others see merely the blinding chaos of the universe has order from the macro perspective a top down analysis achieved through passion through the key of music this physical body was once identified as the carrier of a key to that door of remarkable craftsmanship that key has been allowed to lie fallow used for observation but never for exploration no reason to feel melancholy that is how it is asi es la vida dona nobis requiem
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000927
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matthew
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My Life, Love, and Liberty
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001009
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guitar_freak
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music is my life it is what makes me me
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001012
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PURPLE "THE RAGUN"
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Yes its me the original the one and only PURPLE! not dot com. but a ragun pro. I glow ,Im an elf ,I love my gig! Top jimmy , tell them about my mission statement, You know! the RAGUN (PRONOUNCED LIKE CAJUN The mighty PURPLE P.J. 24736581 NIGHT ONLY...... oh! BY THE WAY "DEVILLE WONT YOU PLEASE COME HOME ......? NEGRILL WAS CHILL, SO SAYS THE "VILLE". OFF ON A RAGE OF HIS OWN FREE WILL. DIG IT PURPLE RULES! JACKS BACK
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001012
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paradox
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brings people together. And fucks peoples heads. Makes people happy and yet some people fight about it. I listen and smile.
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001026
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tourist
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As the stars and planets play out their Tunes, I notice the Earth plays mostly Blues.
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001026
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j_blue
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madonna rules, even if everyone else disagrees with the fact that she is on the way to godhood
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001026
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flower
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i can't find anything new to do. help me before i cry
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010201
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cutwsift
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Music. Beats. Life.
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010215
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musicly inclined
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i have no college degree nor am i trying for one in music. i just love to listen to it and make it. with any instrument i can get my hands on. whether it is brass, strings,skins or PVC.(too bad they don't have a class for that).
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010227
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Aimee
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keeps me from killing myself everytime.... I realize how beautiful life can be. I just need to do something about it... I need to perform.
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010227
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p.
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gives you that little something that can't be put into words. so i wont even try to explain it, let the music speak for itself.
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010227
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Jim
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is Stevie Ray
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010227
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johnny west
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Music has always been a form of therapy for me. Through many screams and songs about mutilating family members, I've done a fair bit of venting over the years! There's one downside to screaming: it ain't exactly good for your vocal cords. So I've cut back, for now. Until there's something new to scream about...
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010304
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johnny west
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Something else--- I've lost my ability to write songs. What pisses me off is the fact that I can come up with any number of musical/lyrical ideas, but I can no longer shape them into a finished song! I've lost my ability to create! I NEED A WOMAN!
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010304
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misspudding
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seems as if music has almost as many entries as love. is that just a coincidence?
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010307
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johnny west
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It can't be a coincidence. LOVE lacks a satisfactory definition, as does MUSIC. Life feeds into art... Shit floats to the top... A tricycle is a careful individual's motorcycle... Say, that last one's kinda good. I like that. It's tricycular! And I've lost the entire thread of whatever it was I was attempting to articulate. Yippy skippy.
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010309
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monadh
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fills my soul lifts my spirit sings my heart's tale
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010314
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nocturnal
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helps me shut out the rest of the world. sometimes a good thing, usually a bad thing. that's why I love music more than anything else in life.
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010314
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unhinged
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i don't even know what to say... therapy sinking low ivet beethoven love crying living dying
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010315
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retartedkidnameddamian
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"music is like a portal to another world, the world of truth" -trey anastasio (lead singer/guitarist for phish)
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Lazy Orange!
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Beethoven. Louis Armstrong. John Lennon. Music.
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010504
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futility
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Eeryone thinks his or her own taste in music is good. Some of us must be wrong. Not me, of course.
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010519
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Wayne
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where once we were participants now behold the obnoxious consumer
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010614
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frank zappa
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Information is not knowledge Knowledge is not wisdom Wisdom is not truth Truth is not beauty Beauty is not love Love is not music Music is THE BEST
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maynard fan
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music is the only thing that connects me with reality, everything else its just a dream. strange, lately it so hard for me to talk about music,its like everyone wants to impress with their small skill and knowledge of whatever they saw on tv, talking and making music on a very superficial way that they forgot it is all about ideas and originality. you create real music using everything that piss you off alternating with your deepest and impossible desires.. a human thing. so music its NOT complicated, life it IS. thats the reason why they make songs on first place. pop music its a sick massive need of money, fame, and a none complicated style you could keep easely the rest of your career life, but thats why they cant get that "feeling" of being the real thing, you know.. the stuff that inspire you to find your own creativity in your simple life. because that kind of expression is art, and they dont want you to know that.
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sailor
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is life but life is sex ... I love music then I love sex
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010727
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lovers lament
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when i was that girl taking her clothes off on stage for money i never thought of the drunken obese men that hoped to get away with touching (although it was not allowed) i thought of the music and the way it moved me and i moved into it, a shield to protect me from all the things i refused to acknowledge.
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translucent
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an addiction of mine. i use it to block dumbasses out, to calm me down, to pump me up, anything. i carry my discman everywhere, i need it. NEED it.
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translucent
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the music is rising powerful and crazy different and surprising thing im gonna stay when we are together theres no one to stop me its only getting better 'til the judgement day youve been trying to kill me try to make me pay take your fucking money get your ass away you know what the plan is you know what we're here for rock the fuckin dancefloor nuthin' more to say
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superslutstar
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*the only release for a darkened soul... the only friend of a melancholy mind... the only comfort to a terrified heart...
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jordy
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forget the past lurking in the shadows ready to scare is yourself remember plato and you will live as A high minded man.
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ClairE
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If it makes me glad it's good. If it makes me think it's great. If it makes me see something new it's a blessing, and makes me feel i'm lucky to be alive.
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phace
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You know Remixing a song, is like cooking. If you can mix a song into a dance floor mix, you can cook. Cooking is like remixing normal food sunstances like vegatables and meat, etc and creating wicked new mixes. Beats of tang flavor, with the ambient background of rice or pasta. with the accompany ment of side dishes or a good tall glass of sherry. cooking sherry that =)
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kerry
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ahhh listening to music for me/like i'm swimming through your ocean with the sounds/pulsing through my ears and up my throat and in my chest like it's stripping the skin right off of me or i'm pushing through something and my hands are clawing at the exits music is so important.
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Ant
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It’s the speech of angles!
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020104
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optic discretion
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Music is life ... to be without music is like being without love. Without either one of these ... life would be miserable. but i agree ... music is not love, nor will it ever be. Music can be too vulgar and violent to be love ... Music has always been able to make my day better ... it can always make me feel warm and fuzzy inside. It's just like a blanky ... so nice and comforting ...
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no reason
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is life.
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Casey
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It is what keeps me going most of the time. It's my caffine, my speed, my life.
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realitybites
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Food for my soul. Light that only my ears can see. Flowing water, a gentle breeze, a baby's laughter, God's simple gifts give such enjoyable pleasure. Music comes in many forms, you just have to open your ears and listen.
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adelaide
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.... and ragtime, shameless music that will grab your son, your daughter, with the arms of a jungle animal instinct, masTERia! ..... ooooh we got trouble... right here in river city... the music man. oh how i love it. doesn't it just make you want to jump up and sing? ... goodnight my someone... goodnight my love.
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020311
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minnesota_chris
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You don't know how many times I've sung that to myself. We are a funny assortment of theatre geeks, aren't we?
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020311
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ever dumbening
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"Here are your waters and your watering place. Drink and be whole again beyond confusion."
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020312
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ilikefood
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it seems that these days the album is devaluted. All the bands want is singles so they get radio play and recognition. They put so much into that one song that whoever buys that cd for that one song (because that's all you hear) realizes that the band has nothing to offer them. It's like everyone is striving for that one great song, the glory that Roger crooned so poignantly about in Rent... interesting.
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020421
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ilikefood
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it seems that these days the album is devalued. All the bands want is singles so they get radio play and recognition. They put so much into that one song that whoever buys that cd for that one song (because that's all you hear) realizes that the band has nothing to offer them. It's like everyone is striving for that one great song, the glory that Roger crooned so poignantly about in Rent... interesting.
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020421
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kill rhythm
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what came first, the music or the misery? people worry about kids playing with guns or watching violent videos, that some sort of culture of violence will take them over. nobody worries about kids listening to thousands, literally, thousands of songs about heartbreak, rejection, pain, misery, and loss. did i listen to pop music because i was miserable, or was i miserable because i listened to pop music?
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green eyes
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are u troubled? Music will calm thee are u tired? rest will be thine music source of all gladdness will heal your sadness music ever divine when the welcome spring is shining with all the flowers blooming after winters stormy stay all the music in a heavenly harmony will plant parises in His name!
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020423
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god
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Information is not knowledge Knowledge is not wisdom Wisdom is not truth Truth is not beauty Beauty is not love Love is not music Music is THE BEST . . .
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020423
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bweka
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my fingers ache and i play...badly but i play anyhow music to your ears overcomes the pain and i remember days like this and i wonder where they've gone and i can't find the right melody to sing these songs
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020515
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tgrey
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a raw emotion a pure art and part science an escape from now
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020606
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vette
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if music be the food of love - play on ;) W.S.
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020606
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poeticmisfit
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music...what can i say about it? i love it. i live by it. its so beautiful, its a way of expression that i could never go without. i love hearing it, i love playing it , i love writing it. i love music
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020725
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phil
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today
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020729
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Beth
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is just about the most amazing and beautiful thing on the planet. It's sexy, and orgasmic, and wonderful. I love music.
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020804
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MagicMan
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ah... i feel like throwing up not cause of this page.... i just needed to get it out.
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hodag
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stimulate the electronic ventricles of our mind of minds vibrations that can teach the ignorant and instruct the blind this thing that we hear and become is equal to the air we take into our lungs essential for our evolution
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021018
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altair
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i love singing old songs that everyone knows, when everyone remembers bits and pieces of harmonies and parts...and they pour out like water, mixing, swirling, blending...something twists, turns in your heart...singing these songs with people you love, the music you love, knowing they feel it too, everything comes flooding back, and you're smothered in warmth. without these moments life wouldnt be worth living.
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021107
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redetutu
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Music is Magick. Or should i say, Music is religion. A living religon. Whose priests & precepts, saints & sinners are alive and with us today. And whose gods are just as recognizable by their sounds as they are their faces.
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cRazyCat
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steely dan- one day i was walking in new york city. i was down around the east village .i noticed a boy with long green hair, thinking he looked intresting i kept staring and staring. i then realized who he was walking with.
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cRazyCat
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steely dan- one day i was walking in new york city. i was down around the east village .From across the steet i noticed a boy with long green hair, thinking he looked intresting i kept staring and staring. i then realized who he was walking with. it was walter becker!! all i wanted to do was say how much steely dan ment to me , but of corse i couldnt remember his damn name. i called my father who is also a huge steely fan and tried so hard to get through to him, knowing he would tell me this guys name in a heart beat. well the moment ended and i watched the nameless star and green haired son fade into a summer city heat wave.
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not an angry girl
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*she's trying to sing just enough so that the air around her moves and make MUSIC like mercy that gives what it is and has nothing to lose* (ani difranco) for some reason i can always find a song in her words that means i'm not crazy. and i can always find solace in the words and the music and the attitude and the feeling. how can one person have so much to say? i wish i had the words to say...
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celestias_shadow
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can you capture it? can you describe it? feel it in your mind your heart your skin your *s*e*l*f* it speaks to you no matter who you are no matter where you are its a language that can't be taught learned or written down elusive intangible sliding in and out of your ears sometimes sticking and holding to you touching your heart and speaking to you like only music can music the language of the dreamers
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Eowithien
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the language of dreamers, the universal language, the only true way to express yourself, needs no background or history, the only way that i can be myself.
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pipedream
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*me hums and taps her toes* there is always a song in my head. shower singing. best kind of music, that.
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blown cherry
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Is there a power is does not hold? It has within it's grasp the power to destory and torment, it can run right through everything on the spectrum_of_emotions up to elate and enlighten. Such powers as it exercises daily. The only say I have in it is whether today I let my emotions choose my music, or do I today let my music choose my emotions. And so often it works out much better when I let the music do my decision making for me.
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god
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i been playin' lead vrass down at the local vrass hole
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may I live like you
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this rhythm, this beat. this song penetrates my heart. I can't live without the joy of my guitar, the tears from something corporate, the sweet ballads of coldplay, and hard rock of violent femmes, and velvet underground. I need you more than anything. Don't ever leave me to be alone in a silent world.
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trixie
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going on an aerosmith trip... dream on.
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User24
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music plays my emotions like a violin. deja vu. I'm sure I already said that somewhere.. oh well - still true.
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User24
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bands you should hear for their surreal qualities; The Lords of Acid Praga Khan the KLF the Shamen Bjork Ultraviolence Merzbow the Aphex Twin the Prodigy Tangerine Dream the Cure Enigma Massive Attack Attrition Autechre Deep Forest The Future Sound of London
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camille
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Jorane
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ferret
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"never expected it to arise you see but as the night drifted on it came time to say goodbye turning your back and walking away this cold winter morning is all THAT I NEED"
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nicole
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is cool
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nicole
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is cool
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030901
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nicole
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is cool
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030901
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sexy
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makes me feel sexy , awesome , horny & alive most specially if I dance then I forget my age & my worries , I'm into it like crazy ...madly in love or whatever !
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030928
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nomatter
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music is the only thing that i trust. sometimes my only friend.
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030928
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a girl with nothing to say
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music is the best its what calms me down after a bad day i tend to listen to music more than anything almost
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ReddVelVet
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it is me. it is all that I am; everything I do. I am one with music in a way that can only be expressed THROUGH music. to sum it up: music is my life
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sk8man44
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Get_up_kids ! i love it !
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031107
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the original KrazyKat
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the Om - the universal sound of the living soul p.s. whats so crazy about crazycat?
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krazy
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there's a fine line between music and cacophony. what side are YOU on?
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031108
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User24
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so very very loud. ultraviolence - hardcore motherfucker. maximum volume on my headphones right now, and yet, I'm still able to both ride the wave of energy it inspires in me, and think logically.. perhaps that's the key to life, merging the two, logic and emotion. I can't really let go of logic that easily. It's a damn useful skill. But is it real?
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u24
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wandered off topic a little there.. isn't it strange how music can inspire emotions? bass, for instance, has a lot of energy (listening to Sosa - The Wave I'll email it to anyone who want's it) Evil sounds, happy sounds.. how and why does sound plug so perfectly into our nervous system? (and no, before you ask, I'm not high. yet.) with sound, you can manipulate people like puppets, "force and styles" makes me feel happy, Helium Vola's Omni Mundi Cretura... well, that just sounds different. Medieval chanting vocals over twisting synthesiser. (took me half an hour to find that track.) you get the idea, RATM makes me angry, Slayer gives me adrenaline, Metallica's 4 horsemen, as I've said before, literally renders me incapable of doing anything else... Maybe because it's our main form of communication; verbal, the spoken word, noises. and with music they're all there. Sounds are much better at conveying emotion than words, they speak to us in voices we cannot understand, music speaks to us directly, without the additional layer of language. Music simply is. What then of colour? Flat colour has never done much for me, deep velvet is nice, the light plays with the material, creating myriad colours, all working towards a central theme of, for instance, redness. But as for inspiring emotions.. they remind me of things, places, times, previously experienced emotions, but they don't actually conjure emotion. I think. whatever; I like music. nuff said. :)
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krazy
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this is extremely scientific and un-romantic, but I want call the following coincidences to attention: 13 notes in an octave 8 in the major and minor scale 5 black keys between C and C on a piano 3 notes make up a basic chord Fibonacci?? How about this: R.O.Y.G.B.I.V.(R. again) C D E F G A B (c) colors? the golden ratio? music?
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User24
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Is what you hear the same as what your friend hears?
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krazy
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Is what I perceive the same as what anybody else perceives? Maybe, maybe not. But what of people clapping to the same exact rhythm at a concert? That's no illusion, and even if they are all thinking of a completely different rhythm, it coincides with the same rhythm coming from the music. Besides, communication would be impossible if everyone lived in a completely different reality. If I play techno at 300 BPM and an extremely high volume, I doubt you'll go to sleep right away. If I turn on the smooth jazz station, there's a slim chance it'll cause you to trash your room (well, maybe it would because smooth jazz is absolutely terrible.)
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jake
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If you could only stop the romance for a while, the fragments of music appear. Disparate, like so many people standing in a crowded room, they simply wait for something to happen. And in the space between the meaningless shards of sound there is a wealth of time to think and feel, to create, to form another perspective of reality without anxiety; to snare a fleeting idea which blurs a thousand tragedies and taps the memory of something epic, something profoundly personal. Music can provide an opportunity for you to move forward, to surpass the inscrutable complexity of human life for a time, to puncture the complicated layers of the social pantomime and arrive at a sincere reaction of joy or sadness. It is our hope that we can contribute to your ideas about music a notion of personal progress and optimism that penetrates the intimate space of the human heart; a created consciousness where nothing and no one is sacred, but universally sincere and equal. Trying, Attempting, Moving forward to a vulnerable place inside yourself where the delicate dream of things-that-could-be awaits the rebirth of free, unabashed creativity. Songs, not Skyscrapers
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krazykat
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yea, it's all that good stuff and more. the most beautiful dimension of human existence.
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hatameiwaku
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There are electronics in my music!
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phil
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I always wanted to write about my music teachers.
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mak
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an audible art a reason to live
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starjewel
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Just thought that if our parents listened to the music that we listend to, and didn't just hear it as noise, they wouldn't have to ask us what we're thinking or feeling as much. Cause the songs we play repeatedly and know every word to are probably the songs that take the words right out of our mouths, the words we can't say to them, the words we don't want to say to ourselves and the words that we can't say to the people we want to speak to the most. Maybe people wouldn't have to talk so much if we would just listen to each other's music.
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tinie
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Music inspires movement. Dancing, naturally. Making love, definitely! The best sex is sex with a soundtrack to it... All senses on sharp. Trippin!
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questioning observer
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keeps me sane. saves lives. lets me express who i am.
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oldephebe
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well said starjewel
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jennyennydots music/cat lover
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Sometime survival is a matter of dancing. (Native American saying). Music is my life. I share my music with others through free form dancing. I bring joy to people's lives by letting them taste what I feel with the music I play. Music is all I have life is at it's best and it's worst, so that I may feel my emotions. I can relate to the song "Satisfied" by Boston. That is: You got to have a little rock n' roll music to get to you through the stormy weather".
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minstrel
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blasphemy...to make music into math. keys notes and time signatures are a crude representation. interpretation of the notes is the key to the musician leaving their signature on the song
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JdAwG
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What can be said about music? It is my only true reason for living. It is a catalyst to express emotions. One puts his emotions into his music, while another picks it up. Music is the keeper of sanity, and also the bringer of insanity. It is a riddle, wrapped in an enigma, smothered in a conundrum. No one needs lessons on how to listen to music. One can spend hours talking to another through music, without saying a single word. Music makes you think to a degree that isn't possible with any other form of expression. True music doesn't necesarily sell millions of copies, and isn't written by someone with a degree. It is written and played by people who feel it, who know it, who can understand what is being said and can relate. What other form of expression can spark tears and riots? Great musicians are the greatest people. Those who are blessed with the gift of music and choose not to persue it are fools. Music is the greatest thing in one's life. Without music, life would be a mistake.
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Borealis
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If I have ever loved..it was for music the chances of that are slight maybe I loved you. who knows
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ethereal
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the reason i am still here.
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040225
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beaver
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It stops wars, it begins riots, it describes the undescribable. What more needs to be said, nothing at all, for one cannot appreciate it with words. Music is not words, it isn't even a language. It's a state of mind, an expression, that we can only begin to try to contain. Bach, Beethoven, masters of the art. Is it art? Sometimes, maybe, but it can be so much more. An expression of love, an expression of hate, it puts people to sleep when lying prostrate. It makes people weap, makes them yell, whether coming from a bassoon or a bell, you give a child sticks, and what does he do, he makes music, even though it may be torture to me or to you. Ahh, but why write, when I myself have the power, to tickle the ivories, to brush the keys, to make music to my ears, that is sure to please.
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miefyth
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is a lover. can rape and pillage and croon and whisper lullabies all in one breath. is an entity all its own, as sure as the sun. is universal. music is the lifeblood of the earth. without it, the world would likely implode.
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monkey
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music = bandaid for the soul
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Marcel_Dupre The Hell You Say
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I owe my entire existence to this one thing. 21 years old playing music for 3. not long but my life is centered around the tunes of the pipes and the strings. the louder the better. listen to marcel dupre
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Marcel_Dupre The Hell You Say
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I owe my entire existence to this one thing. 21 years old playing music for 3. not long but my life is centered around the tunes of the pipes and the strings. the louder the better. listen to marcel dupre
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musicman
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music is my drug. more than that. it's how i express myself without actually expressing myself, i just listen and chill. there is so much i need in music, and whatever it is i get out of it is something i cannot get out fo anything else. its not the lyrics. to me, vocals are just another instrument, producing sounds that when combined with other sounds, make music. i don't care what they have to say, its the rhythm and beat of the vocals that gets me. the sound of everything combined. music is pure emotion, and nothing else. slipknot, lamb of god, P.O.D, coldplay, david gray, mushroomhead, all produce sounds i can't live without.
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warning
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i can't stand people who are stuck up, close minded morons who claim their music is the best and say everything else sucks. people who say metal is not music. people who have the nerve to tell me the music i listen to is not music. there is no such thing as a definition of music. everything is music. but people who are so sure that classical or hip hop or emo or punk or rap or metal is the only way to go, and everything else blows, AND THEY HAVEN't HEARD any of what they are bashing make me want to scream. make we want to break everything. break them. they make me want to hang. i hate them. do not be the close minded moron who is not worth my attention, don't be the guy who i wouldnt dare give a penny to even if they were starving on the street after they fully bash my music. it needs to stop. if you have nothing important to say, KEEP YOUR FUCKING MOUTH SHUT. music is so personal to me, i take a bigger offense to someone bashing my music than bashing me.
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THANK YOU
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"""music is not a symbolic language..the emotions expressed in music are not references pointing to themselves. THEY ARE THE REAL EMOTIONS THEMSELVES.music is alive with power to create mindsets love let go hold on give freedom revolution unity justice voice purpose but also their opposites if the music's negative power drives it so jam on but be careful """" whoever wrote this, whatever genius out there typed this out, i thank you. you nailed it. perfectly. the line about music being emotions themselves. right on. really. thank you. i read that, and pretty much thought i would faint. someone else feels the way i do about music. so right. thank you thank you thank you thank you.
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Smurf
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I disagree, I think that music, while not being the expression it's self, is a helluva lot closer than any language. Why? well let's go back to the music scale, you know, that Do ra de thingy thingy that every singer practices regularly. That's only the western music scale, it's different in china, it's different in Africa and on mars they prolly have a different one too. A western raised in china will learnt he eastern music scale and a martian raised in England will learn the western Music scale, so, This proves that our taste in music is not innate, but is learned.
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Smurf
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Damn, so many typos in that last one. ok, Why is this relevant? Because our emotions are chemicals, if our taste in music was determined from our genes then when we play music it will be accuratly, perfectly even, expressed throught the instrument, but it's not, it's learned, therefor when one composes music he cannot accuratly expresss a pure emotion. But the best composers come damn close.
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Smurf
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There is an argument against that: The argument is that our emotions can also be learned, but this usually leads to a nature vs. Nurture discussion, so let's assume Nurture is the more true. Our emotions can also be learned, and our feelings programmed to respond differently, therefor if we learn to express music according to our emotions, it might as well be the emotions themselves.
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black&red
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is the best in black and red www.blackandredparty.de.vu
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Dosquatch
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Different cultures base their music on different times, scales, and measures, certainly, but just as much is universal. A great deal of music is based on chords - what notes sound good with other notes. That's not cultural, that physics and math. Harmonics are based on wavelength. Whole steps and half steps are based on harmonics. This is universal. Culture does not change physics. Chords are based on what notes sound good with other notes, which is in turn based on half steps, which in turn is based on harmonics. Again, physics and not culture. And there are a number of studies that show that emotional response to a piece of music is pretty consistent, even to pieces of music outside of the subject's culture. Rising not progressions tend to evoke happier feelings. Minor keys tend to raise anxiety - even in infants with no cultural influence. Music is as near to the universal language as we have, outside of MESE influences.
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i couldn't live without it... it's like the air- for me..
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pete
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she sent me a cd full of mp3 files with her letter :) finally a reason to put my computer back to gether, it has been lying on the floor in pieces for a few weeks now
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lilcheznip
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Would you rather lose your vision or lose your hearing? I vote vision. As beautiful as the gift of sight can be, the music we hear everyday, whether it be melodic and rythmic or simply the sound of ambience, is what provides the true essence of that beauty. Without it, I am lost.
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hsg
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the mind dancing
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Death of a Rose
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Music, when soft voices die, Vibrates in the memory- Odours, when sweet violets sicken, Live within the sense they quicken. Rose leaves, when the rose is dead, Are heaped for the beloved's bed; And so they thoughts, when thou are gone, Love itself shall slumber on. Percy Bysshe Shelley (1792 - 1822) .
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headover
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imperfect echos of the imperfect Mind in perfect harmony
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t.r
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his voice is music to me and I know that he makes cd's and that lot of people love his voice.. but when the night comes in, when he leaves all this starbeing outside and steps into my room, he says words to me with his voice that sound like.. real music to me..
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god
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anything can be music
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041006
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I like to spank and funk
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Music is the sound eyes would make if they could speak
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050124
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milo
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makes me feel so much better EVERYTIME ... i do smile
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050209
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twiz
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Bjork Venetian Snares (and his collaboration with Speedranch where they linked over ICQ and made beautiful music together) Aphex Twin Beethoven, Bach, etc... Pachelbels Cannon in D Minor Fluff Master is an incredible song The subject matter never changes.. Dollmaker is bad feelings Aaron Funk is a genius Good audio hardware makes a difference but a good song is a good song, and will speak to you none the less MUSIC IS POWERFUL ive memorized the noise beats can tap my fingers on the desk to them ive only once cried from a song, and i didnt even like the song that much.. She even enjoyed the noise, the stuff that my friends all said wasnt even music, Meta Abuse, loud violent scarcely a melody, pounding pounding pounding in my head, blotting out all thought forcing me to listen, beautiful, calming, numbing music faster more violent, more NOISE, GIVE ME MORE NOISE. it was about damn time someone made music like this Venetian Snares + Speedranch album: Making Orange Things Bjork is enchanting her music is among the most beautiful and powerful ive ever heard a little genius from iceland Sarah got me interested, we share music tastes almost completely not enough can be said about the power of music, of noise, of sound. it is the most powerful form of communication
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seuadr
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Music - the canvas on which memories dance
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Moi
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Isn't music suppose to give someone joy? Isn't it suppose to be something that one desires to do, not something forced? I feel forced. The prof takes the joy out of playing. Makes it so unbearable I just don't want to do it.
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epitome_of_incomprehensibility
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I wish I could sit down at the piano and spontaneously compose things. A friend from choir can do this and I am admittedly jealous... but jealousy is unreasonable. Why do some people take more pleasure in their own creations than others' yet still unfavourably compare the two??? Another enigma. Anyway, I'm glad Mozart and I were born centuries apart; if I knew him, I would hate him. Just kidding but yeah.
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monkey out in space
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despite all the fucked up mess- despite me and my subordinates, my past, and my ignorances - my defects - my raw. there is sound still and undying for as long [there will be hope]
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her royal highness the quirk
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it still moves me to tears. i'm not as numb and jaded as i thought.
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12152005
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Google improves music searches
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you
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boom cha-boom cha-boom
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[:T_o_x_i_c___C_y_b_o_r_g:]
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I like many sub-genres of music: industrial, ebm, darkwave, powernoise, electro, synthpop, 80's, celtic, older metal, black metal, mood music, trance, and many unclassifiable bands/groups also.
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hsg
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endless hours of mp3s burned into convenient cds. long bike rides. day after day. rechargable_batteries.
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skinny
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i hear a song some times, and i would kill for it. i'd give away everything to be a part of this...
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070218
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roast
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hello skinny boy did you have a nice dinner ?
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070218
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skinny
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religious_experience
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070218
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skinny
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why yes.. :0 who this is????
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070218
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list
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i'm worried i'm falling out of love with music. it was my everything for so long, but now i'm not sure. i can't give up on the only thing that ever really mattered. but i just can't get the chills anymore when i listen to neutral milk hotel; i don't cry when i hear sufjan stevens or the beatles or elliott smith. i'm even tired of dancing to of montreal. and i'm scared!!
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hsg
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trance_loves_me_into_it
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hsg
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only_thing_worth_a_fuck
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n o m
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i "have nothing professional going on".
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unhinged
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rondo et capricioso by camille saint-saens i can play about 60% of it now. thanks seattle public library
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birdmad
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the truest constant in my universe... my tastes branch out here and there, i refuse to remain mired in only the things that entertained me when i was young, never hearing or tasting anything new, snobbishly writing off anything after some self-determined milestone as noise or shit
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unhinged
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*introduction et rondo capriccioso oops guess_which_posts_i_did_high i recently discovered the scenester_bitches were right on with mgmt
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oren
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to_my ears.
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Theo
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its great
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Ezra
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It's the nutshack!
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Phil
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Phil
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Phil
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Phil
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Trickles down . .
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Phil
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Phil
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. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Y . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . O . U
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