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2003-06-13, 08:53 PM
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Or rather, shit you listen to, you wouldn't admit to your buddies you like-
Me, I'm a total enya freak. For my money there's nothing better than when she sings sail away. Your turn -
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2003-06-13, 09:22 PM
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I remember when i was in HS and the crew i hung out with was all into pretending to be "hard" (i cant diss, i was trying too). Anyway, all we listened to was rap.
A girl friend (friend that was a girl) introduced me to trance music and i really liked it. I bought a "Trance Control" CD and played it alot in my car. One time i forgot it was in my civic and some buddies came over. We decided to go to the park and play some b-ball. Well... we piled in and i turned on the ignition and this techno/trance/club music was thumping on my system. I was mortified. They poked fun at me like "Man, were you rolling on E or something? This shit is wack! Throw this shit out!" Thats when i first realized i needed to stop putting so much thought into what other people think and listen to the music that i enjoy... not the music that has an "image". |
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2003-06-13, 09:30 PM
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I listen to a lot of old disco/funk (funk mainly). John Mayer is awesome too.
At night, I listen to the local classical radio station. The music just makes you drift away. For a while I also would play "Sounds of Nature" to go to sleep to. I love the sound and fresh smell of rain.
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2003-06-13, 10:46 PM
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There's this one Pavarotti song that I like and yes, Enya's Time will drive you to tears if heard under the right conditions, such as the 9/11 slideshow.
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2003-06-13, 10:49 PM
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Pet Shop Boys....
New World Order.... Trance/Techno. Doesn't matter who.... Any you ppl from Chi-town know of B96...their compilation albums. Tim "Spinnin" Schommer is teh best.
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