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The "What are you listening to?" thread- Part 4
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Shadow Wolf
Certified People sTabber & Business Owner
That is really good.
I much prefer his performance of the Guido Agosti
piano transcription to the orchestral version.
Haven't typed in over a week.
Weird. Hard to do.
Shadow Wolf
Certified People sTabber & Business Owner
His version blows the orchestral versions out of the water.
I don't know crap about music.
But I know what I like.
He's one whose playing suits me more than many others.
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Definitely blue for me.
Spiderman
Veteran Member
I was born in 1987...I was just watching crazy stuff about the extremes of North Korea where they executed a man by firing squad In front of a crowd of 150,000 cheering people because he made phone calls outside of North Korea with 13 different phones...
How you can get physically beaten, sent to a concentration camp for forced labor if you are smiling on the days of mourning for deified leaders anniversary of their deaths...
How there is no trial usually before capitol punishment, and often the entire family is punished for one person's crimes, and three generations of people will be forced to birth and grown up in concentration camps for crimes of an ancestor that they don't even know about...
The omnipresent mind screwing policies and traditions of the state, and Deification of leaders living and dead, reminding me of the omnipresent state and "big brother is watching" sentient government in the book 1984...
How that relates to "New world order"... and watching the TV show legacy, where there is a blue substance that was effecting everyone...
I don't know what it means, but I always get an increase in faith with a coincidence. They are interesting.
And earlier this week I saw a YouTube of a female school shooter who said her reasons for bringing a gun to school and shooting people, was "I don't like Mondays".
Weird..."blue Monday"
Hope you are doing well, and love to you, Matt. Message me if you need to talk or my number again, if you want to text or talk.I was born in 1987...I was just watching crazy stuff about the extremes of North Korea where they executed a man by firing squad In front of a crowd of 150,000 cheering people because he made phone calls outside of North Korea with 13 different phones...
How you can get physically beaten, sent to a concentration camp for forced labor if you are smiling on the days of mourning for deified leaders anniversary of their deaths...
How there is no trial usually before capitol punishment, and often the entire family is punished for one person's crimes, and three generations of people will be forced to birth and grown up in concentration camps for crimes of an ancestor that they don't even know about...
The omnipresent mind screwing policies and traditions of the state, and Deification of leaders living and dead, reminding me of the omnipresent state and "big brother is watching" sentient government in the book 1984...
How that relates to "New world order"... and watching the TV show legacy, where there is a blue substance that was effecting everyone...
I don't know what it means, but I always get an increase in faith with a coincidence. They are interesting.
And earlier this week I saw a YouTube of a female school shooter who said her reasons for bringing a gun to school and shooting people, was "I don't like Mondays".
Weird..."blue Monday"
I've been listening to, and playing (on guitar) more CBGB (Country Bluegrass Blues with the accent on Bluegrass), Americana and fusion, Rockabilly, Country/Rock crossover ... The SteelDrivers, Trampled by Turtles, The Dead South, The Devil Makes Three, Colter Wall, and others
This is one of The SteelDrivers songs I play but I can in no freakin' way do justice to Chris Stapleton's vocals. Unfortunately he left the band a few years ago to devote time to his family.
This is one of The SteelDrivers songs I play but I can in no freakin' way do justice to Chris Stapleton's vocals. Unfortunately he left the band a few years ago to devote time to his family.
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Spiderman
Veteran Member
Thank you. I hope and pray you are doing well, and always admired your work.Hope you are doing well, and love to you, Matt. Message me if you need to talk or my number again, if you want to text or talk.
We can talk tonight some time if you want pm me your number. I'm in Minnesota, so let me know if you are in the same time zone. Peace and good will to you Frank!
Sgt. Pepper
All you need is love.
RIP, dear David. You'll always be my Gobling King and Hero. I need to watch the Labyrinth sometime very soon. (The song itself is a tribute to the movie so it's totally fitting.)
I came into this thread to post this before I even saw your post:
Yerda
Veteran Member
Lad that sings that is from my home town
