Did you misspell "chip shop" and "crap"?![]()
You obviously need a little more
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You really don't want to know what I have to say about Beethoven and Mozart
Did you misspell "chip shop" and "crap"?![]()
It may bebut it ain't music.
I don't know what it IS but I know it ain't music.
But yet claim that Beethoven and Mozart are:yuck:
I guess we will have to agree to disagree on this one![]()
I agree. And of course you can add Neil Young to the grunge list - the grandfather of grunge and garage rock.
And he also has the distinction of recording the song with the most distortion ever: Hey Hey (into the black) or whatever it was called.
Hip hop is definitely music. You just don't know hip hop, that's why you would say that.. I listen to mostly old school..
Another reason why you might not like it is because of race.
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How can you say that Dr. Baxter, Neil Young is amazing...
Quote: Originally Posted by just mary
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How can you say that Dr. Baxter, Neil Young is amazing...
I totally agree. One of my all time favorites. When people ask me what kind of music I play, he's one of the first that comes to mind to describe it.
Another reason why you might not like it is because of race. A lot of hip hop is directed at the black culture mainly.
Grunge music is ok, Nirvana, Stone Temple Pilots and such
Struggling with Life? How Your Ears Can Help
By Elisha Goldstein, Ph.D.
Hearing. A sense we often take for granted. So many sounds coming and going in a moment, but so often we’re on auto-pilot, in our minds thinking about this, worrying about that, fantasizing, catastrophizing, or ruminating on past regrets. We often forget about this gift. For many of us, because of our brains and our ear drums we have this gift of audibility. Let this blog be a reminder to close your eyes and just pay attention to sounds. Why do this?
For one, sounds are happening right now and like the breath and body sensations can be something to anchor us to this present moment when our mind is headed in a direction of increasing distress. This is not to avoid what is uncomfortable in the moment, but to ground us so we can work with it effectively...
Make it an exercise in mindfulness by really focusing on the sound and vibration of each note, the feelings that the music brings up within you, and other sensations that are happening "right now" as you listen. If other thoughts creep into your head, congratulate yourself for noticing, and gently bring your attention back to the current moment and the music you are hearing.
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