It's been so long since I've been on here. It's almost as though I don't know where to start. My taste in music has really expanded. I think I'm going to start by updating my modules and things like that, and then delve into actually writing about bands - because I have a LOT more to write about now!
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Posts by JCsuperstar89
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Stargazing...
So I am pretty much freezing here, but what better way to warm up than tea and a little bit of quiet music? This is my list of music for stargazing inspired by an ACTUAL TRIP I took to go stargazing three days ago (Ok, I just went to a park, but who really cares? Just because it was cloudy and there's tons of light pollution... Look, beggars can't be choosers! And it's the THOUGHT that counts!)(No
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Christmas Eve
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Ahh... So, perhaps the insanity of the holiday is over. Dinner is done, the relatives have gone home, and the gifts have been unwrapped. The dishes are being cleaned, though, thankfully, not by myself, because I already took my turn at Thanksgiving. Plus, it's not my week to clean the dishes, anyways. So, I've just discovered a few new bands, which always makes me excited. The best part, thou
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Songs on Shuffle?
Ok, I know this is my second post within a matter of minutes, but I just thought about something that I think deserves its own comment. Have you ever listened to music on shuffle when, suddenly, that ONE SONG that you NEEDED to hear for the day comes on first? That happens all the time. I'm sure a lot of that could be attributed to the fact that I like most of the music in my library, but it'...
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Techooooo....
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Aragh! Just got off a really stressful week with school and home. It's finally vacation, though, so I suppose I can't complain too much. So, anyway, because I have a headache and can hardly think straight, I have a question!!! What are the top 5 most meaningful songs to you right now?I would have to say that mine are (in no particular order):1. Eleanor Rigby (The Beatles)2. No Such Thing (
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Emotion Sensors
My dad told me this a few days ago, that there are some people who can sense emotions in pieces of music. It was kind of cool to hear, because it explained that huge SURGE I get whenever I listen to Moonlight Sonata or the Introduction of Sleeping Beauty. It almost feels like I'm a part of the music itself, swirling around on the stage. I suppose a large part of this is probably due to my balle
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Studio Sessions
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Some random factoids about the group Steely Dan: * Donald Fagan didn't originally want to sing for the group. In fact, he hates singing. * All of the instruments in each piece were solo recorded at studio sessions so that they could pick and choose the best of the best. Often times, the same parts were played over and over again by the same - or different - studio artists. * The beautiful harmony
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Bobby McFerrin
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I think I had kind of forgotten about Bobby McFerrin, seeing as how it was pushed to the back of my music collection, but I rediscovered it yesterday. I vaguely remember recieving it for a birthday some year... I think his music is actually some of my favorite. The difference of actually having a human voice "play" the music is phenominal. Especially with Hush. I know I tagged this under Sponta
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