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We all listen to whatever we want whenever we want however we want...

the only real question here is WHY...

For example...I listen to whoever is satisfying my mood/needs at the time...however I am not limited to just listening to this or that...my tastes constantly change...maybe not overnight but they CHANGE...it's life's way of making us realize that we are one with creation and that everything is for a reason...everything is for a reason because we all have our own reasons...the more pieces you perceive to be gone the less the puzzle will seem complete...


[ame]http://youtu.be/uqrs23fC1QY[/ame]

I can't make sense of this
It's my reflex to exist
Programmed to change tomorrow
Not bound by destinations

I can't make sense of this
It's my reflex to exist
Modeled to break the cipher
Complicated by decisions

Violence washes over me
Lacerating silent needs
Darkness bleeds contemtion
The result of this affliction
Deflection of certainty
Feeds my fear of clarity
Flaws inherent to my selection
Self deceit remains my diction
Severing this conflict
Lies in truth of action

I can't make sense of this
It's my reflex to exist
Programmed to change tomorrow
Not bound by destinations

I can't make sense of this
It's my reflex to exist
Modeled to break the cipher
Complicated by decisions
 
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or maybe this?

[ame]http://youtu.be/fc-V3NYckOI[/ame]
 
[ame]http://youtu.be/IJ8CI-VOkBo[/ame]
 
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Six Texas Rangers (Hi-Yo! Hi-Yo!) Rode in the sun (Hi-Yo! Hi-Yo!)

Six men of justice rode into an ambush with death for all but one.
One lone survivor (Hi-Yo! Hi-Yo!) Lay on the trail (Hi-Yo! Hi-Yo!)

Found there by Tonto, the brave Indian Tonto. He lived to tell the tale.
Hi-Yo, Silver! Hi-Yo, Silver, away! Hi-Yo, Silver! Hi-Yo, Silver, away!

His wounds quickly mended (Hi-Yo! Hi-Yo!) And then in the night (Hi-Yo! Hi-Yo!)

Six graves were put there to hide from the outlaws that one man lived to fight.
He chose silver bullets (Hi-Yo! Hi-Yo!) The sign of his name (Hi-Yo! Hi-Yo!)

A mask to disguise him
A great silver stallion, and thus began his fame

Hi-Yo, Silver! Hi-Yo, Silver, away! Hi-Yo, Silver! Hi-Yo, Silver, away!

The Lone Ranger is his name!
 
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WQJdCTyDpPY&list=PL96BB7599CF761BB0

I used to play in a recorder quartet. I have a sopranino recorder, 3 soprano recorders, 2 altos, 1 tenor, and 1 bass recorder. I most often played the bass. That's the one third from the left in the video. Recorder music is really cool if you're in the right mood for it. I think it's funner to play than to listen to. I used to play soprano cornet in a brass band, and that music is definitely more fun to play than to hear, unless you are listening to a REALLY good band. Here is a sample of a just such a band. I actually played this solo with the band I used to belong to. I didn't sound quite as good as he does. He is possibly the best soprano cornet player in the world. (Actually, I sounded OK on this. It's not technically difficult.)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LkPbVAdiAao
 
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[ame="http://youtu.be/6PVFw4kuG2A"]http://youtu.be/6PVFw4kuG2A[/ame]
 
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