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I started watching the show Zoe's extraordinary playlist. Lots of singing and dancing. I like musicals
 
1983, U2 played a rain-soaked, fire-lit show at Red Rocks—and made history. The performance became Live at Red Rocks: Under a Blood Red Sky, turning a foggy Colorado night into a legendary live album and one of rock's most iconic concert films.

I’d love to see a concert there someday.
 
I began listening to instrumental once again on Stingray Cityscapes as it allows me to accomplish things that are needed (paying bills, cleaning, etc.) I have been enjoying the mixture of piano artists to saxophone artists.
 
Look up Band-Maid, if you like Japanese heavy metal. All-girl heavy metal. Deaf people don't LISTEN to music, obviously, but we EXPERIENCE it, which is an entirely different world than yours. Hard rock is easier for me. 1000 watts and 120 dB makes it easiest. :cool:
Gotta love technology.
Oh, and they use English captions. Here's a link:
 
Have been listening to Roku channels Zen or City Lights as they are both instrumental. The City Lights is wonderful as it allows me to build creativity whereas Zen is relaxing.
 
Was watching something on Youtube and saw a thumbnail on the side that grabbed my attention. 6 years since their last album, Sean Lennon and Les Claypool are back! What a treat.



also found this mesmerizing:

 
I've been getting into a thrash metal phase again lately, makes me feel young again lol. Old stuff from the 80s, Annihilator, Indestructible Noise Command, and other bands most people have never heard of. Also discovering some interesting industrial metal from the late 90s and early 2000s thanks to Spotify!

Before that I was listening to some Croatian folk music. I'm all over the place when it comes to music! haha
 
Kenny Rogers--Islands in The Stream

I listen to Country music & a lot of music in my native language. Some of my favorite songs in my native are from BEFORE I WAS BORN! It's just that the words of songs themselves have such nice meanings, & the music goes so well w/them.
 
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