>>5561

Exactly.

<3

We anons are all different.

We all have different experiences and strengths and weaknesses and preferences and ideas.

But we are united in purpose.

When we work TOGETHER we are more than the sum of our parts.

Because of the differences and similarities that complement and connect and overlap.

I like you. I like your authenticity. It is so refreshing. Your frenship means a lot to me.

<3

>>5554

Well on the plus side, this one negates the prior 2. Is that an industrial kitchen or an autopsy room? The platter theme again!

Frantic, chaotic, kind of tortured. Painful dissonance. I hung in for 5 minutes.

>>5573

> 5 min mark.

Can listen analytically w/ left brian.

How the voices are layered.

Chord progressions.

Harmonies and opposing voices.

Use of percussion.

Post-production stuff like left chan, right chan.

Female vocalist's interesting use of a break between her upper and lower range.

Temporal structure (large scale patterns).

Feeling so much better today :-)

Even got thru my 20 pushups without breaking into sets.

>>5568

This song is totally awesome.

I like it even more than the first time.

If it replays in mind, I don't mind.

Let this be our anthem.

Somebody posted this in QR. Feels good.

#TheHighwaymen #GhostRidersInTheSky #AmericanOutlaws

(Ghost) Riders In the Sky (American Outlaws: Live at Nassau Coliseum, 1990)

8,898,702 views

Willie Nelson, Johnny Cash, great backup band

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nOWjX4BpC24

>>5580

A different "Ghost Riders" also from QR.

Glen Campbell & Roy Clark Play "Ghost Riders in the Sky"

1,349,677 views

https://youtu.be/v_kbgjsuCec

>>5601

Fun.

Was trying to decide between Swingle Singers, Clapton, Rachmaninoff, or IDKW for next feel-good music, then IRL intervened. Back in a bit.

>>5604

Quite the midnight medley, kek.

>>5568

>>5591

>>5544

>>5582

Never seen anyone play electric bass like this, kek. The lady has a lot of technique. Makes anon smile.

Kinga Głyk - Tears In Heaven

by Eric Clapton - cover

https://youtu.be/S2QmtENFh2Y

Doc Watson - Little Sadie

Tells a story.

If you like bluegrass.

https://youtu.be/9K149sKeuTA

Rachmaninoff Piano Concerto No. 2, 3rd movement, second theme

This lady plays beautifully.

Just a short excerpt from a longer work.

https://youtu.be/TUfrFqGmqRM

>>5630

Heard the

>Latin Influence

>>5670

Doubt it, kek.

>>5670

dash

>>5674

I will listen. Predicting another sleepless night, kek.

>>5674

>He is classically trained on piano.

Yep, so obvious from Never Let down

>^^ Beginning the Engine Track 1 from 55 Cadillac.

I liked it. Combination of minimalist and program music (descriptive, pictorial). Creative.

>>5675

Nah. Going to bed.

Sweet dreams to all my frens!

<3

>>5698

"It was kinda hard to tell."

Good song.

Knew a guy, he had those kinds of experiences, his mental balance was shattered (imo) and became right.

Gifted guy, but so deeply fucked up.

Paranoid, suspicious of everybody.

Unable to have any true friendships.

He had some admirable qualities.

We think of him now and then.

Lost touch.

>>5702

> and became right.

Typo

NEVER became right

People that only think with half their brain/mind are missing some info, as well as cutting off possibility of communicating effectively to some of the [C].

Unfortunately there are vulnerabilities associated with using the rest of the brain/mind.

>>5712

No i am an oldfren. Don't worry about what to call me. You know me - I know you.

>>5752

That was interesting. Enjoyed it.

>>5962

I love that very, very very much!!! Thank you fren! Feels good.

<3

>>6652 Very tasty!

>>6653

Enjoyable!

>>6656

>>6654

>>6653

>>6652

The videos are really intriguing too.

Art!

>>6657

Look at that sea monster!

>>6657

>>6659

these are catchy tunes

simple

stick in your head a long time