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Awkward Bandana said:
Not sure if troll...



... or really narrow taste in music.

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Do i sniff jealousy or ignorance?


Yeah, Paul Hardcastle is narrow within himself:

Those who not heard enough of PH, he is without a doubt the most intelligent musician there is.


Let me guess what you come up with, hm wild guess, relatively mainsstream that "tries" do not go as mainstream however, cash is king.

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Icelander said:
It's so interesting to me that music can evoke such powerful emotional states. It almost seems like we have buried so much under some kind of mental armoring that we don't often know how we are actually feeling. Then bam! some piece of music stirs the pot and we find out it's been boiling for a long time.

I freed up a chunk of cash to rebuild and extend a music library I let go of many years ago. The walk down memory lane has been nothing but a powerful emotional purge.  And the "fun" part is I've discovered  a lot of music I missed so it's like going back and reliving, emotionally, a part of my past which now I see is actually my present. Just buried. It informs what I am now.

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Grapefruit said:
That's sounds like a great journey. Thom Yorke says a similar thing about music and memories, don't know if you ever got into radiohead?

This one is a real death anxiety stirrer for me;

I can't listen to so much music though. I like to listen maybe once a week for a session but otherwise it loses it's effect. I know what you mean though, same with books, a good book comes along at the right time and it can really stir things up for awhile. It's funny how psychological destiny plays out while so little else really seems to be happening, perhaps the most bizzare thing in life is just to watch it.

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Grapefruit said:
That's sounds like a great journey. Thom Yorke says a similar thing about music and memories, don't know if you ever got into radiohead?

This one is a real death anxiety stirrer for me;

I can't listen to so much music though. I like to listen maybe once a week for a session but otherwise it loses it's effect. I know what you mean though, same with books, a good book comes along at the right time and it can really stir things up for awhile. It's funny how psychological destiny plays out while so little else really seems to be happening, perhaps the most bizzare thing in life is just to watch it.

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Grapefruit said:
Love King Crimson. Probably the best of the psychedelic bands IMO.

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liquidlounge said:
Do i sniff jealousy or ignorance?

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  Neither, that's Paul Hardcastle's asshole you smell, man.
Because you're pretty far up there.

I can't say that he's a bad musician, there's some obvious talent there. But I can say that he's certainly not the best, or most intelligent musician. That's not even a topic for debate.

I'm not going to post 5 albums worth of songs on here to prove a point though.

Paul's music is good technically, but it's not very original, and nothing I haven't heard the likes of before (I apologize in advance for making you cry, you just need to do some exploring into the vast sea of music there is). Don't take it to heart.

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liquidlounge said:
Do i sniff jealousy or ignorance?

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  Neither, that's Paul Hardcastle's asshole you smell, man.
Because you're pretty far up there.

Don't take it to heart.

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chicken dinner

sniff sniff smells like something is burning

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Awkward Bandana said:

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liquidlounge said:
Do i sniff jealousy or ignorance?

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  Neither, that's Paul Hardcastle's asshole you smell, man.
Because you're pretty far up there.

I can't say that he's a bad musician, there's some obvious talent there. But I can say that he's certainly not the best, or most intelligent musician. That's not even a topic for debate.

I'm not going to post 5 albums worth of songs on here to prove a point though.

Paul's music is good technically, but it's not very original, and nothing I haven't heard the likes of before (I apologize in advance for making you cry, you just need to do some exploring into the vast sea of music there is). Don't take it to heart.

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Icelander said:

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Grapefruit said:
That's sounds like a great journey. Thom Yorke says a similar thing about music and memories, don't know if you ever got into radiohead?

This one is a real death anxiety stirrer for me;

I can't listen to so much music though. I like to listen maybe once a week for a session but otherwise it loses it's effect. I know what you mean though, same with books, a good book comes along at the right time and it can really stir things up for awhile. It's funny how psychological destiny plays out while so little else really seems to be happening, perhaps the most bizzare thing in life is just to watch it.

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Intense song.

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