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Do you listen to music? If you do like music, what is your favorite genre? Rock? Country? Hip Hop? What is your earliest memory about music? I have loved music all my life. It is such an amazing language to perform. The way the notes play nice together or worbble around each other like a bag of cats. The message may not only be in the word you see. The layers of notes and chords entering your ears and frolicking through your synapsis are speaking to your brain. Music can bring about feelings of immense sorrow, as Empty Chairs and Empty Tables does for me. I was never a French revolutionary, but when I was introduced to Les Miserables by my ninth-grade English teacher I was there. I would listen to that entire musical and imagine being on the wall fighting for liberty and freedom from tyranny. It was exhilarating.
Music can also bring great pain and discomfort. Why do you think they blasted heavy metal at Manuel Noriega and a variety of music at the Guantanamo detainees? And if you do not listen to a lot of music, is there any particular reason? Were you exposed to music at an early age? I think most schools have some music programs these days but maybe not always. Does it just bore you? I tend to wonder why I have such a connection to music. Neither of my parents were musicians. But my mother did listen to music. So I've always connected it to that. But as far as playing an instrument, we had a player piano but I don't remember playing it that much. So sit back and let's chat about the wondrous trebles and basses of my favorite art form. Oh, I almost forgot. Don't forget to check out Wag Pigs, not the original but just experiencing the greatness of Zakk Wylde-Guitar/Vocals, Blasko-Bass, Joey Castillo-Drums, and their passionate rendition to this classic Black Sabbath tune. Cheers!
Check out the following:
Check out my Instagram https://www.instagram.com/mzhammer523/
Check out my stream on Twitch https://www.twitch.tv/mzhammer523
Of course, check out www.thepurplesage.store for all your CBD products. Use promo code LOVE21 at checkout and receive 21% off your order.
If you're feeling a little blue or just need someone to talk too [email protected]
BetterHelp.com
The Trevor Project 24/7 365 help for LGBTQ youths
www.stopaddiction.us
Suicide Prevention Lifeline - 1-800-273-8255
You matter. Your life is worth it. You are loved. Stay safe.
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Do you listen to music? If you do like music, what is your favorite genre? Rock? Country? Hip Hop? What is your earliest memory about music? I have loved music all my life. It is such an amazing language to perform. The way the notes play nice together or worbble around each other like a bag of cats. The message may not only be in the word you see. The layers of notes and chords entering your ears and frolicking through your synapsis are speaking to your brain. Music can bring about feelings of immense sorrow, as Empty Chairs and Empty Tables does for me. I was never a French revolutionary, but when I was introduced to Les Miserables by my ninth-grade English teacher I was there. I would listen to that entire musical and imagine being on the wall fighting for liberty and freedom from tyranny. It was exhilarating.
Music can also bring great pain and discomfort. Why do you think they blasted heavy metal at Manuel Noriega and a variety of music at the Guantanamo detainees? And if you do not listen to a lot of music, is there any particular reason? Were you exposed to music at an early age? I think most schools have some music programs these days but maybe not always. Does it just bore you? I tend to wonder why I have such a connection to music. Neither of my parents were musicians. But my mother did listen to music. So I've always connected it to that. But as far as playing an instrument, we had a player piano but I don't remember playing it that much. So sit back and let's chat about the wondrous trebles and basses of my favorite art form. Oh, I almost forgot. Don't forget to check out Wag Pigs, not the original but just experiencing the greatness of Zakk Wylde-Guitar/Vocals, Blasko-Bass, Joey Castillo-Drums, and their passionate rendition to this classic Black Sabbath tune. Cheers!
Check out the following:
Check out my Instagram https://www.instagram.com/mzhammer523/
Check out my stream on Twitch https://www.twitch.tv/mzhammer523
Of course, check out www.thepurplesage.store for all your CBD products. Use promo code LOVE21 at checkout and receive 21% off your order.
If you're feeling a little blue or just need someone to talk too [email protected]
BetterHelp.com
The Trevor Project 24/7 365 help for LGBTQ youths
www.stopaddiction.us
Suicide Prevention Lifeline - 1-800-273-8255
You matter. Your life is worth it. You are loved. Stay safe.