music got me through
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Originally Posted by wezzy55 
Anyone old enough to remember--THE PUSHERMAN---by Steppenwolf
Say Wezzy, how old are you. We may have more in common that i think.
Tin, how about you? I just figured most of the folks her were two or three generations behind me. Maybe I was wrong? Nah, I'm never wrong....what BS.
Love you guys,
ed
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Depends what's available. Remember one time stuck in traffic when some George Benson came on the radio and it really helped improve my attitude. Played Traffic in traffic too! Sometimes Vivaldi, sometimes the Allman Brothers, or all kinds of other stuff. Not always dependable, but nice when it works!
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I've actually given up on music for a while. It used to be a big part of my life, and complimented drinking well. I played (keyboards) as well as listened "professionally". (Pics of my equipment below)
Also, the music I chose was dark, moody and angry. I just don't feel like that anymore.
Anyway, didn't mean to steal your thunder. Music can be very emotional and uplifiting. That's just not MY experience.
My stuff . "Big Red" (the red one) and the laptop are no more.
Also, the music I chose was dark, moody and angry. I just don't feel like that anymore.
Anyway, didn't mean to steal your thunder. Music can be very emotional and uplifiting. That's just not MY experience.
My stuff . "Big Red" (the red one) and the laptop are no more.
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