Crank IT UP!!!
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zfNZlUovRuA
STRUTTER by KISS of course, the ultimate big hair band of the 70 & 80's...
thanks guys...I needed this music therapy today...
Detroit Rock City
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cuy7DHcNQvs&NR=1
I was made for lovin' you
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zo_ztm4hGm4&NR=1
STRUTTER by KISS of course, the ultimate big hair band of the 70 & 80's...
thanks guys...I needed this music therapy today...
Detroit Rock City
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cuy7DHcNQvs&NR=1
I was made for lovin' you
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zo_ztm4hGm4&NR=1
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How about something from EUROPE?
CARRIE
1. Rock the Night
2. Superstitious
3. I'll Cry for You [Acoustic Version]
4. Cherokee
5. Stormwind
6. Sweet Love Child (Single B-Side)
7. In the Future to Come
8. Here Comes the Night (Outtake from Prisoners in Paradise Session)
9. Sign of the Times
10. Dreamer
11. Seventh Sign
12. Yesterday's News
13. Got Your Mind in the Gutter
14. Ready or Not
15. Aphasia
16. Time Has Come (At Solnahallen, Stockholm 1986) [Live]
17. The Final Countdown
18. Halfway to Heaven
19. Open Your Heart
20. Long Time Coming (Single B-Side)
21. Mr. Government Man (Outtake from Prisoners in Paradise Session)
22. Carrie
23. Seven Doors Hotel (Single B-Side)
24. Girl from Lebanon
25. The King Will Return
26. More Than Meets the Eye
27. Prisoners in Paradise
28. Wings of Tomorrow
29. On Broken Wings
30. Scream of Anger
31. Heart of Stone
32. Let the Good Times Rock (At Ahoy Stadium, Rotterdam 1989 [Live]
CARRIE
1. Rock the Night
2. Superstitious
3. I'll Cry for You [Acoustic Version]
4. Cherokee
5. Stormwind
6. Sweet Love Child (Single B-Side)
7. In the Future to Come
8. Here Comes the Night (Outtake from Prisoners in Paradise Session)
9. Sign of the Times
10. Dreamer
11. Seventh Sign
12. Yesterday's News
13. Got Your Mind in the Gutter
14. Ready or Not
15. Aphasia
16. Time Has Come (At Solnahallen, Stockholm 1986) [Live]
17. The Final Countdown
18. Halfway to Heaven
19. Open Your Heart
20. Long Time Coming (Single B-Side)
21. Mr. Government Man (Outtake from Prisoners in Paradise Session)
22. Carrie
23. Seven Doors Hotel (Single B-Side)
24. Girl from Lebanon
25. The King Will Return
26. More Than Meets the Eye
27. Prisoners in Paradise
28. Wings of Tomorrow
29. On Broken Wings
30. Scream of Anger
31. Heart of Stone
32. Let the Good Times Rock (At Ahoy Stadium, Rotterdam 1989 [Live]
Hope3
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Location: Upstate, NY
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Hope3
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Location: Upstate, NY
Posts: 2,155
Carrie
http://youtube.com/watch?v=666lbj8RlbE
Final Countdown
http://youtube.com/watch?v=zd42-uTLE...elated&search=
http://youtube.com/watch?v=666lbj8RlbE
Final Countdown
http://youtube.com/watch?v=zd42-uTLE...elated&search=
Hope3
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Location: Upstate, NY
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Indigo Girls
Hammer and a Nail
http://youtube.com/watch?v=_H7TzUdRL6o
Closer to Find
http://youtube.com/watch?v=RY1Bl4nfp...elated&search=
Hope3
Hammer and a Nail
http://youtube.com/watch?v=_H7TzUdRL6o
Closer to Find
http://youtube.com/watch?v=RY1Bl4nfp...elated&search=
Hope3
JUST DO IT!!
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Music is good for the soul is how I look at it and I can and do find a lot of Spirituallity in it....
DMX
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xbQKiW0xLwM
DMX Warning lyrics contain well ................
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-lgfDTNDz44
Bad Company
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BfHDJYvZPwg
Deal with the preacher
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O3Od-...elated&search=
DMX
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xbQKiW0xLwM
DMX Warning lyrics contain well ................
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-lgfDTNDz44
Bad Company
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BfHDJYvZPwg
Deal with the preacher
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O3Od-...elated&search=
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love it all...
chiy... dang girl... your one funky sober sis...
i have a writing about music somewere on this sight... its awesome... have to dig it up for this thread...
thanks vic, and all the "Crank it up for Recovery Gang"
chiy... dang girl... your one funky sober sis...
i have a writing about music somewere on this sight... its awesome... have to dig it up for this thread...
thanks vic, and all the "Crank it up for Recovery Gang"
JUST DO IT!!
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Had to relax and play something that is up beat for me .... awe the spirits to be....
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7Un8Bn5ofuA
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fjyizLNAvYo
Going to bed thanks for being here for me EVERYONE!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7Un8Bn5ofuA
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fjyizLNAvYo
Going to bed thanks for being here for me EVERYONE!
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What can I say....
I LOVE YOU GUYS
You guys make me soooo
happy...
You guys ROCK
Keep Jammin
Applaud urselves for
putting on the best SR Concert
EVER...
HAVE A GOOD ONE and keep
the music rollin.
Peace out..!
I LOVE YOU GUYS
You guys make me soooo
happy...
You guys ROCK
Keep Jammin
Applaud urselves for putting on the best SR Concert
EVER...
HAVE A GOOD ONE and keep
the music rollin.
Peace out..!
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found it...
Achieving Harmony
When a pianist learns a new piece of music, he or she does not sit down and
instantly play it perfectly. A pianist often needs to practice each hand's
work separately to learn the feel, to learn the sound. One hand picks out a
part until there is a rhythm and ease in playing what is difficult. Then,
the musician practices with the other hand, picking through the notes, one
by one, until that hand learns its tasks. When each hand has learned its
part - the sound, the feel, the rhythm, and the tones - then both hands can
play together.
During the time of practice, the music may not sound like much. It may sound
disconnected, not particularly beautiful. But when both hands are ready to
play together, music is created - a whole piece comes together in harmony
and beauty.
When we begin recovery, it may feel like we spend months, even years,
practicing individual, seemingly disconnected behaviors in the separate
parts of our life.
We take our new skills into our work, our career, and begin to apply them
slowly, making our work relationships healthier for us. We take our skills
into our relationships, sometimes one relationship at a time. We struggle
through our new behaviors in our love relationships.
One part at a time, we practice our new music note by note.
We work on our relationship with our Higher Power - our spirituality. We
work at loving ourselves. We work at believing we deserve the best. We work
on our finances. On our recreation. Sometimes on our appearance. Sometimes
on our home.
We work on feelings. On beliefs. On behaviors. Letting go of the old,
acquiring the new. We work and work and work. We practice. We struggle
through. We go from one extreme to the other, and sometimes back through the
course again. We make a little progress, go backward, and then go forward
again.
It may all seem disconnected. It may not sound like a harmonious, beautiful
piece of music - just isolated notes. Then one day, something happens. We
become ready to play with both hands, to put the music together.
What we have been working toward, note by note, becomes a song. That song is
a whole life, a complete life, and a life in harmony.
The music will come together in our life if we keep practicing the parts.
Today, I will practice my recovery behaviors through the individual parts of
my life. I trust that, one day, things will come together in a full,
complete song.
Achieving Harmony
When a pianist learns a new piece of music, he or she does not sit down and
instantly play it perfectly. A pianist often needs to practice each hand's
work separately to learn the feel, to learn the sound. One hand picks out a
part until there is a rhythm and ease in playing what is difficult. Then,
the musician practices with the other hand, picking through the notes, one
by one, until that hand learns its tasks. When each hand has learned its
part - the sound, the feel, the rhythm, and the tones - then both hands can
play together.
During the time of practice, the music may not sound like much. It may sound
disconnected, not particularly beautiful. But when both hands are ready to
play together, music is created - a whole piece comes together in harmony
and beauty.
When we begin recovery, it may feel like we spend months, even years,
practicing individual, seemingly disconnected behaviors in the separate
parts of our life.
We take our new skills into our work, our career, and begin to apply them
slowly, making our work relationships healthier for us. We take our skills
into our relationships, sometimes one relationship at a time. We struggle
through our new behaviors in our love relationships.
One part at a time, we practice our new music note by note.
We work on our relationship with our Higher Power - our spirituality. We
work at loving ourselves. We work at believing we deserve the best. We work
on our finances. On our recreation. Sometimes on our appearance. Sometimes
on our home.
We work on feelings. On beliefs. On behaviors. Letting go of the old,
acquiring the new. We work and work and work. We practice. We struggle
through. We go from one extreme to the other, and sometimes back through the
course again. We make a little progress, go backward, and then go forward
again.
It may all seem disconnected. It may not sound like a harmonious, beautiful
piece of music - just isolated notes. Then one day, something happens. We
become ready to play with both hands, to put the music together.
What we have been working toward, note by note, becomes a song. That song is
a whole life, a complete life, and a life in harmony.
The music will come together in our life if we keep practicing the parts.
Today, I will practice my recovery behaviors through the individual parts of
my life. I trust that, one day, things will come together in a full,
complete song.
JUST DO IT!!
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How about some Meatloaf
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ej8Sei8HolQ
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NGhoRRm0I5M
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ej8Sei8HolQ
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NGhoRRm0I5M
JUST DO IT!!
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Looking For Myself...Sober
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I love Godsmack...Thay are coming here next week.
I love this song because this is what I would tell my addiction and everything that goes with it.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HXFv6nhRvjU
I love this song because this is what I would tell my addiction and everything that goes with it.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HXFv6nhRvjU
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Hi all, RZ thank you for sharing that, I remember reading it
on here somewhere before, nice to read it again, because it
is months later. I better read it again in a few months.
As to this, "It may all seem disconnected. It may not sound like a harmonious, beautiful
piece of music - just isolated notes. Then one day, something happens. We
become ready to play with both hands, to put the music together."
Thats fine, all I can say is while this is happening, make sure the left hand
knows what the right ones doing, te he, hope3
on here somewhere before, nice to read it again, because it
is months later. I better read it again in a few months.
As to this, "It may all seem disconnected. It may not sound like a harmonious, beautiful
piece of music - just isolated notes. Then one day, something happens. We
become ready to play with both hands, to put the music together."
Thats fine, all I can say is while this is happening, make sure the left hand
knows what the right ones doing, te he, hope3
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All this wonderfull sharing made me think of
The Master: Louis Armstrong, What a wonderful world.
Lots of Love, come on now, give it to your brothers, give it
to your sisters, give it to the whole world to.....
http://youtube.com/watch?v=vnRqYMTpXHc
The Master: Louis Armstrong, What a wonderful world.
Lots of Love, come on now, give it to your brothers, give it
to your sisters, give it to the whole world to.....
http://youtube.com/watch?v=vnRqYMTpXHc
JUST DO IT!!
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Motley Crue
Girls Girls Girls oh how I love them!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AfD_gMipO-8
Beware of the language
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JWbQKEwiids
Bruce Springsteen - Fire
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d5PoIrcyd34
Thunder Road
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KngiJUNdsu0
Girls Girls Girls oh how I love them!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AfD_gMipO-8
Beware of the language
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JWbQKEwiids
Bruce Springsteen - Fire
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d5PoIrcyd34
Thunder Road
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KngiJUNdsu0
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