Music

[cloudyday2]

They're called earworms

It's interesting that the researchers found that the song was not responsible for the earworm - it was the personality of the listener.

 

[Robban]

Irwing Berlin in Moskow.

 

[MehGuy]

How to repair?

I don't know.

You are not cold and without feelings.

Was the first that came to me when I read your post and listened to your music.

Hope you did not take offence.

Communicating on the net can be dicy sometimes.

No, I didn't take offense. lol.

Given my posts about sadistic spirituality, and the inability to feel connected with others, the assumptions are reasonable, lol.

 

[Robban]

No, I didn't take offense. lol.

Given my posts about sadistic spirituality, and the inability to feel connected with others, the assumptions are reasonable, lol.

No, it had nothing to do with your earlier posts,

maybe it has to do with on a forum,
we are just a user name,
but with a little music makes more personal,
Good you were not offended.

 

[Chesterton]

Best that happened, when women broke into the man's World of country.

Would reckon.

A Swedish Jew who knows Kitty Wells. Nice anti-Calvinist song.

 

[Robban]

A Swedish Jew who knows Kitty Wells. Nice anti-Calvinist song.

Haha, I found her the other day,
but I have been to Amerika though,

was overwhelmed by so many radio stations.

Glad you like it too.

 

[Chesterton]

Haha, I found her the other day,
but I have been to Amerika though,

was overwhelmed by so many radio stations.

Glad you like it too.

This is just FYI, 'cause I've seen you do it before, but when you spell America with a k (Amerika), over here that's sort of like code for "I hate America". Just in case you don't know.

 

[Robban]

This is just FYI, 'cause I've seen you do it before, but when you spell America with a k (Amerika), over here that's sort of like code for "I hate America". Just in case you don't know.

What? haha,
I "C",
Thank you for letting me know.

 

[cloudyday2]

In my experience some music is harmful to my psychological or spiritual health. Lately I have been relapsing into depression, paranoia, and anxiety. At the same time I have found myself becoming obsessed with a particular song. A similar thing happened several years ago with the same song. I don't know if the song causes the psychological problems or if the psychological problems make me obsessed with this song. Normally I avoid the song, because it gives me ear worms. Now that I am aware that this cycle is repeating, I know that I must not listen to this song, and I feel better already.

 

[Robban]

In my experience some music is harmful to my psychological or spiritual health. Lately I have been relapsing into depression, paranoia, and anxiety. At the same time I have found myself becoming obsessed with a particular song. A similar thing happened several years ago with the same song. I don't know if the song causes the psychological problems or if the psychological problems make me obsessed with this song. Normally I avoid the song, because it gives me ear worms. Now that I am aware that this cycle is repeating, I know that I must not listen to this song, and I feel better already.

I don't have that problem, I don't listen to music that much,
not having radio or tv I don't get it forced onto me.

But the memory can ring a bell, then I may do a search on you tube.
There is not many who are alone with themselves,
today often there has to be background music or someone talking.

 

[MehGuy]

90s alternative rock is also cool too. Takes me back to my child-hood days.

 

[South Bound]

I have this on vinyl

 

[GrowingSmaller]

Classically I like Debbie Wisemans the muslical Zodiac, very moving

and Tchaikovsky - Piano Trio 'In Memory Of A Great Artist' which has such a great intro

And

Vivaldi - Bassoon Concerto in A Minor RV497 - this is for my extrovert side, bubbly and fun loving, energetic

and

Schubert - Piano trio n°2 - Oistrakh / Knushevitsky / Oborin - this is my introvert side, quiet, alon, thoughtful, in contemplative rapture

And this is just awesome, reminds me of adolescence:

Koyaanisqatsi

Hymns I like:
Sweet Sacrament Divine

and

Hail Queen of Heaven-Saint Mary Choir

Rock wise:

Grateful Dead 5. "Help on the Way/Slipnot!/Franklin's Tower" Without a Net (Set 2)

Pixies - Where Is My Mind (Official Video)

Sonic Youth - Teenage Riot

This is good:


Nigel Kennedy- Jovano Jovanake

And a sad one for the end of the post:

The Gordons - All My Tears

 

[Robban]

Thank you for the contributions.

So many tastes, something like the saying;

"As each face is different,
so is each mind."

 

[MehGuy]

I'm also a fan of Depeche Mode. What once started as some New Wave Boy band, actually developed into a band with thought provoking lyrics. As far as s/m spirituality goes, I think their lyrics and general aesthetic fit well into that.

I normally am not normally a person who is concerned with lyrics, but when it comes to Depeche mode I do enjoy delving into what their songs actually mean.

 

[Arthra]

"Allahumma yá Subúhun yá Quddus yá Hannánu yá Mannán. Farrij Laná Bi'l-Fazli Va'l-Ihsán. Innaka Rahmanu Mannán."

"O God, Praised and Holy! O God, Merciful and Kind! Remove us from difficulties by Thy grace and favor. Verily, Thou art Merciful and Kind."

 

[GrowingSmaller]

I'm also a fan of Depeche Mode.

 

[Robban]

I'm also a fan of Depeche Mode. What once started as some New Wave Boy band, actually developed into a band with thought provoking lyrics. As far as s/m spirituality goes, I think their lyrics and general aesthetic fit well into that.

I normally am not normally a person who is concerned with lyrics, but when it comes to Depeche mode I do enjoy delving into what their songs actually mean.

This vid is not available where I live,
but the one Growing smaller posted was.

 

[Robban]

"Allahumma yá Subúhun yá Quddus yá Hannánu yá Mannán. Farrij Laná Bi'l-Fazli Va'l-Ihsán. Innaka Rahmanu Mannán."

"O God, Praised and Holy! O God, Merciful and Kind! Remove us from difficulties by Thy grace and favor. Verily, Thou art Merciful and Kind."

Where are all those temples Art?

 

[Robban]

When I was very young I would go alone
and lay down in the grass and stare up at the sky,
this song reminds me of that time.
Elena Vaenga gives her all into her singing.