Music interest
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No prob. This is technically a forum for singles, but over the years it has evolved into the default forum for people, single and married, to hang out and chat.
If we kicked the married people out we'd have to give up a lot of interesting conversation. Besides there are a lot of married people here who are too cool to kick out.
If we kicked the married people out we'd have to give up a lot of interesting conversation. Besides there are a lot of married people here who are too cool to kick out.
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Existential, but kind of a downer.
This guy has watched too many movies. Movies always cut out all the stuff about saving for a birthday party and just show the party. Eh, maybe a music montage where they decorate for the party and make the cake, but that's cut short. They always show much more about the party than they show about the work that goes into it.
In real life you can't skip to the good part because the good part takes a lot of preparation. If you want a very bland, very boring life, keep trying to skip to the good part. If you want a good life with some good parts, get out there and make the good parts happen.
But yeah, we all wish we could skip to the good part. Join the club kid.
This guy has watched too many movies. Movies always cut out all the stuff about saving for a birthday party and just show the party. Eh, maybe a music montage where they decorate for the party and make the cake, but that's cut short. They always show much more about the party than they show about the work that goes into it.
In real life you can't skip to the good part because the good part takes a lot of preparation. If you want a very bland, very boring life, keep trying to skip to the good part. If you want a good life with some good parts, get out there and make the good parts happen.
But yeah, we all wish we could skip to the good part. Join the club kid.
Ah. I see.
I listen more to the words than the instruments, though I do take interest in how the music moves the song along.
There are some very interesting songs that will never be in my collection, but I can understand what they're saying and sympathize. They ask questions everybody asks in his own mind, but they don't have a lot of answers.
"Once I was seven years old" is a song about the lifelong search for just ANYTHING to keep loneliness at bay. Make friends, find a spouse, have kids, all for the sake of not being lonely. All of those things never work in the long run, but we keep trying them anyway.
"Medicate" is about people who have lives that they think are pointless and futile, so instead of doing something important they get their doctors to prescribe medication that will help them ignore the problem.
I don't have either of these problems but I can understand them. Neither of the songs has any real solution, but they express the problems very well. They won't be in my collection but I can appreciate how well they were done.
I listen more to the words than the instruments, though I do take interest in how the music moves the song along.
There are some very interesting songs that will never be in my collection, but I can understand what they're saying and sympathize. They ask questions everybody asks in his own mind, but they don't have a lot of answers.
"Once I was seven years old" is a song about the lifelong search for just ANYTHING to keep loneliness at bay. Make friends, find a spouse, have kids, all for the sake of not being lonely. All of those things never work in the long run, but we keep trying them anyway.
"Medicate" is about people who have lives that they think are pointless and futile, so instead of doing something important they get their doctors to prescribe medication that will help them ignore the problem.
I don't have either of these problems but I can understand them. Neither of the songs has any real solution, but they express the problems very well. They won't be in my collection but I can appreciate how well they were done.
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