You make a new friend. Make them a mix tape (or playlist, for the younger folks) that tells them who you are through songs.
Let’s say I’m a jukebox full of records people who come across me for the first time can play to have a taste of what I’m all about. I guess the songs that would be definitely in my playlist are:
- My way by Frank Sinatra
- I’ve never been to me by Charlene
- I am a rock by Simon & Garfunkel
- Evita by Andrew Lloyd Webber
- I am what I am by Gloria Gaynor
I guess that’s it for starter…
Interesting … very independent of you.
I have an eclectic taste that varies tremendously according to mood. Among my current faves, you would find 2 CD’s of Fairport Convention, One by Steve Earle … love that Transcendental Blues. https://youtu.be/JqEdBvWZspc and one by Boxcar a local band. All on the player, in my car.
I love Melodeon music http://info.melodeon.net/index.php Most all of the traditional folk tunes and some contemporary found there. Found on UTube or Soundcloud. A lot of Jazz, both Beebop to Big Band. The whole range.
Blaze Foley to Townes Van Zandt. Music from 1960’s that I’m fond of and on. Classical music by Vivaldi. I have all the music on CD composed by Vivaldi, Mozart and Beethoven. I like Mozart’s operas and some others. Kate Rusby is an English folk singer and has a most wonderful voice and band. Which occasionally includes John Kirkpatrick. Dance of the Demon Daffodils. https://youtu.be/tmZN6j-ywig
Music, definitely soothes the savage heart …
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I must say you lost me there, in your broad interest in music. I must admit I never heard of most of them aside from the classical ones. Growing up in a country such ours, my taste is heavily influenced by rock ballad. Later on I discovered Willy Nelson,BoB Marley an Dylan along with others like Bjork and such. I have music that speaks to me personally (those are the ones in my post) music I like to hear and music that brings back memory. But in reality, I hate music and I don’t listen to them unless a situation calls for. To me they are noises. Sorry.
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I try to stay away from most mainstream music. It seems to be tailored for popular consumption.
Mostly, I listen to sounds like birdcalls. Rain and wind. Yet when in my car for a trip, or doing housework. I might use internet radio or CD player? Cheers Jamie.
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Ambient sounds of nature. I like that 🙂
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Thanks! Since moving this month, I get to listen to sounds of the sea, too.
As discordant as the ravens are, right now. Due to their chicks leaving nest. They have a certain melody and purpose. So-o-o nice!
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ha, ha ha! You made me laugh. In a good way.
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