Red Mosquito

I have a weakness in that I don't search music out. I recognize this & admit it. Does it mean I have to suffer?
Do I really have to go to my grave possibly not ever hearing the music that I might otherwise love the most?

please help

I am asking earnestly

What kinds of musics

theplatypus wrote:What kinds of musics

songs that I really, really should know--any kind

knee tunes wrote:songs that I really, really should know

Well, I don't know about that, but this morning I am listening to this

See, I love that.

"...what is mine is your-hyours.... "

Sad songs are the best.

"Beeswing" by Richard Thompson is a song everyone should hear at least once.

Kevin Davis wrote:"Beeswing" by Richard Thompson is a song everyone should hear at least once.

where is it?

turned2black wrote:Sad songs are the best.

listening now while I take out the screen and put in some glass

Is there any sound that is more mournful, deep, rich, & soulful than that which comes from a violin?no

Moondog's music took inspiration from street sounds, such as the subway or a foghorn. It was characterized by what he called "snaketime" and described as "a slithery rhythm, in times that are not ordinary [...] I'm not gonna die in 4/4 time".[8] Many of his works were highly contrapuntal, and he worked hard on perfecting his counterpoint, criticizing Bach for his many "mistakes".[11]

thank you. I today could not have asked for more, sincerely.

theplatypus wrote:

I'm at 12:47 here and goddamn this is gorgeous

knee tunes wrote:

Kevin Davis wrote:"Beeswing" by Richard Thompson is a song everyone should hear at least once.

where is it?

On his 1994 album "Mirror Blue," and probably online somewhere.

Things We Lost In The Fire by Low.

Still hungry

(Not a big fan of the band but love this song)

Royal Blood