When I hear music like this
I am taken away. Sometimes to long late nights relating and playing and hoping dawn never comes. Sometimes to visions of "next year" at the Burn when I have a mechanically sound, fully lit Lurveseat with mounted stereo in which to cruise under the gentle stars with one or two sweet companions. Sometimes to a warm place deep inside where I can simply exist in a perfect never-ending moment.
Except it does end. But good till then.
Some folks don't like that kind of music. Last night a friend and I went on a secret mission, and while in the car I showed off my new smartphone toy by piping through the stereo an internet station that features music like that. After awhile she put her hands up and declared if I didn't find something else she was going to start cutting throats and hers wouldn't be first.
Wednesday, February 22, 2012
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I was gonna copy a CD for a friend, but apparently my burner thingie (no relation to Burners) is upfucked as well as my videocard. Idk. Then I started thinking about how sometimes a CD gets messed up and is gone forever, or a song is, and that's not good... a whole bunch of my old tunes are on some old hard drive at the ex's, etc. I KNOW! I will re-rip them back to puter, organize into LISTS, back up on handy-dandy external drive, buy new bigger iPod with car thing when tax return money pops in... then no more CD's, etc. So, I've mostly been trying to think of cute names for the playlists obv.
Warrant's Heaven is better. 80's hair ballads FTW. ;)
I wouldn't start cutting throats, but I would take out the speakers with five or six .45 wad cutters.
I expected something headbangingly techno so when Jes' voice surprised and pleased me, I put away the wad cutters. I do have to admit it bored me and I quit 3/4 of the way through. Of course, I don't like the bagpipe drone, either.
Beautiful sunset here in North Puffin right now with Livingston Taylor on Pandora.
There's a mood and a setting where this is perfect.
If you're looking to listen to music, well, that ain't it. If you're looking for something that perks up your brainstem, well, that ain't it either.
If you need something mystical, ethereal, and enigmatic that fills the gaps in while you are in the correct mood, the correct setting, then heaven comes just that much closer.
If you need something mystical, ethereal, and enigmatic that fills the gaps then get a recording of Raga Bharavi played on a sarod. Nothing like it.
Basically this is sex music. Is Raga Bharavi good for lovemakin'?
Oh yes, indeed it is. Oh my yes.
Actually, it's title seems to be Raag Bhairavi, and the artist is Gurdev Singh. Check it out.
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