Re: 54 minutes of nostalgia

"QueBarbara" <que.barbara.lanc@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> Good list.
>
> Someone here mentioned that they didn't notice music, that it wasn't
> that im****tant to them*.  That just boggles my mind; to me it's as
> unfathomable as saying that *** or love isn't of any im****tance.  We
> do live in a Golden Age of music.  Can you imagine living before there
> was recorded music easily available?  If you lived in a remote area,
> you might go months, or even years, without hearing music.
>
>
> *That's my recollection of what was posted, which probably has no
> resemblance to the actual post.
>
> -- 
> QueBarbara

I think you possibly mean me.
I was talking mainly about Dylan, but I didn't say I didn't like music. My

tastes are very varied, but for me to like a tune or song, it has to have
a 
memory attatched to it for me to remember it. As a matter of personal 
choice, nowadays I prefer talk radio rather than the music stations I 
listened to when I was a youngster.
It's my choice and I see no compelling need to change. I certainly don't 
expect you to change either, that is your choice.
Going six months without listening to music is no hard****p to me, unless 
(and it's a big unless) cir***stances in my life mean that I need to seek 
solace in music to bring back memories of a happier or less stressfull
time
I have made myself several CDs for different moods, including several for 
when I do long distance truck driving.