Music that moves
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Re: Music that moves
dejavu,dejavu wrote:Why not post youtube links Tomas? What's the deal with the lala snippets?
You're correct, am starting a thread for audibles.
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Don't run to your death
The Thrill Is Gone
Don't run to your death
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Re: Music that moves
Give this a try...
by: Pearl Jam "Alive" Live Performance
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VbhsYC4gKy4
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by: Pearl Jam "Alive" Live Performance
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VbhsYC4gKy4
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Re: hahaha
Oh Christ!Dan Rowden wrote:I've always been too lazy to learn an instrument. In a sense, my voice is my instrument, and it just comes naturally.
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To give a rough idea of what sort of voice I have, in 15 odd years of doing karaoke all over Brisbane, I'm the only person I've seen do this song: Cara Mia.
No wonder you cant get rid of that old hag!!
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Re: Midnight Rambler
Classic.Tomas wrote:.
the Rolling Stones
Midnight Rambler (Live) http://popup.lala.com/popup/432627060732463958
One of very few Rolling Stones songs i can tolerate.
Even enjoy(ed), in this form.
Most of their stuff was so gay, really.
"greatest rock'n'roll band" my ass!
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Re: hahaha
Let me guess!guest_of_logic wrote:I especially like No Ceiling. I could find words to describe what it elicits in me, but words are too cheap.Animus wrote:You know what is great, the soundtrack to the motion picture Into the Wild composed by Eddie Vedder.
Society: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Cy6iwP9Ux3A
Guaranteed: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f69QnJHUJS4
Wood?
A stiffy?
Erection?
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Re: Music that moves
Jesus Christ, I'd like to hear crocodile-Danny try that one!
IJesusChrist wrote:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SYj7uMWJ3ro
1. Nobody else would have posted this genre.
2. It's amazingly motivational for me
3. Me dancing to this is basically like an hour of tennis.
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Re: hahaha
Better not to have. You're way off base. What's with all the negative posts to this thread, anyway? Bad day at the office?Foreigner wrote:Let me guess!
Re: Music that moves
Hi Laird,
In response to your inquiry:
Self awareness of personal predilections is fundamental to awareness of how personality attaches to energy. One may identify energy as anger, or antagonism, or fear, or grief ... joy, love, ecstasy, etc.
However, awareness self-liberates these associations from the energy of simply living, which is universal energy. Once predilection's attachment to energy is loosened, the predilection itself dissipates, freeing the energy into unattached awareness, i.e. detachment. (Which is not the same as non-involvement).
For example, one may have a predilection to counter energy. Encountering ebullience, one acts in a subdued manner. Or, upon encountering a subdued person, one becomes ebullient. “Why the frown? Smile!”
Another may have a predilection to join in another’s expression of energy. Such a person would join in with a group of dancing Krishna devotees, or at least smile with an embracing appreciation.
One whose predilection is to counter energy by expressing a polar opposite to another's momentary state of being, without sufficient self-awareness of this personality dynamic, may well find themselves bouncing about, mind and body at the mercy of invisible marionette strings.
However, detachment gives one the advantage of functioning within a proactive state of being.
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Days and Days (Acoustic)
Fantastic Plastic Machine
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QtEyLfGdZpA
In response to your inquiry:
Self awareness of personal predilections is fundamental to awareness of how personality attaches to energy. One may identify energy as anger, or antagonism, or fear, or grief ... joy, love, ecstasy, etc.
However, awareness self-liberates these associations from the energy of simply living, which is universal energy. Once predilection's attachment to energy is loosened, the predilection itself dissipates, freeing the energy into unattached awareness, i.e. detachment. (Which is not the same as non-involvement).
For example, one may have a predilection to counter energy. Encountering ebullience, one acts in a subdued manner. Or, upon encountering a subdued person, one becomes ebullient. “Why the frown? Smile!”
Another may have a predilection to join in another’s expression of energy. Such a person would join in with a group of dancing Krishna devotees, or at least smile with an embracing appreciation.
One whose predilection is to counter energy by expressing a polar opposite to another's momentary state of being, without sufficient self-awareness of this personality dynamic, may well find themselves bouncing about, mind and body at the mercy of invisible marionette strings.
However, detachment gives one the advantage of functioning within a proactive state of being.
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Days and Days (Acoustic)
Fantastic Plastic Machine
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QtEyLfGdZpA
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Re: Music that moves
Hi Cahoot,
Thanks for the interesting response. I'm wary of analysing people I don't know very well over the internet, so I don't know whether "Foreigner" truly is a type who habitually and unconsciously expresses "a polar opposite to another's momentary state of being, without sufficient self-awareness of this personality dynamic", but you might be right, if that was indeed your intended implication.
By the way, it's hard to "detach" from the great tunes that you post. :-)
Thanks for the interesting response. I'm wary of analysing people I don't know very well over the internet, so I don't know whether "Foreigner" truly is a type who habitually and unconsciously expresses "a polar opposite to another's momentary state of being, without sufficient self-awareness of this personality dynamic", but you might be right, if that was indeed your intended implication.
By the way, it's hard to "detach" from the great tunes that you post. :-)
Re: Music that moves
You have a generous nature, Laird.
Yes, given the limitations of this circumstance (GENIUS FORUMS), analysis tends towards self-analysis, which has the potential to cut through facets and deal directly with shared essence that connects humanity.
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Fantastic Plastic Machine - City Lights (2001)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4nVX_kDnKpE
Yes, given the limitations of this circumstance (GENIUS FORUMS), analysis tends towards self-analysis, which has the potential to cut through facets and deal directly with shared essence that connects humanity.
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Fantastic Plastic Machine - City Lights (2001)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4nVX_kDnKpE
Re: Music that moves
Placido Domingo and Carlos Santana : Novus
Tank, though I may be presumptuous, I suspect you know this vision.
“Looking into the future
We can see the beginning ...”
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BcZcBDfBOtE
Tank, though I may be presumptuous, I suspect you know this vision.
“Looking into the future
We can see the beginning ...”
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BcZcBDfBOtE
Re: Music that moves
Sunny
Thank you for
the sunshine bouquet
Thank you for
the love
you brought my way
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SzSkypAIRzM
Thank you for
the sunshine bouquet
Thank you for
the love
you brought my way
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SzSkypAIRzM
Re: hahaha
Hey dude.guest_of_logic wrote:Better not to have. You're way off base. What's with all the negative posts to this thread, anyway? Bad day at the office?Foreigner wrote:Let me guess!
No, when im here you can be sure that im in best or better moods, and usually i try to make it obvious when having an internal laugh with a haha or with a laughing in loud, lil.
While ive got you here.....Just how do you manage to deal with your acceptance, your resignation to a life lived in worry, fear, stress and overall suckiness (excepting periods of joint sucking) potentially at any waking moment, what with so much here constantly inviting you to rise above it and make a bid, at least, for salvation and a life worth living?
It just doesnt compute with me, i reckon id sooner kill myself, seriously....
You'ld probably feel just as unwelcome in the great state of New Hampshire, where i am told no one pays taxes and each drivers' reg plate boldly proclaims "live free or die" (or something like that).
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Re: Music that moves
Hey dude, you like that? make you move, does it.Nick Treklis wrote:No Surrender
So please take no offence but-- are you black, or african american?
Live in the ghetto or something.
Be well....
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Re: Music that moves
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=whPVBNTOojA
Silence
Have you heard the silent night
The earth is always singing
Praises of the morning sun
Even before morning
And the whole world is singing of
Its beauty all day long
And even the quiet dark
That silence is a song
Weep not for the day of gray
For the heavens are not weeping
The roses are still red and gay
They are even blooming
And the whole world is singing of
Its beauty all day long
And even the quiet dark
That silence is a song
That silence is a song
Silence
Have you heard the silent night
The earth is always singing
Praises of the morning sun
Even before morning
And the whole world is singing of
Its beauty all day long
And even the quiet dark
That silence is a song
Weep not for the day of gray
For the heavens are not weeping
The roses are still red and gay
They are even blooming
And the whole world is singing of
Its beauty all day long
And even the quiet dark
That silence is a song
That silence is a song
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