Insert: standard response

Is nothing sacred anymore?

/standard response

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Originally posted by SMC I'm not talking about 'good/bad mood', but rather 'mood for...', you know.

I guess for me, if it's good music it's good music and even if I'm not totally in the mood for it, if it's good I find myself suddenly being "in the mood" for it

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Originally posted by epdarks Insert: standard response Is nothing sacred anymore? /standard response

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you're nutty


good music is always good


it doesn't go bad if you listen to it too much. if that happens then you were deluded in the first place

LISTENING TO MUSIC.....



.....SERIOUS BUSINESS.

It's a problem of over-saturation.

If you tune into your local classic rock station you'll undoubtedly hear Stairway to Heaven 6 times a day. Ruining a classic, for what?

Kids putting songs on repeat on their Ipods, a week later the song goes away.

NO ONE agrees with me?

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Originally posted by Ted Promo Why not listen to it when you're in a bad mood in an attempt to put you in a good mood

If you are in a bad mood you don't want to listen to Joy Division which is good music

Alright you guys win, I just started...

Dave Seaman and Nick Warren - Hope Recordings @ Shine, Shelborne, Miami FL WMC 2008 - March 29 2008

It's a mind bender already.

For some reason, the title of this thread brings David Hasslehoff to mind.

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Originally posted by epdarks Alright you guys win, I just started... Dave Seaman and Nick Warren - Hope Recordings @ Shine, Shelborne, Miami FL WMC 2008 - March 29 2008 It's a mind bender already.

Wtf, where did you get this? I've been looking for this set since WMC.

Maybe this will tickle your fancy.

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Originally posted by Sykonee For some reason, the title of this thread brings David Hasslehoff to mind.

Edit: Haha post above = win.