If you could see my playlist

It might explain my controlled schizophrenia.

Music reflects facets.

Songs are stories with a beat.

Each forms an attachment,
  remembered with a rhythm.

All it takes is a few notes....

Reviews

[jacob erin-cilberto]

i have been music almost since i was born...early rock, doo wop, british invasion...all that music, each song reminds me of a moment in life..and life beats with rhythm that is felt deep inside.

[Jon Roggie]

We have that in common. I remember listening to the original version of "Working in a coal mine" with my friends' parents. Just another moment in time.

[jacob erin-cilberto]

ah Lee Dorsey...i believe.."going down down down"

[Jon Roggie]

Nice, Jacob! It was fun hearing a different version than Devo's. Of course, I wound up hearing people saying "Did you know the Beatles covered Motley Crue?"

[Lyn Anderson]

We can compare the eclecticism of our playlists. It throws people off when they hear Marilyn Manson, Feist, and Prince on the same mix, not to mention "Counting Flowers on the Wall" by the Statler Brothers. There's only a couple genres I don't really listen to, and even then, I can be convinced. But I am babbling. People are going to start talking ...

[Jon Roggie]

Let them talk. Go from the Piano Guys to the Cure, or the Cult, or....
anyway, I have a game for you to try with your friends. Trade lyrics from songs back, and forth.
They have to connect somehow. Dancing queen is a mulligan.

[Lyn Anderson]

ha. Very clever. The plagiarist is in the feed.

[Jon Roggie]

Initials FK?

[Lyn Anderson]

No just plain old CV strutting his stuff.

[Lyn Anderson]

Chris G. Vaillancourt reviewed Lucien Maier's poem The Mirror Doesn't show What I see......
I like the emotion in it and the overall sentiment was one that is touching to read. Very nice more..

[Jon Roggie]

No worries!