Give me hope...
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, 04-30-2020 at 02:24 PM (3051 Views)
My music preferences are eclectic. I sing in a choir at church... when we have church, and love hymns. I wrote/transcribed the tiniest of songs, a tiny hymn, from a poem I wrote and set it to music (from a lucid dream/angellic voices & music which I can not duplicate) using a free music transcription program (MuseScore: https://musescore.org/en)... years ago. I had to get a little bit of tutoring to understand notes and such (thank you Sr H !!) to be able to understand the tiniest bit of music theory... and I'm totally terrible at it... but somehow I was able to get it down. Sr H was kind enough to add a few versions of her own which I prefer to my 8 or 9 versions. I still can't read music worth beans and my singing voice makes even the cracks weep... it's the spirit that counts
Currently using Binaural-beat style music to get me to focus and rid anxieties... it may not work/help but the music is soothing. I also lean on Enya's arm often and play R.E.M.'s playlist to death; Michael's least favorite song is what I use in my "Good Morning" Alexa routine to wake up with "Shiny Happy People": https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YYOKMUTTDdA My "Good Night" Alexa routine turns of the landline-phone/lights and plays Brown noise from Amazon Unlimited Music.
So: Joe Satriani, Eric Clapton, 80's music in general, Gotye, Muse, Cranberries, Hank Williams, Sr. (and all the old country artists), jazz, blues, Led Zepplin, classical, new age, Moby, Adele, new wave...
... and especially Def Leppard.
One of my guilty pleasures is music by The Scorpions. Usually hard-drive guitar and intense vocals that border/tromp on the erotic - they just recently released "Sign of Hope" for these times which is quite a departure from their usual fare: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C_G8d2n4yFg
... off to post cat pictures... (sigh)
Ta ! (short for tarradiddle),
tailor