Is there such a thing like "Life changing music Record&

[bbchris]

Did you ever listen to a record that somehow changed your attitude, behaviour, some idea?



Just curious

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[droolymutt]

I think almost anyone who truly loves music can be deeply affected and changed by it.



Music affects emotions. Emotions affect actions. Actions define the the personality.....

[droolymutt]

That will be $2500, please.







I accept PayPal.

[bbchris]

I think at times I'm more 'susceptible' to the lyrics than others. So no specific example, Drooly?



Sterling is my CFO now and will be sending you the cheque tomorrow

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[HatefulMusic]

I can't recall any particular piece of music that really changed my life dramatically. But different song lyrics have helped me see different aspects of life -- some of which I agreed with and other which I didn't. Some, were parallel to my own life.



One example from Led Zeppelin:



In the days of my youth I was told what it means to be a man

Now I've reached that age I'm trying to do all those things the best I can

But no matter how I try I find my way into the same old jams



Good times, bad times, you know I've had my share

Well, my woman left home for a brown-eyed man but I still don't seem to care

Theo

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[Steve Iannetti]

Over men and horses hoops and garters

Lastly through a hogshead of real fire!



And of course Henry The Horse dances the waltz!





Changed my life completely...

[HatefulMusic]

I like girls

No, I mean I really like them - Alice Cooper

Theo

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[The Master 1968]

David Bowie opened my eyes to other types of music that I wouldn't have sought out on my own...



So in a way, yes.

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[bbchris]

Nirvana was life-changing for me, I went from wanting to be like Madonna to being more of a rock musician....



Really interesting postings from you guys!



THeo - whats the name of that Led Zep song? I must download it!



Steve - what song is that from?



David Bowie is cool!

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[HatefulMusic]

Chris - That's the opening to Good Times, Bad Times from their first album.

Theo

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[bbchris]

I'm off to find it now then! Cheers!

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[Steve Iannetti]

Being for the benefit of Mr. Kite, by the Beatles, Chris.

[bbchris]

Oh! I know that track Steve!! hahahahaha But not the lyrics!!!



Theo, that's quite a cool track! Thanks!

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[droolymutt]

The full moon is calling

The fever is high

And the wicked wind whispers and moans. ..



You got your demons

You got desires

Well, I got a few of my own..

Dunno...



Maybe those lyrics are kinda mundane, but they've always rung true for me...





From "One of These Nights", - The Eagles....

[ianbal]

I guess, the Who, (saw them last week ) Yes and Led Zepelin, defined the music I was going to listen to when i was about 14, but mostly, music evokes memories of specific moments in my life !



Dark side of the moon, reminds me of a girl I was nuts about, but was too shy too ever speak too.







Roundabout by Yes reminds me of a night queing for tickets.



Squeezebox by the Who, reminds me of the night I met my wife. Dreadfull song ! but hey, not much you can do about your memories huh?



I try to avoid 1984 by Van Halen, as my dad was dying.





Regards







Ian