i wouldn't call it "listening." damn, i'm in a pissy mood today. sorry.
mikie said:
I don't even know what you're talking about, man.
There'll be days when I listen to one song over and over the whole way to work-- usually about a half hour drive. Always amuses me when I do.
josh said:
sorry. i had just finished ranting in another comment about ipods and feeling full of comic rage. then i saw this post and was reminded of aaron copland's book "what to listen for in music." he talks about the monotony of modern music and how most of us just use it for background noise without really listening to it. thus, my comment: "i wouldn't call it 'listening.'"
mikie said:
Man. For some reason I thought you said "I would call it listening" instead of "wouldn't". Thus your meaning was lost because my brain wasn't processing english properly.
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yes. the first time i heard the blowers daughter by damien rice. REPEAT.
Oh, and thanks for all the fish. I replayed it a million times. replay/repeat, same thing, right?
Often.
This week: "Dammit Janet"
Oh, Brad.
i wouldn't call it "listening." damn, i'm in a pissy mood today. sorry.
I don't even know what you're talking about, man.
There'll be days when I listen to one song over and over the whole way to work-- usually about a half hour drive. Always amuses me when I do.
sorry. i had just finished ranting in another comment about ipods and feeling full of comic rage. then i saw this post and was reminded of aaron copland's book "what to listen for in music." he talks about the monotony of modern music and how most of us just use it for background noise without really listening to it. thus, my comment: "i wouldn't call it 'listening.'"
Man. For some reason I thought you said "I would call it listening" instead of "wouldn't". Thus your meaning was lost because my brain wasn't processing english properly.