Music, what does this mean to you?
By airasheila
@airasheila (5454)
Philippines
October 25, 2009 3:41pm CST
There are too many types of music now a days. Sometimes, you cannot name the title since it was a new hymn to your ear. But, if we will notice, though the evolution of music is moving fast, still there are music we can consider classical. Years may passed by but we can still remember the title of a classic song that we heard long time before. Thus, we can say music is a like a living legend that play a role in ones life. It may be an expression of ones feelings or emotion.
6 responses
@WBtheMP3guy (227)
• United States
3 Nov 09
I think most of the music put out by the big companies is garbage. I haven't heard very many listenable songs over the last few years. Rap isn't even music, just chanting to computer generated noise. NASA taught monkeys how to work computers. these rappers don't look like monkeys to me. Maybe they should go put some effort into learning REAL music.
All the music sounds the same today........My GOD, I sound like my dad 30 years ago.
@Staraven (160)
• United States
30 Oct 09
Music to me almost has a life of its own. It is full of melodies and words which inspire emotions and creativity in me. It's amazing the power that music has; for me, it can make or break a day...mostly depending on what memories I have connected to them. There's a memory for nearly every song I listen to - and that's a lot of music (:
So in short, music is a powerful emotional force.
@mama_bear (1118)
• Canada
26 Oct 09
music is everything to me, i have to listen to it every single day. it is what drives me and gets me through the day, it is my fuel. i listen to it whether i am happy or sad, it is one of the very cornerstones of my existence, without it my life would lose all lustre. i cannot imagine a single day without it. i could wax lyrical about music all day, and my choice of music is metal/heavy metal. i know all about this genre, its rich history, and i am on an endless quest to find other fellow lovers.
@crystallight1l (347)
• Canada
27 Oct 09
Soft Music is perfect while working, but strong (e.g. hard rock music) is too much for working. During a deep thought, a strike of guitar rams my thought, as it runs away. ;D
