StringJunky

Precocious young lady; super voice.

I know what you mean but I Iike to feel it all sometimes, even the more melancholy side of people's thoughts like those two you put up. And now for something completely different... let's dance!:

Yes, Buckley sings like he meant it. Love that Cash track; the sound is luscious around his voice and good lyrics too. Both are a bit heavy in the message department. I listened to them through my earphones and the soundscapes were great.

Funny how songs sound stronger when they've gone.

Dig it, man! Some people have music in their bones. It doesn't matter what you give them, they'll make something out of it.

Got dem blues

I'd sooner let the experts deal with it and if they can't then I will seek my own answers. As i have experienced myself recently, the causes of something can be what appears totally unrelated, to the untrained mind. I'm of the opinion that an intelligent person will see a doctor first before attempting to self-diagnose.

Because.... she's so ugly!

Great quality and performance.

Yeah, that was a very clever bit of re-writing. Dogs, for the guitar work and atmosphere, is high on my favourites list.

Imo the only time one really gives anything resembling unconditional love is to ones babies and toddlers until they start to show some sort of autonomy and responsibility. It is a necessary state to have a wide margin of tolerance to give them the space to develop and make all their early self-induced errors in a safe and watchful environment;.

LOL!

That brick, that the brickie has just dropped above me, will not hit my head. Yes, as per HSE directives, I've got a lid on.

I think that has shades of Buddhism, whereby we project out what we see. Certainly, what we see is a construction of our minds and not a literal photograph-like image where we passively record all what passes into our eyes and we see that with our 'mind's eye'; it is selective as to what data is used and how it is used.

It's about fishing. I was J/K. All these high-brow books people throw I thought I'd chuck that out. Good book though... if you're 15-.16...educative in the ways of amour.. It was written in the seventies.

Happy Hooker by Xaviera Hollander

" "The more people I meet the more I miss my dog" - Mark Twain

Yes. The niceness or kindness of humans is really only a cleverly worn veneer, masking a selfishly motivated agenda. It is rare as rocking horse droppings to find a genuinely kind human, once you've delved deeper into the person.