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DTF · 03-05-2008, 01:17 PM

Hi, first post here.

I consider the music I have listened to to be the soundtrack of my life.

Have played a couple of instruments, none particularly well, but being able to read music is like knowing another language. So music is defintiely a part of me.

Sometimes I'll listen to uplifting music- from classical to Native American flute.

I have spent many nights in my life at Grateful Dead concerts and other rock bands' shows.

I'll listen to the blues, bluegrass, jazz, Sinatra, Christmas music at christmas time, and of course rock- but I was never into metal bands.

If the music you are listening to bogs you down and doesnt lift you up- turn it off or put something else on.

03-05-2008, 01:17 PM	#8 (permalink)
DTF Junior Member Join Date: Mar 2008 Posts: 2	Hi, first post here. I consider the music I have listened to to be the soundtrack of my life. Have played a couple of instruments, none particularly well, but being able to read music is like knowing another language. So music is defintiely a part of me. Sometimes I'll listen to uplifting music- from classical to Native American flute. I have spent many nights in my life at Grateful Dead concerts and other rock bands' shows. I'll listen to the blues, bluegrass, jazz, Sinatra, Christmas music at christmas time, and of course rock- but I was never into metal bands. If the music you are listening to bogs you down and doesnt lift you up- turn it off or put something else on.