Chaotic Coffee Klatch (tea also available)

[BrendaBear]

Music is life

I think music is the sound of emotion. At least to me it is.

 

[Lindi37]

I think music is the sound of emotion. At least to me it is.

It is. And it can’t be learned. Like when you hear someone play an instrument because they can or should, beautiful. But when someone plays or sings and it’s like you’ve been invited into their soul THAT’s music. No purer beauty on earth (in my opinion)

 

[Mgwb11]

I think music is the sound of emotion. At least to me it is.

I think that for a lot of music.

But sometimes I just want some meaningless catchy pop shit made by committee.

 

[Lindi37]

I think that for a lot of music.

But sometimes I just want some meaningless catchy pop shit made by committee.

Because sometimes it’s too much emotion. Especially if you’re a feeler… oi, not that kind

 

[BrendaBear]

I think music is the sound of emotion. At least to me it is.

I am such a puss, I dig up this song when I am at the end of my rope, without hope. And it makes me cry and feel like there is a chance I might make it through.

 

[B2fromA2looking4U]

I think music is the sound of emotion. At least to me it is.

Heard this song and movie in my head as I read these posts: We all need someoneto love

 

[Codeman93]

 

[Mgwb11]

Because sometimes it’s too much emotion. Especially if you’re a feeler… oi, not that kind

There's music for both kinds of feelers

 

[Trubbycat]

It is. And it can’t be learned. Like when you hear someone play an instrument because they can or should, beautiful. But when someone plays or sings and it’s like you’ve been invited into their soul THAT’s music. No purer beauty on earth (in my opinion)

On a related note some friends and I MANY years ago were going on about our lack of girlfriends and/or sex. We went around, each describing what they wanted at that moment. We got to the last guy, (and I'll never forget this) and he said "I want to lay my head in Kate Bush's lap and have her play with my hair and sing to me." We all stopped and cursed him out because it was so much better than our nonsense.

 

[Mgwb11]

Because sometimes it’s too much emotion. Especially if you’re a feeler… oi, not that kind

And of course right as I say I want some meaningless pop shit my playlist entered its wistful section and now it's Noah Kahan's "Stick Season" and I super don't have that song in me right now.

 

[Mrtenant]

or maybe

Just suggestions…

Fuggin hilarious.. Betty gif cracks me the fuck up

 

[Lindi37]

I’ve always loved Karen Carpenter

 

[BrendaBear]

Heard this song and movie in my head as I read these posts: We all need someoneto love

Oh yeah - that one can make me cry too.

 

[Cogan]

I am such a puss, I dig up this song when I am at the end of my rope, without hope. And it makes me cry and feel like there is a chance I might make it through.

And she is so cool!
I listened to The Runaways in my early teens and loved them! Her solo career isn't bad either.

 

[BrendaBear]

And she is so cool!
I listened to The Runaways in my early teens and loved them! Her solo career isn't bad either.

I think Joan Jett is like the female counterpart to George Thorogood. Very iconic, massively huge sound, but their songs power is in their simplicity and honesty.

 

[Trubbycat]

This is magnificent.

 

[HarryHill]

I was in love w/Joan Jett.
eta: Thanks for the earwig.

 

[BrendaBear]

This is magnificent.

I am such a music coward - I have actively disliked Peter Gabriel for nearly 40 years. As a human, I am positive he has some good songs, and powerful messages… but what I heard back then made me learn to avoid his stuff completely - so I won’t listen to that, even though it might be something I would end up loving. Because I am a music coward.

 

[rjr_1954]

Phone calls OR the god awful dial up tone
Living the dream

Black & White TV and 9 channels

 

[Trubbycat]

I am such a music coward - I have actively disliked Peter Gabriel for nearly 40 years. As a human, I am positive he has some good songs, and powerful messages… but what I heard back then made me learn to avoid his stuff completely - so I won’t listen to that, even though it might be something I would end up loving. Because I am a music coward.

As you wish. No judge...COWARD

 

[Lindi37]

I shared this for Sin. It is my fave song EVER!
You don’t need to know what the words mean to understand it

 

[BrendaBear]

Heard this song and movie in my head as I read these posts: We all need someoneto love

So - do you remember the Wilson Picket version of this song? Much earlier than the Blues Brothers of course. That is the version I knew well.

Curiously, the picture they show during this vid has Jimi Hendrix on guitar behind Wilson. I now need to look up if Jimi played on this (pretty sure he had left the band already).

 

[Cogan]

I think Joan Jett is like the female counterpart to George Thorogood. Very iconic, massively huge sound, but their songs power is in their simplicity and honesty.

I agree! I always comes back to this song when I think of her.

 

[AngelicaS1780]

actually I have had the same username since I found the internet way back in '98. Might be time for a change

If the shoe still fits...

On a related note some friends and I MANY years ago were going on about our lack of girlfriends and/or sex. We went around, each describing what they wanted at that moment. We got to the last guy, (and I'll never forget this) and he said "I want to lay my head in Kate Bush's lap and have her play with my hair and sing to me." We all stopped and cursed him out because it was so much better than our nonsense.

Kate

 

[B2fromA2looking4U]

So - do you remember the Wilson Picket version of this song? Much earlier than the Blues Brothers of course. That is the version I knew well.

Curiously, the picture they show during this vid has Jimi Hendrix on guitar behind Wilson. I now need to look up if Jimi played on this (pretty sure he had left the band already).

Oh yeah. I grew up North of MoTown! More MoTown please!