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To get you started :


I believe you can only do two videos per post or maybe that was on the other site. Not sure about that but you could try more if you want and see what happens.

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I have to do a couple things but will come back later and have a listen.

Thanks so much for the explanation Spida & CJ!

Seru7 wrote: ↑Sun Aug 09, 2020 2:22 pm Thanks so much for the explanation Spida & CJ!

Your welcome. Place is a bit laid back since the re-boot. I pop in once and a while to read/write and listen to music. I have pretty decent computer audio here so that works out pretty good.

Nice to meet you. Just give me a holler if there's anything else you need to know. Next I'm gonna clean my camera and take a ride up north and west. Into the wilderness, pretty much.

Ciao

Cast me to the abyss. I will reemerge when the conditions are right. Eternity is my saviour, always...

It's nice to hear good music that users are posting that I am unfamiliar with. This will be useful when I make another MP3 data disc for the car; driving music. I have a six disc changer and so far I only have two discs loaded. This is actually quite a bit in comparison with the old days when discs held on average between ten and twenty tracks; nowadays it's on the order of a hundred to a hundred and fifty. This is good, and quality wise I can't complain either.

Recently, at times, I am on the road for twelve hours, more or less, and it's quite convenient to have this much music at my disposal without ever even having to change out a single disc.


Hey, that looks like Jack Nicholson in there. I play guitar; he doesn't look he does, but he can try and act the part. He's usually pretty good at that.

I have to try and remember to put this one on my next disc.

Here's a find for Spida

Yeah that's a cool video and the music's pretty good. I'd like to make another disc for the car today. I have two in the changer and have room for four more. I need about 125 tracks more or less while trying to avoid duplicates, and I'm fairly certain I don't have that one yet.

So yeah, I'd say that was a good find, seriously.

Here is Wagner's depiction of Siegfried coming out of his body. Note the serpentine music - representing the kundalini.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MJq4n0_NZB4

Furtwangler, the conductor here, knew a lot about Will.

Turn up the volume. The physical vibration is designed to induce a similar effect in humans. This music, properly conducted, always drives me up the spine, chakra by chakra, and out the head.