Debate, and discuss, just dont Bore me.
Published on May 13, 2007 By Dr Guy In Blogging

Big Fat Daddy got me thinking.  On a blog of little note, he said:

some days an open road and any hard drivin' ZZ Top tune and we'll be doing 90 before you know it.

And that is so true.  Music is not about the group of the day, or year, or whatever.  It is about the situation.  And the timing.

I was talking about one song, yet he reminded me that there are a lot of songs.  Each one reminds us of a different memory.  Sure smell may be the most intense memory jogger.  But the truth is songs do more. (who wants to smell things all the time?).

Our first love, our first kiss, our first.....

Well you know.  Often we hear from the media about "our song".  And I guess that is right.  WHen we find the one we will grow old with, we remember "our song".  And that is fine and well.

But it is not the "only" song.  The others, perhaps not as poignant, are just as equally memory joggers.

Of memories we cherish and want to hold dear.

Music is memories.  That is what makes it so special.


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on May 13, 2007
You are a romantic and a softie aren't you?

But you are quite correct DG, songs do jog a memory out.
on May 13, 2007
Music is memories. That is what makes it so special.


Very true.
on May 13, 2007
That's why they call it, "The soundtrack of our lives" ;~)
on May 13, 2007
You are a romantic and a softie aren't you?


nah, just someone who loves to sing, but cant hold a note in a bucket!
on May 13, 2007
MasonM May 13


What stations do you listen to (out of curiousity)? When I have Xm, I am always on the 60s and 70s stations.
on May 13, 2007
"The soundtrack of our lives" ;~)


I like that. I have not heard it before, but it fits.
on May 13, 2007
I have sirius and listen to the 70's as well as the buzzsaw and classsic vynle and the Garage (I have a link to Underground Garage on my sidebar,BTW so check it out, lol) I also listen to the classical stuff too quite a bit believe it or not.

Good article Doc!   
on May 13, 2007
Good article Doc!


Thanks Shovel. Coming from you, that is high praise.

I like your taste in music as well. I think I will check out your sidebar today as well (only Nascar on the streaming station here).
on May 13, 2007

MasonM May 13


What stations do you listen to (out of curiousity)? When I have Xm, I am always on the 60s and 70s stations.



It varies a lot really, depending on my mood. I mostly listen to the classic rock stations Top Tracks and Big Tracks, but also the classical channels and blues channels and sometimes the 40s channel.
on May 13, 2007
sometimes the 40s channel


I will have to listen to that. I do like the big band era as that is so soothing at times.
on May 13, 2007

sometimes the 40s channel


I will have to listen to that. I do like the big band era as that is so soothing at times.


I really enjoy that music at times. The Andrews Sisters were great.
on May 13, 2007
The Andrews Sisters were great.


Not hard on the eyes either. And you dont have to worry about "wardrobe" problems.
on May 13, 2007
on May 14, 2007
Truer words were never spoken.. I can hear a song... 70's era usually.. some 60's... and in my mind Im back where I was when I heard that song.... Some are good memories.. some not so good... But memories just the same... It has caused some rather uh difficult moments.. like when daughter wanted to know why I had such a silly grin on my face to a certain song...... oh well.... the music helps life continue.....
on May 14, 2007

like when daughter wanted to know why I had such a silly grin on my face to a certain song...... oh well.... the music helps life continue.....

And the rest of us can only wonder.

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