Cinnamon115
Well-Known Member
Every time I here "Tomorrow" from Annie, I have a hard time not crying. I guess its because the optimistic view of tomorrow in the song is how I used to feel, until my tomorrows never got better or got worse.
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I find it easier to listen to Baroque music than some other types (classical and popular)
that seem to push me around/try to manipulate me emotionally. Then there are the things
that make all those shiver/zingy feelings, no particular genre or content.
Although humans speaking isn't music, I don't know any other place to say
that I have a mental file of voices that I like to hear: Carol Channing, Walter Matthau,
Eve Arden, Tiny Tim (mostly singing, though, not speaking),Woody Allen, Bea Arthur,
George Burns, Judy Holliday, Loretta Lynn (speaking, not singing)...others.
I understand very much where you're coming from! People always asked me of my interest i Baroque music; I simply can't explain it. I just find the genre to be so reflective and expressive of the human condition.I find it easier to listen to Baroque music than some other types (classical and popular)
that seem to push me around/try to manipulate me emotionally. Then there are the things
that make all those shiver/zingy feelings, no particular genre or content.
Although humans speaking isn't music, I don't know any other place to say
that I have a mental file of voices that I like to hear: Carol Channing, Walter Matthau,
Eve Arden, Tiny Tim (mostly singing, though, not speaking),Woody Allen, Bea Arthur,
George Burns, Judy Holliday, Loretta Lynn (speaking, not singing)...others.