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| Grey Eagle
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| Ellusion
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| Ellusion
User ID: 84876180 Canada06/04/2023 10:20 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | I miss that Pacific Ocean and the incredible waves and sunsets... Quoting: Grey Eagle (Where do I belong?) [link to www.youtube.com (secure)] 143 |
| Anonymous Coward User ID: 85382481  United Kingdom06/04/2023 10:20 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | ... Quoting: Grey Eagle Yeah, I've known my share of drug-users and alcoholics. Sadly. Not that I haven't drank most of my life (just not too excessively). RIP to all those who lost their battle with the bottle or the needle or the pills... Drinking is great, I just can never seem to moderate. I miss it sometimes. Elizabeth (can’t remember her last name) the one who wrote eat pray love did a Ted Talk Genus and artists. How they fall into pits, tormented over not producing or replicating their big hits. High critique by their fans/listeners. Impacts artists deeply. Pressure. Exactly. It has happened to ALOT. How many times have I heard of those who hit it big at a young age ... and then they feel this insane pressure (by whomever) to follow it up with something equal - if not something better ($ale$).. It's a double-edged sword ... Those who are sensitive/open enough to write tunes that resonate ... often lack the extreme thick skin required to endure the followup and the aftermath of initial success... with a shocking dry spell and its growing expectation ... Yes - previously artists maintained their stability with the knowledge music or poetry was a divine messenger downloading to an artist inspirational hits. It was more a spiritual thing as opposed to believing your the one whose had this mega hit. |
| SilverSoup
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| Grey Eagle
User ID: 77906560 United States06/04/2023 10:22 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | I miss that Pacific Ocean and the incredible waves and sunsets... Quoting: Grey Eagle (Where do I belong?) Joe Anderson 1 month ago I can't play an 80s song without getting hammered with heavy nostalgia. This song is strong! 395 Reply 12 replies Wayne Marriott Wayne Marriott 4 weeks ago Its obligatory. And rude not to!!! 8 Reply Yogesh Pai Yogesh Pai 3 weeks ago agree, 100% 6 Reply Luca Ricciardi Luca Ricciardi 3 weeks ago Actually still takes my breath away 4 Reply Marie Belair Marie Belair 3 weeks ago 💯 I truly agree. ❤️ Forever this song 🎵 ❤️ 6 Reply Brandon Moore Brandon Moore 2 weeks ago @joeanderson444 Don Henley The Boys Of Summer is my number one favorite song. :fireplace: "Remember when we used to treat colds and flu with chicken soup, saltwater gargles and warm tea instead of Communism?" |
| Ellusion
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| Ellusion
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| Ellusion
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| Grey Eagle
User ID: 77906560 United States06/04/2023 10:28 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | ... Quoting: Anonymous Coward 85382481 Drinking is great, I just can never seem to moderate. I miss it sometimes. Elizabeth (can’t remember her last name) the one who wrote eat pray love did a Ted Talk Genus and artists. How they fall into pits, tormented over not producing or replicating their big hits. High critique by their fans/listeners. Impacts artists deeply. Pressure. Exactly. It has happened to ALOT. How many times have I heard of those who hit it big at a young age ... and then they feel this insane pressure (by whomever) to follow it up with something equal - if not something better ($ale$).. It's a double-edged sword ... Those who are sensitive/open enough to write tunes that resonate ... often lack the extreme thick skin required to endure the followup and the aftermath of initial success... with a shocking dry spell and its growing expectation ... Yes - previously artists maintained their stability with the knowledge music or poetry was a divine messenger downloading to an artist inspirational hits. It was more a spiritual thing as opposed to believing your the one whose had this mega hit. Absolutely. Some of those great songs were not really the artist ... they were merely just the semi-fortuitous tappings into the Collective Unconscious or into the realms and library of the Collective Muse or what-have-you.. Maybe LSD furthered that wellspring of words, and chords, and somehow piecing it all together in a hit-worthy composition. The music has to come to you ... you can't really tap into it IN THE WRONG FRAME OF MIND. Last Edited by Grey Eagle on 06/04/2023 10:29 PM :fireplace: "Remember when we used to treat colds and flu with chicken soup, saltwater gargles and warm tea instead of Communism?" |
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| Grey Eagle
User ID: 77906560 United States06/04/2023 10:32 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | The current mindset of this age is one of fear and anger. That can't be beneficial for great/inspired songwriting. Something has definitely CHANGED... Last Edited by Grey Eagle on 06/04/2023 10:33 PM :fireplace: "Remember when we used to treat colds and flu with chicken soup, saltwater gargles and warm tea instead of Communism?" |
| Ellusion
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| Anonymous Coward User ID: 85382481 United Kingdom06/04/2023 10:34 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | ... Quoting: Grey Eagle Exactly. It has happened to ALOT. How many times have I heard of those who hit it big at a young age ... and then they feel this insane pressure (by whomever) to follow it up with something equal - if not something better ($ale$).. It's a double-edged sword ... Those who are sensitive/open enough to write tunes that resonate ... often lack the extreme thick skin required to endure the followup and the aftermath of initial success... with a shocking dry spell and its growing expectation ... Yes - previously artists maintained their stability with the knowledge music or poetry was a divine messenger downloading to an artist inspirational hits. It was more a spiritual thing as opposed to believing your the one whose had this mega hit. Absolutely. Some of those great songs were not really the artist ... they were merely just the semi-fortuitous tappings into the Collective Unconscious or into the realms and library of the Collective Muse or what-have-you.. Maybe LSD furthered that wellspring of words, and chords, and somehow piecing it all together in a hit-worthy composition. The music has to come to you ... you can't really tap into it IN THE WRONG FRAME OF MIND.  Definitely helpers such as LSD opening up dormant qualities, even a little weed, maaan (said like Chong). |
| Ellusion
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| Grey Eagle
User ID: 77906560 United States06/04/2023 10:36 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | I am hearing this one on the speakers here right now ... Great lyr*cs, Robert. Last Edited by Grey Eagle on 06/04/2023 10:37 PM :fireplace: "Remember when we used to treat colds and flu with chicken soup, saltwater gargles and warm tea instead of Communism?" |
| SilverSoup
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| Ellusion
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| SilverSoup
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| Grey Eagle
User ID: 77906560 United States06/04/2023 10:41 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Well that’s weird. I didn’t post that lol, you did- and no clue how that just happened. Quoting: Anonymous Coward 85382481 Was trying to post this: It happens to me all the time when you make too many previous quotes in your post. You have to eliminate a few quotes first, if you want to avoid that scenario. ha.. :fireplace: "Remember when we used to treat colds and flu with chicken soup, saltwater gargles and warm tea instead of Communism?" |
| Grey Eagle
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