cd318,
I'm pretty sure that I heard that song last week... as I was riding on an elevator.
A perfect song? What are your choices?
Can there be such a thing as a perfect song? I have a suggestion, what are yours? Here is a thought...
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@cd318 You just smeared it ))) ... a joke from nothing ... everything ingenious is simple! (54) ... Today we will follow your principle (feast during the plague) ... we will dance))
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You don’t understand - now the sixth scientific revolution is underway ... the fate of mankind directly depends on whose hands the technologies will be - IT IS IMPOSSIBLE TO ALLOW the oligarchs ... otherwise ordinary people will end - they simply do not need the owners of huge money and will be destroyed (some covid or war) ... The only way for the broad masses of people to survive is to unite - only then they are strong. (the oligarchs will do their best to interfere with this - fascism, nationalism, inciting religious conflicts) ... the more fools, the easier it is for the oligarchs to gain the upper hand. Capitalism is synonymous with selfishness - loneliness - this system is completely inappropriate!
Serjio I hope I can understand your concerns that the human race is in great danger. These are my concerns too. Just as soon as the mass of humanity is no longer required to keep a small elite of globalist (bankers) in the lifestyle they are are accustomed to, that same mass of humanity will indeed become surplus to requirements. You could even argue that we peasants have only ever been tolerated as long as we served a useful function. However, in the meantime we can all try to put real information out there so that more people can use it to decide for themselves. You might well also be right in that the situation is becoming increasingly grave. You only have to look at the escalation of the Ukraine situation to see that, but it's also pointless in getting ourselves overly distressed by events we cannot control. In the meantime life goes on in its wonderful way.
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Do you live in the United States @serjio ? If you do, it sounds like you shouldn't from the way you think. |
You don’t understand - now the sixth scientific revolution is underway ... the fate of mankind directly depends on whose hands the technologies will be - IT IS IMPOSSIBLE TO ALLOW the oligarchs ... otherwise ordinary people will end - they simply do not need the owners of huge money and will be destroyed (some covid or war) ... The only way for the broad masses of people to survive is to unite - only then they are strong. (the oligarchs will do their best to interfere with this - fascism, nationalism, inciting religious conflicts) ... the more fools, the easier it is for the oligarchs to gain the upper hand. Capitalism is synonymous with selfishness - loneliness - this system is completely inappropriate! |
Don’t let the human condition get you down too much. Most of them having been fighting and killing for resources for hundreds of centuries. There’s nothing any different now, except they’re better at hiding their real intentions if you’re prone to believing the electronic and print media. Anyway, life today remains as valuable and precious as it ever did. Perhaps even moreso if you’re wiring is good. These are the days of miracles and wonder, aren’t they? Yes, we know life is a losing game, but nothing should stop up from losing it beautifully, should it? |
abyss? - it is inside most people ... this is the place where there was a difference between a Human and an animal ... vices broke free and are presented as the norm ... In addition to smartphones, everything has definitely become worse ... education and the general level of culture of the masses, food , clothes , architecture , cars ... No war ? - if you don’t see it, it doesn’t mean that it doesn’t exist ... rich people have turned into super-rich (funds, corporations, pools, banks ...) - the main part of humanity interferes with them and they destroy it ... digitalization has greatly accelerated this process . Only those who can compare can understand this ... |
In the lead by a long mile: Ella Fitzgerald singing Every time we say goodbye (1) Ella Fitzgerald Ev'ry time we say goodbye (with lyrics) - YouTube Honourable seconds: Emmylou Harris, Boulder to Birmingham Tom Waits, (Looking for) the Heart of Saturday Night - the song Bruce Springsteen would have sold his soul to have written. Dolly Parton, I Will Always Love You - ONLY in Dolly's original version; this, like Ella's Every Time demonstrates how when something's perfect you don't need to "make it better" with vocal fireworks.
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I’m not at all surprised. He’d seen it all in the 60s, rubbing shoulders with the likes of Baez and Dylan, the Beatles and the Beach Boys etc. It’s true his career nosedived somewhat in the 70s once his association with Mickie Most came to an end. His unwillingness to jump on the coming glam bandwagon alongside the likes of Bowie and Bolan don’t help his career either, but he never stopped making good music. In a way he remained true to himself. He wasn’t playing at being Donovan, he was Donovan.
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Truly I tell you - before the grass was greener, the trees were big ... it was more fun to live ... people read books, dreamed, thought ... good company, a beloved girl, a little alcohol and a starry sky on a summer night to the music of the eighties (plus minus) - what could be better? Today we turn to popular music and even a little to the rock of those years ... (do not remind me of disco - otherwise I will be upset) ... But let's start even earlier - 1966 ..
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Personally, I prefer songs with thoughtful lyrics. Such as "Supermarket Flowers" by Ed Sheeran or "To Ramona" by Bob Dylan. In rare cases light music that helps me studying as I`m a student :) |