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Okay, Mags, no need for sarcasm. He could have been a well informed American.
…now that’s unlikely 
Tru. i am a villian n the my little pony tv show
How can i buy a pony for 25 pounds
sounds like fps music
Over here a pony is slang for 25 pounds
Playing musical instrument is better than passively listening to music as it engages both sides of your brain.
Temporal mechanics dude.
I couldn’t tolerate music the day I wrote that.
But in the past I educated and stimulated my mind with music
You’re lying. You love music. This is your new favorite song. Now get it stuck in your head and stop lying.
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZYa3YCZdtuc[/youtube]
The song I’ve got stuck in my head is so un-pc, and therefore I cannot share.
Post it.
Not heavy enough for me. Riffs are too wimpy. I Like this one better
[youtube]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-_0sDe-vWFo[/youtube]
i agree
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In any song you hear, when singing along, replace the word “you” with “jews”.
This will make many songs funnier
No racism needed
I replace “love” with “drugs” in some songs and it’s pretty funny.
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kctlBvsaFuE[/youtube]
Trix, you listen to dub step? No wonder you hate music.
This is an interesting article about how music affects the brain. I do think that structured classical music (think Handel) is more of an active listening experience, requiring attention, while other, more melodious genres are more passive.
blog.bufferapp.com/music-and-the-brain
(I remember inquiring once why a tune being listened to repeatedly stops having the same effect; and an answer I came up with was that a tune will stimulate same brain regions/cells in the same sequence, and after listening for it these stimulated brain cells become overused and tired, and so the piece eventually loses the effect on the brain).