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One of my oldest memories is that of putting a giant set of headphones on, as a child, and listening to music. Being born into a musically inclined family meant that from the cradle up, we were exposed to music, and thankfully music from all genres. If my Father was fond of Ghazals and Indian […]
via HOW MOZART AND JAPANESE ROCK INSPIRE ME — Candles Online
The Pradita Chronicles 
Well, I’m pretty sure you’ll guess which band I’m going to talk about.
#metallica. 🙂
I was talking about my introduction or first love or whatever with Metallica and the song which started it all was, “Wherever I May Roam.”
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In a comment Chain on my latest post.
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I’m sorry but you never struck me as a Metallica fan 😬 Something about you doesn’t give that head – banger vibe. But I’m glad to know that you found your life’s philosophy in that song. I’m sorry I haven’t read that post of yours. Would you mind sharing the link with me?
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Well, the link in a while. First of all, don’t I talk about Slipknot in like every other post? When people look at me in metro, they think I’m having an epileptic seizure. 🙂
Now the link, the comment section is particularly worth looking at.
https://penandinksketches.wordpress.com/2017/09/13/a-sense-of-self/
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Ah, that explains it. My not noticing your connection to Slipknot. It’s because I never liked the band… And if you’ve been very overt in mentioning the band’s name then I’ve missed it because I haven’t read that many posts from your blog. 😱 Sorry 🙏
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It’s perfectly OK. I appreciate honesty, do not worry. And the same is true for missing Slipknot. 🙂
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Going through the comments now 🙂
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Woah! you are so much of a music lover… 🙂 I was too much into music 3 years back. Was hearing almost everything from rit from Frank Zappa to Joe Sat.. Led Zep of course s a master musician…
Chicken foot made me go crazy and pick a guitar in fact, but eventually dropped out …
Mind is a monkey 😀
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Mind is a monkey! Oh yes… I’ve never listened to Chicken Foot, but Joe Satriani and Frank Zappa were family favorites in the 70’s and 80’s so I’ve been exposed to them but I don’t like them much, sorry to say 😅
Your choice of bands tells me you’re into the Classic Progressive Rock Bands. I bet you like Jethro Tull, The Moody Blues and of course Pink Floyd too. I am more of a grunge, post-grunge and alternative rock kinda person.
OK so now we’ve got another thing to discuss whenever we meet, besides books and poetry 😁
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i use to listen progressive rock, sometimes folk rock as well… Trout mask replica is one such cult album.. but thats long back.. yeah lot to discuss on music! 😀
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I had to google that out because I haven’t heard of it. Then I recalled that the album cover is the same picture you had shared with us a few weeks back. Discussions… eager for those to happen 😀
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Exactly! The cover was intriguing for me, imagine that in 70s for a music album😃
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I know but then the 70’s were a very experimental and provocative period 😀
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Very true😊
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Yes. To so much of what you shared, Pradita. Lots of music in lots of styles. Bring it on.
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Really? Please share your music moments with us. I’d love to hear how music inspires you in daily life 😊😊
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Where do I start? Ok. So my first memories are of being a little boy, playing with cars on the floor. My big brother would play his music in the background: Beatles, ELO, ABBA (not a fan), Elton John, Eagles, Status Quo, and classics like, Beethoven, Rossini, Tchaikovsky, and many more. I loved most of it. In high school band I got into Mozart, Handel (still love Handel), Dvorak, and others. I also went through a heavy rock and metal faze. Still like some heavy rock, blues. Yes, New Age stuff to chill out. Like Enya, Secret Garden.
I like some music films: Blues Brothers and was touched by Mr Holland’s Opus and The Belier Family. Is that enough, already? 😉
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Is music ever enough? Or talk of it for that matter? 😁 But I can relate… That’s how I grew up too – listening to stuff that the family listened to, then in college going through an angry phase where I listened to the loudest music I could listen to, and then mellowing down to New Age and soft rock or folk. It’s always such pleasure discussing music with people who know about it too. 😊😊
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