Xellerated said:That happens to me more with movies (the "silent, walking around the house, tripping on how good it was" thing), but it's definitely happened a lot to me with music too.SactownConnection said: Asking a P fan what their music staples are is the very definition of "impossible"... so many people here have put some variation of "the list goes on..."
if someone asked me about my #1 staple, my answer would be "#1 staple?!?! sh*t, I haven't heard it yet. let's go crate diggin' so I can go find it."
I don't even know how to word this correctly, but here goes nothing.
I wonder if you guys feel like this. Sometimes, when I hear music, I say "Wow, this is niceee." or "I like this sh!t." if it matches my taste. But sometimes, when I hear something, I have no words, I have to take my headphones off and walk around the damn house. It's like when I first heard San Fransisco Knights...or Suite for Beaver or Oooh Baby (
Its almost if it transcends genres. I feel like EVERY human being should love it if they heard it. I mean, how do not bob your head to that sh!t?!?!
The very definition of good music. I dunno, just sayin'. A bit buzzed right now
Anyone else feel like sometimes they just stumble on to straight up, no holds barred, good music? Greatness that NO ONE can deny?
"Tomorrow Never Knows" by the Beatles was one of those. I listened to it when I was an adolescent, and I was like "The Beatles did THIS?!?! Wow." I also have to say that, even though I wasn't SILENT, I was laughing so hard I almost couldn't breathe the first few times I heard "That N1gger's Crazy" by Richard Pryor. That's another form of transcendence, I guess. There are tons more, but I'd have to cycle through my iTunes list, and that's tens of thousands of songs, and I got sh*t to do.
My question would be: did a track ever give you deja vu? Two kinds:
First kind is where you hear a track when you're a toddler or infant, and then forget it, then hear it again years later on the radio, and you get shivers down your spine... Like "D*mn, I know I heard this SOMEWHERE!" I grew up in the 80's and my mom listened to a lot of singer-songwriter sh*t and lite rock, so the two tunes that most gave me that deja vu feeling were "
