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Here’s topic #6:
What song transports you through space and time, and where do you go?
The idea here is that we’re all getting older, and there’s that tune that was playing that one time, and now when it comes on the radio you immediately are back in that place. It’s nearly impossible for me to pick just one song. I am so into music that I have a soundtrack for every part of my life. It would run pages. I usually don’t remember where I am when I first hear a song, but I can be transported through my memory fairly easily.
Collective Soul = the summer my brother and I lounged in the basement playing cards.
Massive Attack = the first summer I spent away from home.
Pink Floyd = Dad showing me “The Wall”.
Counting Crows = high school.
Illinois = SXSW 07.
Pete Yorn = meeting my husband.
Most recently, “Hands Open” by Snow Patrol was playing from my mp3s when I finished my first book. To keep the tradition, I played it as I crossed the finish line with my second too. No matter what happens, whenever that song pops up, I will be filled with a great sense of accomplishment and pride. Music is in our lives to associate with experience. I have a great soundtrack.
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I like that thought, that you have a great soundtrack. Groovy, baby!
What will SXSW 2008 be like without you?!?!? I’m already crying.
“It’s nearly impossible for me to pick just one song. I am so into music that I have a soundtrack for every part of my life. It would run pages. I usually don’t remember where I am when I first hear a song, but I can be transported through my memory fairly easily.”
You and me both. I think my soundtrack would consist of several hundred songs, maybe pushing over a thousand. I’m amazed you had the restraint to name only a few.
I agree, you have a great soundtrack.
I don’t know what I’d do without a soundtrack for my life…for the good, the bad and the ugly 😉
I am also bad about marking a period of my life with one album or group. Usually it involves a different part of the country for each group, because we traveled a lot while in college.
Thanks for all the response, even though I got no votes!! Wah wah!! KD – what are you talking about? I’m there!
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