It happened again tonight


Playing Pink Floyd The Wall Side 4, nice and loud. Kind of loud live would be if they would keep it just short of harmful. Kind of loud you feel it. Run Like Hell comes and the lead guitar riffs are just exhilarating and have me going and then the beat picks up and I catch myself hyperventilating again. Its just so crazy clear and present and you are there, all I can say is Thank you, Krissy. From the bottom of my heart. Thank you so very much.

Chuck
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amg56,

In fact, I really never have heart or breathing pattern changes while reading books or listening to music. Many people are just like that. Not being better or worse than you because of that.

"Sick twisted compulsion" was actually nothing else but a copy/paste of the end of millercarbon's awful insult aimed at another member/s here. I am surprised you did not catch that. In case you miss it this time again, "awful" was taken from the same paragraph and that paragraph was nothing but insult.

Thanks for recommendation, I will see if I can get it. Hope yours is going well.
+1 for amg56 ...

You've reminded me of a trip I took up the coast to Santa Barbara one day with a friend to hunt down a Peerless transformer that was advertised for sale. My friend built his own amps and he wanted the transformer for an amp project.

The return trip was in the late afternoon at that time of year when we get spectacular sunsets along that stretch of the coast highway. Both my friend Dave and I were totally taken by the stunning beauty of the sinking sun. 

At one point, I turned to Dave and pointed out that everyone on the highway was looking straight ahead, completely oblivious to the beauty unfolding over their right shoulders. 

Two music lovers driving south on the 101, one an accomplished artist, giving praise to The Author of that sunset, and the rest of those in traffic missing the whole thing. 

Clods will be clods ... and the chances are that they will never wake up and smell the roses.

Frank, 

The original vinyl release of “The Wall” is a very good recording, one of the best rock recordings of its time. 

I sold a lot of hifi gear with that recording. “Aja” by Steely Dan another. Jeff Wayne’s “War of the Worlds” recording another personal favorite of mine that caught a lot of people’s ears and sold a lot of gear.
Glupson
No insult intended. Of course we are
all different and react to things differently. Absolutely no issue with that. Honestly, I flick through most posts to read the interesting stuff and ignore the insults and bagging. Makes me a bit of a hypocrite hey?
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oregonpapa,

"At one point, I turned to Dave and pointed out that everyone on the highway was looking straight ahead, completely oblivious to the beauty unfolding over their right shoulders."
Who was driving while two of you were looking over your right shoulders?