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Is it wrong?

I should disclose that I’m feeling a little relaxed right now, thanks in part to a few Knob Creeks. Okay, that being said, on with the post: I started flipping through some ancient CD’s. You know the ones, CD’s that you forgot you even have, and I ran across a Patrick O’Hearn CD titled “Indigo”. Well, I popped it in the tray and I’m loving it. I think they used to call this stuff "space music”. I also seem to remember people poking fun at this type of music. I guess what I want to know is: Is it beneath my dignity to be enjoying this so much? I’m really having a ball!
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tom6897
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To each his or her own, Bottoms Up! Enjoy!
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uru975
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Anything that brings joy to someone without bringing harm to another is worth doing. Enjoy!
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darkj
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Hearts of Space, Windham Hill, Andreas Vollenweider, some Vangelis - it's all musically valid and even interesting. I love new age, particularly early stuff where artists were still inventing the genre. I love it enough that I started my own Windham Hill Records discography blog.

It's funny, I consider myself a jazz fan first, and l listen to a lot of electronica these days, but I felt like Windham Hill wasn't getting the attention it deserves. http://windhaming.wordpress.com.

So you didn't like the Patrick O'Hearn when you got it. Sometimes we grow into music. There's plenty of music that I didn't appreciate as a teen/twenties that I now love at twice that age.
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tpreaves
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I suggest you immediately make an appointment for a bit of psychotherapy ,you clearly need help !!!!!!!! :)
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philjolet
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I think to post your issues on the internet to a bunch of strangers is a clear sign of desperation. My suggestion is to bottle up your feelings til something breaks!

:^D

I heard some Vangelis the other day and enjoyed it. I will look into Patrick O'Hearn...
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