Hey something really cool happened to me the other day.
I'm in a very hard period of non-stop exams (well they're actually contests) which lasts four weeks and I'm kinda tired. Listening to music has become a real relief recently, I need it more than ever to make me feel good after doing maths all day. And that one morning, I was just leaving my room at 7 a.m. to take the train to go to the exam center, and I had no time for a full album, so I decided to listen to some random songs as I walked in the street, and I started with Bob Dylan's I don't Believe You, for some reason. And that happened. That was exquisite. It's like my eyes opened and I could see everything during the time of that one song. I have probably never felt so good listening to music. It was probably more because of the situation than the song itself, but damn that was awesome. Music is really something cool.
Well, that's all. I love reading this kind of music-related events here on BEA, and I thought I could share mine ^^
An Acoustic Evening At The Vienna Opera House wit Joe Bonamassa, Gerry O'Connor (Ireland) Irish banjo, violin and mandolin; Mats Wester (Sweden) Nyckelharpa and mandola; Arlan Schierbaum, harmonium, accordion, baby piano and glockenspiel, and Lenny Castro, percussion.
Still having eargasms from Weatherall's 'Masterpiece', Tarot Sport and The Trammps. James Holden's 'Inheritors' album gives me more of a brain massage than an eargasm though.
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