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Old 09-01-2010, 01:23 AM

eh I guess I'm a bit touchy on my music listening. Or...just demanding. It never played any of the songs I actually wanted to listen to...sooooo....*shrug* I still use it occasionally for when I'm doing homework--which hasn't been for a while.

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Old 09-01-2010, 04:40 PM

Oh I see what you mean. Yeah, Pandora doesn't play songs you ask it to. It's more for finding new music than music you already know. It's better than the radio though. Ech.

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Old 09-03-2010, 04:49 PM

I love celtic music. I write fantasy stories and what better way to get into the mood but by listening to the music? I'm more inclined towards the instrumental celtic, rather than the celtic with words. Then again, sometimes I'll find stuff with words that I really love, it's airy and flowing. I love the dancing, the music, pretty much everything about the culture (maybe not so much the food...).

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Old 09-09-2010, 11:02 PM

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Originally Posted by Midnight_Shadow View Post
I love celtic music. I write fantasy stories and what better way to get into the mood but by listening to the music? I'm more inclined towards the instrumental celtic, rather than the celtic with words. Then again, sometimes I'll find stuff with words that I really love, it's airy and flowing. I love the dancing, the music, pretty much everything about the culture (maybe not so much the food...).
lol I agree. The instrumental stuff is great for writing. Or for just relaxing. We have a few CD sets of Celtic Harp and Pipe. And I think I have a couple generic fiddle CD's. :D

 


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