Music

[Iiris]

 

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Welcome to the future ?

 

[Zigzag Idiot]

I'm fond of the country music around the early 1980's. Don't really care for a lot of contemporary country music..

 

 

[Zigzag Idiot]

Another genre of 80's music. Great dancing!

Reminds me of how loose half a bottle of Wild Turkey used to make me back in the day.

Prince was as talented as much as Jeff Lynne is a harmonic genius.

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[Iiris]

 

[Zigzag Idiot]

"The absence of joy is slow suicide"- Ocke de Boer

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[Member]

Drop the signal 
Be original 
Got the clicker now 
Change the channel

Monkey see monkey do

 

 

 

Edited July 7, 2020 by Member

[Zigzag Idiot]

 

[Member]

@Zigzag Idiot So chill, love it!

 

[Zigzag Idiot]

Im chilled, Laugh and have fun as well brother friend. ??✌️?‍♂️

 

 

[Zigzag Idiot]

 

[Member]

@Zigzag Idiot Fine tastes, though I'm not very much into rock or metal. Enjoyed the one in the middle ♥️

 

 

[Zigzag Idiot]

i tried to post this song near the front of this thread but the link was no good. Maybe this one will stick.

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[Iiris]

 

[DrewNows]

 

[DrewNows]

“A shaman is someone who has been to the end, it’s someone who knows how the world really works, and knowing how the world really works means to have risen outside, above, beyond the dimensions of ordinary space, time, and casuistry, and actually seen the wiring under the board, stepped outside the confines of learned culture and learned and embedded language, into the domain of what Wittgenstein called “the unspeakable”, the transcendental presence of the other, which can be absanctioned, in various ways, to yield systems of knowledge which can be brought back into ordinary social space for the good of the community, so in the context of ninety percent of human culture, the shaman has been the agent of evolution, because the shaman learns the techniques to go between ordinary reality and the domain of the ideas, this higher dimensional continuum that is somehow parallel to us, available to us, and yet ordinarily occluded by cultural convention out of fear of the mystery I believe, and what shamans are, I believe, are people who have been able to de-condition themselves from the community’s instinctual distrust of the mystery, and to go into it, to go into this bewildering higher dimension, and gain knowledge, recover the jewel lost at the beginning of time, to save souls, cure, commune with the ancestors and so forth and so on.” - Terence Mckenna