Re: Re: sonic viral infection

["Stephen Goodman" <spgoodman@earthlight.net>]

Me too.  I started noticing it when I my car died and I had to take the dreaded LA bus system back in 96.  Two hours to go 12 miles!  I won't use a Walkman/etc in such treks as when you take a bus through East LA or Downtown, it's best to pay attention to people around you... and so at some point I recognized that my brain was giving me what I termed KSPG, aka my internal radio station.  I also found that my composition efforts picked up at times when running something over and over in your head like that.  And when I moved to the UK without my CD collection (except by mistake, between Rolling Stones and ZZ Top), KSPG was there again, reminding me about my memory's capacity and tenacity.

 

[wearing a tshirt from "Spamalot" saying "I'm not dead yet"]  and yeah!  on Black Light Syndrome...

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From: Tony K

To: Loopers-Delight@loopers-delight.com

Sent: Friday, May 16, 2008 2:31 PM

Subject: OT: Re: sonic viral infection

> No way!  Steve Stevens just f-ing rocks, no matter what record he's on.

>Absolutely!  Billy is one of my guilty pleasures, due mostly to Steve.
>Sigh, now I can't get the guitar riff from "Eyes Without a Face" out
>of my head.  Ah the 80's.  I wonder if my parachute pants still fit...

Steve's work on the  Bozzio, Levin, Stevens CDs is outstanding.

A friend of mine asked me if I I always have music running through my head, and I have to say 'Yes.'
I never really thought about it, but I do.  There's always some tune running around in my head. 

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