I'm a SUCKER!

younger years, I used to listen to Speedwagon not because I wanted to but my uncle loves this band. I had no idea until tonight that most of the songs I listened to was theirs. Thanks to you, Sky.:-) Right now, I am enjoying the music of Eva Cassidy Diana Krall. Really great melody, great voice and great lyrics, touching, in fact.:-) Happy listening always to you, my dear.:-)

I checked these two great artists this morning when I woke up, and guess what I LOVE THEM!. Even my baby doze off while listening to them and as I am writing this I'm listening to Yanni's UNTIL THE LAST MOMENT... Very touching... Thanks , Sky. You've given me something really precious . I'll remeber you all throughout my life because of these two great performers...I couldn't thank you enough.

eurekafemme, You are welcome. I am glad that you liked Yanni and Raul DiBlasio. Even more glad that your baby find them soothing. I've quite a lot of collections at home and on the move to accommodate my moods. I have to admit that artiste like Yanni, DiBlasio, Kitaro and Jim Brickman to be very inspirational. Since you like Jazz by Diana Krall, I am wondering if you will find vocalists like Patti Austin and Sarah Vaughan to be to your expectations and liking. Especially, Sarah Vaughan - I just find her songs simply heaven. Just another consideration for your listening pleasure......

Wow! Thank you for that, Lorboy. :-) My husband who is 36 years old now loves Bruce Springsteen. I guess, he is the oldie type.:-) Will be checking the two you've mentioned here and see if I can relate to them, too. I prefer not so loud and soothing music. If it just for the beat, I guess I'll go for reggae and latin jazz. Thank you for being the very first to respond.:-)

NP:) Some lines get stuck in my head - Bowling For Soup - (don't even remember which song, something about breaking up) but the line is: "and the days drag on like a tailpipe" or try looking up "Ohio" by Bowling For Soup. Not really a song I relate to necessarily, but great lyrics. Jackson Browne, "The Load Out & Stay" are great lyrics. Country songs place a lot of emphasis on lyrics - Kenny Chesney "That's Why I'm Here" tells a great story. . . . uh-oh - you got me started! LOL

Aha. You really got those lyrics into your mind, ei? I just read your post. I will check those songs right now while doing Mylotting.LOL. I appreciate so much your efforts of introducing this artists to me. Now, I get to know other works from artists I haven't heard of before. :-)

I go with you on this one, Vandana. I just couldn't imagine myself listening to metallica.For me, the sound of their musiv is not really music but noise. Ops! Sorry to the fans of Metallica...No offense meant there.:-( Thanks, dear. Have a peaceful night.;-)

Hi, Ybong.:-) I'm not a fan of Jovit , too, but I'm happy for the kid's great success. :-) What a coincidence! I was humming TOO MUCH LOVE WILL KILL YOU while preparing breakfast for myself and my daughter. I feel sad sometimes listening to this song, but this morning i just hum it unconsciously. Yes, I do 2agree with you on this that the melody catches the attention first and then the lyrics follow. This is perhaps the reason why I love to listen to jazz. It doesn't need lyrics for you to fully appreciate its beauty and get yourself lost to its message.;-) Sigh... i'm beginning to sound like senti again... Thank you, dear for sharing your thoughts and music preference with us here.

Good for you. I'm having LSS with that song since yesterday and right at this very moment.

Hi there, friend.:-) I listened to Lighthouse this morning. They have those inspirational songs, ei. Will definitely check Michael Andrews, too.:-) Thank you for sharing your choice of music and artists. Now, I'll have a wide variety of music genre and artists to listen to. Have a wonderful day, Akiadranem.