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Growing out of music

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AnninGlos

AnninGlos Report 4 Jan 2013 12:40

Bob got there before me. I love music but it really lost a lot of its charm once my hearing started to deteriorate. I still listen to it now but, even with aids, I need to have it up a bit too loud whcih for me distorts it somewhat. If I have it low I miss some of the more delicate parts. OH still listens to it a lot when on his PC. I bought him the latest Susan Boyle for Christmas and have downloaded it myself. It is beautiful, her voice has 'grown' and I love it. He also had the latest Adele and an Eva Cassidy both of which I shall download. I also had a Jack Jones CD and a Rod McKuen both of which I have played and like because they are part of my past. Don't like much modern music though, so no I don't think you actually grow out of it, maybe he used the wrong words Susan, is his hearing ok? :-)

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Joy Kentish Maid

Joy Kentish Maid Report 21 Jan 2013 21:17

And the answer to my question of 3 Jan 2013 23:02 was

Alma Cogan :)

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Bertett

Bertett Report 21 Jan 2013 21:53

Can't in our house grandson(19) lives with us andtakeing teaching exam playing organ he also plays key board & guitar, but wouldn't want it any oter way.
listening to Rod Stewart while doing this x

christine

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Susan10146857

Susan10146857 Report 21 Jan 2013 22:44

I wrote a long piece of rubbish and it didn't upload......so you will have to make do with this gem

Emeli Sandé and Abide with me


http://m.youtube.com/watch?feature=plpp&v=MmtRlEIIZnQ

This is one of those singers I could listen to over and over on the one song without getting bored


I think he is more ignorant than deaf Ann
:-(

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Scozz

Scozz Report 22 Jan 2013 03:35

A few years ago (ok, MANY years ago) my niece was at my house.

She saw the LPs (which I still have, but they're packed away) and she said

Wow, what a big CD!

:-(

CDs are on the way out (so I'm told) because everybody will have an ipd (or whatever) and download from the internet..

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