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#3 of the Trilogy
…And then there is the purposeful spiritual musical experience. The man that sings to his God. Like Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan. Some small part of me sees him as Pakistan’s Van Morrison, maybe you’ll agree?

Maybe not.
For those WikiWiki curious minds: SPIN magazine listed him as one [...]

#2 of the Trilogy

Onto a much more cerebral musical experience. Leonard Cohen.
His thoughts are astute, for he is clearly a thinker - a man that lives in his mind vs. a man that lives in the feeling of his soul. Is this why the sound of this man makes me think, instead of [...]

#1 of the Trilogy
The power of great music. There’s nothing to see, just something to feel. Eyes closed is often the best way, optional or not. The soul feeling musical experience. Is it a coincidence that for what this man can not see, he can feel in an almost unexplainable profoundness?
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At some point in time music & cool became like salt & pepper, like Bill & Ted, like pot & brownies. So after some deep thoughts which continue to amaze my deep mind, my question is: does music make you feel cool? Now I don’t mean you feel cool, like you physically [...]