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l like this John. l'll send link to my grandson as he's a bass player, he will like this.

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i'v decided to do some more research on the Music Industry and i'm curious on what advice you may have been given over time on anything concerning music. Was it good or bad advice? Did it work for you or did you wish you had never listened to it ?

Was due to see double bill of 2 tribute bands AC/DC and Thin Lizzy this Saturday , but still not well enough but hubby will still go. l saw AC/DC live in 2009 in Birmingham , and hubby was here at this concert in Donnington 1991. There is no way you can stand still when they play.

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l have bad covid at moment,so been listening to kate bush' Aerial' album all week, fantastic songwriter. grandson sent me this link of a band iv not heard before, l quite like their music.

Very powerful . Indeed a lot to digest in this message that Ren wanted to express. Ren did it so powerfully only a sufferer could have wrote it. Sigmund Freud was the father of Psychoanalysis and his theories has and are , still to this day, causing much damage to people who are physically ill and not mentally ill. Freud believed the mental ill state causes the physical ill state , so even today, many are only treated for the mind only (given mind altering drugs) and the physical illness is not investigated. Freud experimented cruelly on so many people, mostly woman. many of those experiments left them with permanent physical damage. Ren in his bio mentions his illness is and was, like a chess game. .Results from Freud's wrong conclusions from the 1900's are felt even to this day, equals , 'who will believe us in our physical suffering' Freud's work is still the foundation of training in so many medical fields that has caused millions to be misdiagnosed, and Freud's legacy is felt worldwide to the detriment of us all. l hope Ren's songwriting gets more reach than it has already.

l saw Genesis live at Nec Birmingham 1984 when Phil and Chester played this..awesome. My 17 yr old grandson just told me he's never heard of Genesis..nooooooo

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lol..iv not seen this before. l had to go hear it on YouTube to see if they actually put it to melody..made in 1974 lol.

l couldn't find a music humour image but did find this lol

Yes l love these sort of lyrics too. As you say they have a surreal feel to them of course. And l love how these type of lyrics can be interpreted in different ways by different listeners, even at different times. They remind me of how Lewis Carroll wrote. Alice In Wonderland is still to this day analyzed as to it interpretation. l guess that's why l'v always loved Abstract Art. How different people interpret the composition. My Art l do is Abstract and they have very personal meanings to me that others cant see. l did one abstract that my husband saw so differently to what l was trying to paint. His interpretation fascinated me. l'll have to see if l can post it on the forum.

'The Carpet Crawlers' lyrics still baffles me to this day as to what it's about. Another one of my favorite songs.

Few there iv not heard before. My favorite is the Beatles ' l am a Walrus' The song has stuck in my head now iv re read the lyrics this morning lol.

Don't ever let anyone tell you that you cant write lyrics that don't make sense. There are a lot of big bands that wrote lyrics/ lines that don't make sense or only make sense to themselves . A few l found were the Beatles, Adele, and a lot of Nirvana lyrics. What other ones do you know of ? i'm having nirvana week just for the guitar music lol.

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My son- in law does Commission Fine Art. Here's a few examples of his work that l thought some would like to look at. JASON HILL (@jays_fine_art_) • Instagram photos and videos JASON HILL (@jays_fine_art_) • Instagram photos and videos JASON HILL (@jays_fine_art_) • Instagram photos and videos JASON HILL (@jays_fine_art_) • Instagram photos and videos

that's interesting, and it does make sense.