A song from the 1950s that you like or means something to you.

Take Five is a song I go back to often. It is one of those songs that just calms my brain, and Joe Morello is amazing on the drums

I got to see Lawrence live a few times, first when I was working in NYC and then twice when they came through Dallas.

They have a great show, and everything they do is really energizing.

This is one of those songs that is perfect for hoping on a bike, zoning out, and letting your nervous system let go of all the stress you didn't realize you were holding on to

Theme to finally getting some traction with telling my representatives in Texas that their hate-filled agenda doesn't align with everyone's views.

I didn't realize some of the meds I was out on to "help" with weight loss both had a chance of exacerbating depression.

Now that I'm off of them, it feels like a cloud has lifted and I want to do things again

My physics teacher in my Junior year of highschool was aghast that I hadn't heard Local H or Deftones yet

He gave me his CDs and it was my homework to listen to both of them over the weekend.

I am so glad I did cause they opened me up to a wide world of music I was missing. I hope kids these days have someone like that on their life.

Back in the day I loved this song.. and the video was amazing - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ajlHZWLEJ2I

Watching it again, the video is a typical rap video that objectifies women, but man that beat is sick...

This is going to be the song of the end of summer.

In college, I would drive from Newark Ohio to Columbus on Friday nights to crash with my brother before we went to the OSU football game the next day.

The nights usually involves far too much drinking, as is sadly normal for college.

My brother would wake me up at 7am with this song, blaring as loud as he could, so we could go get breakfast, buy booze for the pregame party, and then get to partying.

There were at least a few times where we were on the roof of a house shooting water balloons out of a 2 person slingshot onto the street

It's a good song to get your day going to

I was scrolling through youtube this morning with my coffee, and it recommended a mix of music based on Rahzel. I haven't listened to his stuff in a while, but when I was in high school I would go through this album multiple times a day.

And in looking up his wikipedia page, I just learned he was the voice of SSX and SSX Tricky!