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I think the circumstance you are in when you first hear a song or album is soooo important. The first time I heard Kid A by Radiohead in full was in the car with my dad, we were driving on a windy road on a cliff by the sea at night, and he had the brights on so the brush in front of the road would be illuminated when we turned, but nothing behind it because of the fact we were on a cliff. Another first was when I heard In Dark Trees by Brian Eno in a completely silent (aside from the song playing) bookstore that only sold art books, and it was dark outside and I was browsing between the shelves. Perfect vibe if you ask me.
Jan 18, 2025

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I remember my friend bought Whats the story morning glory by Oasis and when he turned it on in the car the volume was too loud, but he didn’t change it. It was the best way to hear that album.
Jan 18, 2025

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Have always vaguely understood the sentiment of “I wish I could hear this song for the first time again” but I forgot it was about the absolute magic it is when a song starts and you can tell you’re going to love it (this is re: samia’s “Lizard” and Sam fender’s “Little Bit Closer”)
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The horror of listening to a song for a second time with others
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Listening to a song you used to listen to & reflecting on where you were then or hearing a new song that would have been perfect for a different time in your life — it’s a nostalgic, wistful feeling that I highly recommend
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this would be a perfect moment if i didnt have to study for finals
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Discovered this album this summer and the band only has 17.8k monthly listeners even though their stuff is so good. Its from 1994 and has a taste of grunge but with some more psychadelic aspects (not quite sure how to describe them.) It really is such a good summer album. My favs off of it are Soul in a Jar, Until You're Forever, and Revolutionary Sister.
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experiencing wonder is the practice of being curious. as we grow up we are conditioned to conflate curiosity with a lack of knowledge. asking questions is seen as a flaw of character. but curiosity is what makes life interesting and wondrous. the easiest and only way to get back your child like wonder is to be more curious imo. curiosity in turn makes you more observant of the world around you. when you notice the little things, it makes you realise that there are little magic moments everywhere at all times – just like when you were a kid.
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