The rain has fallen, let it go...

[cat_77]

Now I like me some Bob Dylan as much as the next person, but the same CD on repeat for five hours? The harmonica is starting to drill into my brain.

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[threnodyjones.livejournal.com]

I've heard newborn babies WAILING' like a mournin' DOOOOOVE And old men with BROKEN teeth STEANDED without LUUUV! Do I UNDERSTAND your QUESTION, man, is it HOPELESSSS and forlorn? "Come IN," she said, "I'll GIVE yoooou SHELTER from the STORM!"

[cat-77.livejournal.com]

And this is how you get your reputation for being a bitch... :b

[threnodyjones.livejournal.com]

DOOOO do-do do-da-doooo do do-do-do-do.

[cat-77.livejournal.com]

He took a half hour lunch break of silence, and spent about 15 minutes discussing the merits of BD music w/the woman who is my current nemesis here at work. Taking those into account, we're in hour 7.

[freyakendra.livejournal.com]

Oh. You poor thing. ALMOST reminds me of a time when I was traveling on business. I had breakfast at a Cracker Barrell restaurant, and the ENTIRE TIME I was there, they played the same country song over and over and over again. It was one song on an endless repeat. Oy. But at least it was 5 hours worth!

[cat-77.livejournal.com]

Ew. One song on repeat is probably worse than a whole CD. At least with the CD you get some variety.

I like music, even folk music, though it tends to depend on the artist. I've been known to listen to the same CD a couple of times in a row, or even about once a day for a week or so, usually mixing in other music off and on to keep it from getting too old too quickly.

That said... One CD. On Repeat. All day. Quite loudly. Against my cube wall. One CD. On Repeat. All day. Quite loudly. Against my cube wall. One CD. On Repeat. All day. Quite loudly. Against my cube wall. One CD. On Repeat. All day. Quite loudly. Against my cube wall. One CD. On Repeat. All day. Quite loudly. Against my cube wall...