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(DIR) Post #AoXNc4rg0pcsRHObvk by futurebird@sauropods.win
2024-11-29T14:17:49Z
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Each year I ask my students what their favorite songs are and make a playlist... I'm always curious about what's popular-- and the music we listen too when we are young holds so much significance. I remember being a teen and having the music that I cared about so much dismissed by adults as "noise" Never want to be that person, who didn't even listen to it, you know?That said, I talk with them more about ways to save music and applications than the music itself.
(DIR) Post #AoXNutDHYZj1nwTKUK by pbloem@sigmoid.social
2024-11-29T14:21:11Z
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@futurebird I wouldn't say it to a young person, but modern music seems a little noiseless to me. All melodic and clean. So maybe we can be at least consistent olds.
(DIR) Post #AoXOE0tRE8YJ7qJEDQ by martin_piper@mastodon.social
2024-11-29T14:24:40Z
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@futurebird first musical memory. A-ha Take On Me
(DIR) Post #AoXPZs9UVTY2LAnxXU by cobalt@awscommunity.social
2024-11-29T14:39:48Z
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@futurebird A friend was a PD disk jockey who told me the music of your teen and early adult years remains the soundtrack of your life for decades later even if you don’t remember the bands and details. When you are very old you may find yourself singing along when you hear the music.
(DIR) Post #AoXPdnD6ozpQAlMmPo by futurebird@sauropods.win
2024-11-29T14:40:33Z
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@cobalt PD?
(DIR) Post #AoXPybegyiO6PsC1VQ by cobalt@awscommunity.social
2024-11-29T14:44:17Z
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@futurebird oops. Program Director. The top DJ at a station who set the schedules for on-air staff, and in the old days set up the playlists. I worked in radio advertising a few years selling air.