Rod Hagen

Same goes for this one:

This is an obvious one if you were young dumb and full of cum in the 80s

And something beautiful from a beautiful transgender artist. I've never seen music move through a person like it does in this song.

I apologize if this song is alread in this thread; I didn't see it. Seems like an obvious (great) one:

Some beautiful Minnesota music with thoughts toward what they are going through right now

How about his version of this song. They performed at Dawn at the Hollywood Forever Cemetery. One of the best concerts I've ever been to"

That's terrible. Very sorry.

Listened to this over and over and over as a very very small boy.

Rock The Fuck out. No Madonna here boys. I love what he does to the wave at 38:38. Eat a bag of dicks wave! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XoT5rYlDOGs:2063

I feel this song in my balls. Makes me feel super aggressive; my natural state https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aG3dSLoLVDU

Breaks my heart:

Song always made me wish I had the balls to do MDMA Close my eyes and move: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=krN3ledny-Y:121

Sometimes, repetition is relaxing: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D0lOFEHhg70:65

Glad you liked it. It's in my top 20 movies. Juliette Maynie's son is beyond beautiful and Istanbul is probably my favorite city, or was before their current unfortunate president forced many unfortunate adjustments. Still a wonderful city though.

Some times sex is tied to relaxing. Listen till minute 15:15 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RJaZ0F0IlOc:863

Sometimes it's some beautiful Japanese voices:

Sometimes a longer song is the best song for relaxing

A little less emotional than my last song. It is IMPOSSIBLE for me to keep my eyes open for the whole song. Cello always pulls me down to the realm of Morpheus.

Yes. Anything by Sufjan. Fantastic.

This song relaxes me. Additionally, I have to approach it very carefully, because it can make me extremely sad, and also, if it's fresh in my head it has a tendency to wake me up from dreams. But I love it, deeply. The power of the last two minutes puts my soul in a twist.

Steroids, which clearly he was using, impact immune response. How awful, I'm glad he's recovering now.

True as this may be, for me Firefox would randomly get the vapors so often on content heavy websites that I had to ditch it for Chrome.

My understanding is that none, or very few, of the readily available antibody tests, such as Quest Labs on Robertson, are FDA approved. I'm waiting for the FDA approved tests. Cedars Sinai lab told me this morning that they do not yet have the antibody test. After paying for that test, when it becomes available, If antibodies are not detected, I'm almost certainly not going to see clients at least until there is an effective home-treatment, not something like Remdesivr that's only done under medical supervision, and which doctor friends tell me Cedars Sinai, CEDARS SINAI!, doesn't have readily available right now. If the FDA-approved test shows the presence of antibodies, I'll likely get the test one more time. If it shows the same result...I'm not sure. We don't know how protective, for how long, antibodies are, even if the news is so far somewhat good on that front. I don't want to die. I don't want my friends to die. I don't want the wives and children and grandchildren of my friends to die. These are very uncertain times, and I'm telling friends and potential new friends I simply can't provide certainty right now. I wish I could.

The rest are wondering, "how are you doing?" marylander1940, how are you doing?

Oh there are tons of 21st century bands and artists I follow and devour. However, with exception of Faultline and a few others (II definitely closed my eyes and moved to the last Daft Punk a few years ago) dance music died for me after the 90s. I mean, who has replaced Massive Attack or Prodigy? But to repeat, I love so much new music. And your right, I'd love to put it all together, in that spirit of Vive la différence! But it's so so time consuming, there are over 25 songs on my sex playlist. Nothing worth doing is necessarily easy. I do believe that there is such a thing as good art and bad art. I always have. And I don't believe that just because I like something it is objectively good. Killing Eve has gotten pretty bad, yet I still like it. But I'd never argue that it's good anymore (it was). Same thing goes for lots of music I like.