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[sun_sun]

uuuuuugh
got in a big stupid fight with my dad
I dont even really know what it was about
just... like
I can handle being a numbers person
and I can handle being a Precure
but having to do all that and still having to deal with like real life and schol and shit
I dunno man it stresses me out
and its not like I can just take a break from either one

bluhhhh im gonna go listen to some Ke$ha and lie down for a while
tell me about what kind of sweet loot you got from the numbers fairy or something

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[pianistofraielin]

[it is SUPER STRESSFUL, especially when you add A-student + football team + drama club on top of it, so Russel can relate. but let's not mention his own stress. this is Annie's post.]

it takes to adjust to that kind of thing, but you'll find the right balance between it all eventually.

which kesha albums do you have? [BECAUSE GUESS WHO CAN TALK ABOUT MUSIC FOR HOURS]

[THIS GUY]

[sun_sun]

just Animal and Warrior
Meltdown isnt really a Ke$ha ep but it has Timber on it

[pianistofraielin]

have you heard any of the stuff on cannibal? "we r who we r" is actually pretty good. [no qualifier. he doesn't mean 'pretty good for Kesha', he means actually pretty good.]

what else do you listen to?

[sun_sun]

oh you know like
Katy Perry
Rhianna
Miley

[pianistofraielin]

do you know lily allen? i bet she's right up your alley

[sun_sun]

never heard of her

[pianistofraielin]

she's really popular in the uk, she just came back from a hiatus to start recording again. she's got a lot of good stuff and she writes some pretty smart songs. lots of social commentary actually

hang on let me find something

here, the big single from her last album

[sun_sun]

omg thats pretty good
so what kind of stuff do you listen to

[pianistofraielin]

everything!! i think there's something of value in every genre!

lately i've been listening to a lot of stravinsky because one of my pulsechoes was about the firebird suite and i want to see if there's anything else there. but i like a lot of the classics like louis armstrong, johnny cash, aretha franklin, freddie mercury...

[sun_sun]

ive heard of some of those
isnt that like old people music tho

1/?

[pianistofraielin]

[. . .]

[pianistofraielin]

['old people music'......]

[pianistofraielin]

['old people music']

[pianistofraielin]

ANNIE!! HOW COULD YOU SAY SOMETHING SO DISMISSIVE?! ARTISTS LIKE THESE ARE TIMELESS! THEIR CREATIONS ARE ENDURING CLASSICS THAT TRANSCEND SUCH ARBITRARY BOUNDARIES AS GENERATIONS!

[pianistofraielin]

THEY ARE MORE THAN JUST MUSICIANS, THEY ARE THE MAKERS OF HISTORY. DECADES FROM NOW THEY WILL BE STUDIED AND EMULATED, AND NEW ARTISTS WILL TAKE INSPIRATION FROM THEIR WORKS, AND THEY'LL BE REMEMBERED AS PEOPLE WHO DEFINED THE CRAFT. FREDDIE MERCURY IS THE 20TH CENTURY BEETHOVEN, ARETHA FRANKLIN ITS CLARA SCHUMANN.

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[pianistofraielin]

TO CALL IT MERE 'OLD PEOPLE MUSIC' IS AN INSULT TO THE ENTIRE CRAFT, AND I WON'T STAND FOR IT!

[sun_sun]

omg im sorry jfc
I wont call it old people music again okay

[pianistofraielin]

you need to expand your musical horizons!

[sun_sun]

yeah ok why dont we do that thing

[pianistofraielin]

I'M MAKING YOU A MIX TAPE.

[sun_sun]

youre what

[pianistofraielin]

the best way to introduce yourself to new music is to listen to what your friends like! obviously a mix tape is the perfect solution!

[sun_sun]

isnt that kind of
you know what never mind
you make the heck out of that mix tape

[pianistofraielin]

fear not! you will be a well-rounded musical connoisseur in no time!