90% of the songs you love and hum and whistle to yourself are from repetition. You only like it because you've heard it again and again and again.
That's how rap, with primitive jungle shit was force into your brains by jews.
The other 9% of the songs you love are truely wonderful, meaningful, and worthy of acclaim.
:::interupt for whistling::: Leon Redbone still lives in my memory as the greatest whistler of all time. Enjoy this 1 hour interlude just before he died. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0HyrCKf_vks go to 36:01 for the whistling. The other 9% includes Alistair Ian Stewart and all of his historical folk rock albums that fit into this catagory.
So does Gorden Lightfoot, John Denver, Chris Martin, Gilbert O'Sullivan and Roger Waters.
Music is the soul of the White race. The Irish have already won this battle. Remember Skibbereen. Look at Sinead singing The Foggy Dew. Come out you black and tans. Didn't you automatically put Shipping up to Boston by the Dropkick Murpheys into that 9% of great songs you only need to hear once?
But that 1% that needs no repetition. That 1% that speaks to your soul...
That 1%...
Oíche Chiúin - Enya.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=23YWqB1O5TEMerry Christmas, Voat.
SteppingRazor 0 points 4 months ago
If you like Leon Redbone check out his Christmas Island CD. Saw him play some on the Tonight Show with Jay Leno and bought the CD soon after.