IT's good to know that there is music out there that still gives me chills!

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~^*I was started to get worried that I had lost touch with the magic of music. Luckily, this is not the case! The other day I FINALLY got to see O Brother, Where Art Thou? Daaaaaamn, son! That movie is undoubtedly in my top 5! Props to Dahan for lending me his copy. Not only is the movie BITCHIN' {who knew that Homer's The Iliad would ever come in

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A dvd purchase is definitely in my immediate future!

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That's so rad. I bought my dad a dvd player this past summer for his birthday and he's hardly used it at all! While I was watching it I kept thinking that I was going to buy it for him. Neither he nor my mom have seen it yet {odd for them, because they tend to stay on top of movies with buzzes like that one had.} And now that you say there are all kinds of cool features, it's a definite must-buy!

That's so funny that you say that about your friend. While listening to that sndtrk. I was actually thinking that the next time I went to my coffee shop at home and some local folk or bluegrass group was performing, I would ask them to play it. There's something about that song. It has so much vitality. That's really cool that you have a friend in a bluegrass band. I have a lot of respect for bluegrass musicians. It seems liek they really know what music is about and are able to really get at the heart of it and make it a part of everyday life. So many people are so uncomfortable performing nowadays. But social events in America used to be centered around people hanging out performing music. My German teacher in h.s. used to talk about that. He said that people in Europe are so much more likely to participate in singalongs and such, where Americans would have too many reservations to do so. But yeah, I digress....!