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I'm currently listening to Bottom Bitch by Tink.

Currently, some of my favorite albums are the following. They are ; 1. Post Traumatic by Tee Grizzley 2. My Moment by Tee Grizzley 3. Who Am I by (Reloaded) by Kevo Muney

Using MP3 now is a complete hassle for me. I don't see myself going through that kind of stress simply because I want to listen to music. I would even prefer to download on my smartphone and play instead of using MP3.

I have never cried to any song in my life. I have an emotion that's strong like a rock. I don't get moved easily which is why I don't see myself crying for any lyrics to any song. I don't even cry to movies which have a very tragic ending.

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Sure! It's why I still give more attention to his songs than those of his son. The son is definitely trying but I think something is still missing for him to be as good as his father. It's definitely going to take more time.

I've enjoyed so many iconic heartbreak songs over the years. The best one's so far for me would be ; Someone Like You by Adele. Everyone knows how good Adele have been with such songs. Another one by her is Hello.

Exactly my point. It's why music will always be a special thing for the human race. It's only meant to add value to our lives and make us feel better when we feel down and broken. Music is therapy.

I can never see myself wasting money to buy a music CD again. I'm not even sure if I would be able to see the songs I want to listen to on CDs because they are new songs. Take for instance trying to look for Houdini on CD.

Yeah, his kids are now taking up in the same footsteps as their father but unfortunately they can never be as good as their father Fela. He was a great musician which I doubt if we are going see his likes again.

Music do a lot of good than harm. It's one of those things which I can't find any negativity linked to it. Take for instance, when they say someone is addicted to music what bad does it do?

It's exactly what I'm trying to say since we are talking about how some people view songs to be perfect or not. As long as people see things differently, they will always prefer or scorn songs.

True, there will definitely be those who are too stuck in the past they can't move forward. It's why we are always going to have CDs around. But I'm very sure they are the little minority.

There are so many female bands that have done so well in the music industry over the years but when I think of the one which is my personal favorite, it's going to be Spice Girls. They were too good not to be recognised.

There are so many of them to start listing but the ones which I have so much love for would be the following ; Don’t Stop Believin by Journey Three Little Birds by Bob Marley & The Wailers Best Day of My Life by American Authors Can’t Stop the Feeling! by Justin Timberlake

The way such a song is produced matters so much to me. If it's not done in a way that I'm going to peacefully enjoy the song, I don't think I'm ever going to like it. The lyrics and instruments used to make it plays an important part too.

Yeah! Another artist who fought so hard against the government with his songs back in the days especially in the African continent was Fella. Even though it's not reggae he was into, his songs had power.

It's going to be Miles Davis : Kind of Blue (1959) that's my top jazz music of all time. I can't think of any jazz music that's better than it or received more recognition better than it ever did in the music industry.

True! This is why I don't get into questioning why someone love one song and hate the other. There's what's called individual differences. This makes people to see and understand things in a different way.

When it comes to jazz, jazz musicians must be comfortable composing on the spot and this is what makes a difficult music genre unlike the others where artists play pre-written notes.