I find many songs that are not synthesised to provide me with a euphoric feeling... as if talented writing makes up for the lack of technology.foxhound_fox

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I found that picture fitting.

Greenwhitegreen

Squirrels with K-bars, the next scourge of the Earth!

[QUOTE="TacticalElefant"]Greenpeace recruits squirrels. They are like advanced scouts or furry little ninjas if you will.theblackfrost

I never thought of that. The plot thickens!

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But if awe is something to enjoy can't it be blissful? In the end it's about enjoying the experience and the end result even if it makes you sad or what not. You feel fulfilled in some way. Frankly when I was and still do get depressed I listen to Alice in Chains and the Cure alot. I don't feel happy afterwards but it does get me thinking and what not, and I feel fulfilled in some way, even if I'm just as angry with something afterwards or even have my feelings afterward only amplified. Sure awe has its own definition but in the broad spectrum of things, can any word pertaining to pleasure of some kind be used in such a broad sense? I think so, as the author makes his interpretation and others are free to see it that way, see different, or build upon someone elses experience. Maybe the ether or human emotions, thoughts and feelings is way to broad in general to lay down definitions and authoritive descriptions hence why music is such an important part of our lives because we can interpret and enjoy it uniquely?quiglythegreat