Music, Music, on the Radio...

Music, Music, on the Radio...

Question 1) When you listen to music, what feelings/emotions does it evoke?

 It depends on the emotion behind the song. A sad song will inspire sadness, while a heroic song will inspire feelings of courage.

Question 2) What is your favorite song? Why? Is it connected to a certain time, event, or place?

While I don't like playing favorites, I do have a good answer to this. The song is called Dream of the Sky, by Miracle of Sound. This is a lengthy song at around six minutes and thirty seconds. It's a song about the video game Bioshock Infinite. It's my favorite song because it inspires so many different emotions and thoughts. This song will always be connected to the time when I got the game last summer and stayed up for three days straight until I beat it.

Question 3) How has your taste in music changed over the years?

My taste in music changes a little whenever my friends change. Whether it's new friends or losing friends or friends becoming different, my taste in music will change slightly. However, the major part of it will never change. Nothing will happen to make me dislike Sum 41. My theme song is Underclass Hero by them.

Question 4) Why do you gravitate towards certain types of music? Why do you dislike certain types of music?

I gravitate towards certain type of music because, simply, music is important to me. I dislike certypes of music because they make my ears bleed.

Question 6) Without music the world would be...

A quiet and boring place. Music holds an important role in story telling as well as in history. Without music, life would be so dull.

Question 8) I admire the music of ___ because they...

I admire the music of Miracle of Sound because it is a band of one. The guy in charge of it, Gavin Dunne, writes all of the music and lyrics. Then, he performs on each instrument and sings it out in different octaves. When he's finished, he mixes and masters the song until it is what it is. The songs sound very professionally done, like they were performed by a group of people, when the reality is that only one person is doing everything.