*A Vindication for Geldings*

Aug 07, 2005 19:42

This morning, a man and a woman were sitting on a bench, just a stone-throw away from the Bainbridge Island Pavilion, basking in the warm beams of the sun and bowing their heads with respect and reverence. The wafting scents of maple leaves and savory garden herbs danced upon their faces and flirted with their nostrils. But they didn't notice ( Read more... )

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harmony_joy August 10 2005, 14:08:19 UTC
What is wrong with Smooth Jazz?

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A bit of Kenny G can be a chick magnet harmony_joy August 10 2005, 15:18:59 UTC
Way to step up..Harmony Joy....I would not write off smooth jazz entirely Zach, in fact, I am surprised at this blog....Maybe I am just having a very large brain fart...because I recall having known you to play upright bass--and make a pretty nifty jazz sound that would make heads turn...and Perdido WAS a favorites of yours as a kid- wasn't it? You practiced drums with a jazz sounding symbol combo? And what about Joe Satriani- Tears in the Rain? Just know...that Kenny G - Songbird has been an prerequisite to some good lovins in this world...that Smashmouth or Limp Bizkit could not accomplish...You obviously did not interview the female species prior to posting this. There is a time & a mood to enjoy all kinds of music don't ya think? I DO agree at times it is annoying to hear excessively smooth jazz in the wrong setting when a good INXS would be more suitable...and jazz may not be the the nicest tasting sandwich served with prayer.

Love & Kisses-Mom

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zachfleury August 10 2005, 19:08:54 UTC
I don't know. It's not that I don't like it, but.... let me put it this way:

For me, smooth jazz is a guilty pleasure. Like picking scabs. You know it's gross and wrong, but it's comforting in a weird way.

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zachfleury August 10 2005, 19:10:06 UTC
And besides, who wants to be reminded of their guilty pleasures while praying with someone else?

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