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Don't Poke the Grizzly. (comments welcome, sometimes...)

This is a simple extension of my blog on another site. Simply put, it is open to everyone to read. Keep in mind you'll figure out the type of person I am fairly quickly when you get about a paragraph into it. That being said, I don't mind opinions... but because we're all adults, and I'm probably scarier than you are... if you share a shitty one with me, expect a shitty one back.
1 year ago. August 6, 2022 at 2:42 AM

It's time for me to settle in, take an edible and listen to some music. That being said, it's always fun to share what I'm listening to and thus I think I might just do that now. I have weird tastes: grew up in a home where my father was a musician when he was younger and had a fairly popular band before he went into the Service and had tastes that ran from rock, pop, country and blues that I kind of attained through him. Grunge and heavy metal became my jam for most of my young life in the 90s and then I discovered rap... and it was an acquired taste, but now I love it. And even now I'm learning to love new things, bluegrass and jam bands being the most recent ones I've fallen in love with... and I say you give them a try even if you don't have the urge to now. Billy Strings and Umphrey's Mcgee are my two favorites in those genres respectively. And of course humor and parody music like Weird Al or Li'l Dicky.

And then there's my personal favorite that I still haven't seen in person - Nine Inch Nails (NIN).

If you don't know who the band is, it's really one man - Trent Reznor. And he provided me basically the soundtrack of my life from teenaged years through my time in the Army. He's a talent that's once in a generation... a man who pioneered how to create a sound on your own with no help from others, playing every instrument and even making up instruments (like the straw) while crafting deep bass riffs that just speak to your soul. The band has always been on the cutting edge of music... and he's gone on to score movies now and barely tours compared to what he used to.

That's enough of my hero worship for the man that literally put BDSM music on the map... and if you weren't in highschool in the mid-90s you'd never realize just how crazy teenaged girls of all persuasions went when Closer came on at the dance.

Enjoy one of my favorites from them:


With that, I wonder what other people enjoy that reminds them of their youth, whether it was 20 years ago like me, or yesterday. What makes you think of the lifestyle, or even just makes you feel good inside? Share. I'd love to hear it!

TreasureMe​(sub female){Belonging} - Chaka Khan's "Aint Nobody" would be my pick for old school music that makes me feel good. There's so many to choose from, but that one comes to mind quickly. The memories. The nostalgia 🥰🥰
1 year ago
TooTallD​(dom male) - Honestly enjoy that song too. It really does speak to that early 80s almost poppy kind of feel that makes people happy. In an era of very 'down' music today, this style of music really stands out more for the good feels it can give you.
1 year ago
TreasureMe​(sub female){Belonging} - So true. I miss music like that. 💖
1 year ago
GiannaRay​(sub female) - I don't really have one fave (although Footloose always gets blasted in my car and I can't ever seem to turn a Guns sound off). In general I'm one of those people who can hear a sound and I think of the movie I know it from. It will bring me back to the feelings of nostalgia that not only comes with remembering the feelings that movie evoked but the "time" of my life it was from. Usually a simpler time, before more adulting was required lol. BTW.......sometimes it's fun to poke the bear. But always only in fun.
1 year ago
TooTallD​(dom male) - LOL! Yes, I can see why you would say that, a little danger in anyone's life is a little fun... although I'm not sure I'd poke a real bear just to get the thrill out of it.
I can remember Footloose being on the radio like every third song growing up when I was really young in the 80s. Actually love that song too because it's from the same era where 'feel good' music was a thing, and definitely takes me back to that more innocent time in my life.
1 year ago
GiannaRay​(sub female) - Ok a light poke then. Yeah the 80s were great! Depressing when I realize it was 30 years ago 🙄
1 year ago
A Cloud​(sub female){Owned} - https://youtu.be/hTWKbfoikeg
In Australia we have ABCs 'RAGE' which played back to back music clips Sat and Sun morning (approx. 3-9am). I watched it religiously with my older brother. I remember being about 7 years old when 'Smells like teen spirit' was being played. I remember feeling different to my peers - my taste and my understanding of the world. Not many 7 year old girls like Nirvana. I look back in such fondness of this thought :). Thanks for the post.
1 year ago

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