What music are you listening to right now?

[sattva]

The sound of silence intersecting the chaos of human life.

Very nicely put!
I still thought of this though

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[denise]

Sivan Magen

[akashdhamma]

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[cjmacie]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nk7N09n6tfo

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[sattva]

For the world and all beings.

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[retrofuturist]

Greetings,

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Metta,
Paul.

[dhammafriend]

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[plwk]

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[Lucas Oliveira]

Gayatri Mantra by Suresh Wadkar | Full Mantra with Meaning | Bhakti Songs

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[denise]

Qualia...."Everything is going to be fine"

[Spiny Norman]

Chvchres, from this year's Glastonbury festival - nice sky!

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[sattva]

I like songs where I have a memory of where and who I was with when I first heard them. I was in my car, taking my son to work (when he was wheeless), and he introduced me to Alanis Morisette. Many years later, I think my son is always still surprised when I like his music LOL!

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[Spiny Norman]

Christine and the Queens at this years Glastonbury festival

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[sattva]

Since this is where I did my most posting, it seems fitting that I should make my last post here.

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[Dhamma_Basti]

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In my eyes that's one of the greatest songs about post-spiritual depression.
When one looks at what went on in the music scene of GB in the 60s and 70s it really looks like a high peak, and I wonder why Germany at the same time was so dull and underdeveloped (of course we have some interesting Krautrock, but that looks like a later stage to me and is not much comparable anyway). Does it have something to do with us loosing the war and a society that has to deal with the holocaust and everything first?