no music day! how would you break the fast?

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Permalink Reply by Rebecca Schmitz on November 21, 2007 at 9:08am

I've already broken the fast. T. Rex was responsible. I had to get it on, I had to bang my gong.

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Permalink Reply by Simple Blog Writer on November 21, 2007 at 11:05am

I didn't know about No Music Day. I've been in the kitchen today cooking, and I like to have music on when I do that. But if I did know and if I did participate, the first music I played the next day would be some jazz. Right now I'm a Max Roach mood so that's who I would listen to.

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Permalink Reply by monkey on November 21, 2007 at 12:14pm

yes, not being able to listen to my favorite cooking music may put a damper on my thanksgiving cooking frenzy tonight.

very interesting choices. i haven't made a choice of what will break my fast and i don't really have any music cravings yet.

i hope other weigh in with their opinions.

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Permalink Reply by QuirkyJessi on November 21, 2007 at 1:22pm

I'd never heard of this day either. I suppose for those that celebrate St. Cecillia's Day, then this make sense, but I'd never even heard of 'that', and certainly wouldn't randomly give up my music for it, heh. I hope those who 'are', have fun with it!

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Permalink Reply by Rebecca Schmitz on November 21, 2007 at 8:39pm

Did you hear about New Orleans' oldest jazz musician dying, monkey? Surely that's an occasion to play music today, because even the angels are weeping.

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Permalink Reply by Granny Sue on November 22, 2007 at 6:13pm

Forget that! No TV day I can understand, but music is as necessary as water to living. I observed it by listening to as much music as possible. Bad Granny!

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