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Jack_42
Over 90 days ago
Straight Male, 82
0 miles · Prague
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I find music a distraction and just prefer listening to a variety of moans and dirty talk. Maybe it's because I'm a guitar player and although I think some music is sexually aggressive like say Hoochie Koochie Man by Muddy Waters - it excites me but doesn't turn me on - it's more like defiance. Even if I watch a porn movie and it has a sound track I find myself analyzing the structure of the music rather than watching the action. 
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I find music a distraction and just prefer listening to a variety of moans and dirty talk. Maybe it's because I'm a guitar player and although I think some music is sexually aggressive like say Hoochie Koochie Man by Muddy Waters - it excites me but doesn't turn me on - it's more like defiance. Even if I watch a porn movie and it has a sound track I find myself analyzing the structure of the music rather than watching the action.
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I don't like the expression cover song which to me associates a song with one particular person and thus any other version is a ''cover'' and can evoke some sort of negative connotation (perhaps I'm mistaken). I think the most important thing is the song not who sang it. You never hear a comment like ''Sky have covered Bach's Tocata and Fugue in D minor'' I also note that this is a relatively new form of expression previously it was ''version'' which sounds less territorial and more egalitarian - music is for everybody and if someone does a song you've composed they're flattering you- irrespective of any financial consequences.
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I don't know what a lot of the expressions being used here mean like jock and valedictorian so not sure what the U.K. equivalent is. I left school at 15 and then joined the R.A.F. at 16. I presume High School are those years before you may go to university say 16 - 18? Well during that period and having no education or any other qualification I learnt how to disobey rules but not get caught, march around whilst being shouted at by minor megalomaniacs, operate telecommunications equipment, fire obsolete rifles and dodge doing any thing foolish like some sporting activity. I also chased women and experimented with drink and drugs - all the normal things teenagers do until I was allowed at 18 into the adult branch of the R.A.F which was I suppose the equivalent to a university. A lot of people in the U.K believe that a good cure for our rebellious youth is to bring back compulsory military service. Maybe those so inclined may not be so keen on that if they note what really happens in the military. Persona? We were all encouraged to be identical so those had to remain hidden - you can imagine what mine was.