My two friends (who i refer to as Lupa and Nova on the CB) and i made a playlist together by going around and each adding songs to it one after the other.  it includes:

plenty of classic rock (kansas, eagles, fleetwood mac, abba, blue oyster cult, does sublime count as classic rock?, otis redding, van morrison, the righteous brothers, metallica is like classic heavy metal ig, queen, journey, simon and garfunkel, led zeppelin, aerosmith, elton john)

nova added this weird album called philadelphia chickens 

we all added songs from musicals/ movies (our school has different artistic majors you study for 2h/day and both my friends are theater kids) nova added i won't grow up from peter pan, defying gravity from wicked,  agony from into the woods, omigod you guys from legally blonde, rotten to the core from descendants, and two songs from Mamma Mia  and I added burn from hamilton, the cup song, dead mom from beetlejuice and no less than five songs from heathers (PLEASE if anyone knows about heathers 

lupa added a lot of songs from whatever eurovision is

a rather large amount of songs i've never heard of

the duck song 

I was listening to Mexican radio stations on a website which has radio stations from all over the world (I won't name it because of CB rules), and there was one which had some country/rock. There was a man speaking when I tuned in, introducing the band that was going to play. He explained that the band was from Austin, and they played country/rock, which was music that is... well... very "agricultural." My whole family just cracked up. Here in the US country and rock are two of the most fashionable genres you can get, and in Mexico they're called "agricultural music"?! XD It's always so interesting to see what people in other countries think of you.

Has anyone heard of Rush E? I created my own remix, which I can actually play and, like the original song, includes the following:

- VERY fast repetitions of the E, C, and D notes

- The basic melody (EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEFED#EAC...)

- A very loud bang of as many white key notes as I can at the end.

Listen to Rush E. It was created as a meme as some impossible-to-play song generated by a computer and it still counts as classical music. 

I play the piano and I'm learning to play the guitar. Rush E at first starts off not too bad but then ends up going super chaotic.

I play piano- for four years this autumn, I think. I usually play classical music, specifically sad and beautiful classical. But sometimes I'll find something sad and pretty that's from more recently, and I play those sorts of songs, too. I know how to play some songs from Cruella (the movie), and some by Lorde, too. I think my favorite song to play right now is Canon in D by Johann Pachelbel.

But my favorite piano player is George Winston! He's INCREDIBLE!!!! It's hard to describe how good he is. He does a lot of variations on old classical pieces. I haven't seen him play anything yet, not even music videos, but I bet his fingers are flying over the keys, and yet he still manages to press them in a beautifully musical way. If you haven't heard him already, you should definitely listen to his songs! I like his album December a lot. I would recommend Variations on the Kanon and The Holly and The Ivy.

Happy music-playing/listening, everybody! 

~The Elephant Spirit 

everyone give it up for America's favorite fighting frenchman-

LAFAYETTE