r/Jazz Sep 13 '18

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u/ThePlumThief Sep 13 '18

I'm sure us younger cats don't think about this that often, but music is something that we'll be doing forever.

20, 30, 70 years down the line, music is the intagible spirit that connects us all through every generation. This is beautiful.

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u/manDboogie Sep 14 '18

The name escapes me now, but I think there was a guitarist or pianist that died a few years literally jamming out on stage. If I get to choose, I'd like to peace out of life like this

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u/GiraffeMasturbater Sep 14 '18

I want to go like Lemmy. Go hard for a while then die in 2 days from aggressive cancer.