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Remember the feeling you had when you listened to your most favorite records for the first time? That feeling when the music completely grabbed hold of you, and you were lost in the sound, free from everything else? And you couldn’t help but hit replay over and over? I felt it the day I got a VHS of Nirvana’s MTV Unplugged. It totally blew my mind. I spent the entire day glued to the screen, playing it on a loop. That feeling I’m talking about... Nowadays, there’s a ton of great music and talented artists, but it’s rare for me to find something that hits me like that. To be honest, I hadn’t felt it in quite some time, and I started to wonder if I’d lost it forever. It really bummed me out because that very feeling was what propelled me into the world of music and changed the course of my life for almost three decades. I started thinking, when was the last time I had that feeling and realized that I hadn’t felt it in almost ten years. Suddenly, everything started feeling dull and uninspiring. I didn’t even want to write music anymore. It’s like I forgot why I started in the first place. Depressing, right? And then, @deadsara released “Ain’t It Tragic“... The moment I heard it, that feeling rushed right back, and my faith in music was completely restored. I’ve listened to it more than a hundred times now, and it helped me get through some shitty times. And that’s what, in my opinion, music is meant to do. So long live Dead Sara! 🔥🎶🖕 #deadsara #gimmegimme
