I live my life with a soundrack. Unless I can't or shouldn't, you would more or less see me with my headphones stuck in my ears. I even sleep with the player on. Nothing starts your day better than feel good music to wake you up. It makes waiting for coffee less annoying. I particularly like waking up to feel good music. The kind of music that makes you feel it's all good. Ok, I read that last line and I sounded like a crackpot.
Through the years, I have learned to appreciate music in whatever form, figure, beat, or language it comes in. I have enjoyed OPM, rock, alternative, indie, jazz, ska, reggae, soul, blues, ballad, R&B, pop, hip hop, rap, techno, trance, electronic, classical, bluegrass, tribal, chants, celtic, folk, country, rock and roll, gospel, and choir respectively at certain points of my existence. I go back to certain favorites, of course. In music, though, what matters is the sound. I may not understand a word of it, but if I liked it, I would listen to it. It simply has to be Something That I Want (Grace Potter).
