WHAT ARE YOU LISTENING TO?

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A PLACE TO SHARE YOUR FAVORITE SONGS AND VIDEO'S ...

WHAT ARE YOU LISTENING TO?   AN OLD OLD SONG BY YOUR FAVORITE BAND OR SOMETHING NEW YOU JUST HEARD...  YOUR IPOD CATALOG OF FAVORITES OR YOUR FAVORITE CD BY YOUR FAVORITE BAND..   WHATEVER IT IS,  STOP BY AND SHARE IT HERE, WE WOULD LOVE TO HEAR IT : )

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Janis Joplin  Move Over

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Janis Joplin  Summertime

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Janis Joplin   Piece of My Heart

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Janis Joplin   Ball and Chain

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Crosby, Stills & Nash  Just A Song Before I Go

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Crosby, Stills & Nash   Wasted On The Way

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Crosby, Stills, Nash and Young   Homeward Through The Haze

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Crosby, Stills, Nash and Young   Prison Song

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Crosby, Stills & Nash   Helplessly Hoping

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Crosby, Stills, Nash and Young   Ohio

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Crosby, Stills & Nash   Find The Cost of Freedom

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@Epster wrote:

Crosby, Stills & Nash   Find The Cost of Freedom

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Glad you brought this up. A lot of people say that freedom is not free. But, a lot of confusion exists with this topic, always staying in the abstract. Scientists have no problem understanding and living, with one of the first laws of physics: For every action, there is an equal and opposite reaction. But, it seems like people in general have a problem understanding and living with the concept of: For every benefit, there is a cost. To get out of the abstract, and into the specific, the questions of who's freedom and who's cost, must be answered. I think it's wrong to rob Peter to pay Paul. It's also wrong to attribute the benefit(s)/cost(s) to the wrong person(s)/entity(s). Until we are able to attach the proper benefit(s)/cost(s) to the right person(s)/entity(s), we will never get it right.

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@dl73698250 wrote:

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@Epster wrote:

Crosby, Stills & Nash   Find The Cost of Freedom

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Glad you brought this up. A lot of people say that freedom is not free. But, a lot of confusion exists with this topic, always staying in the abstract. Scientists have no problem understanding and living, with one of the first laws of physics: For every action, there is an equal and opposite reaction. But, it seems like people in general have a problem understanding and living with the concept of: For every benefit, there is a cost. To get out of the abstract, and into the specific, the questions of who's freedom and who's cost, must be answered. I think it's wrong to rob Peter to pay Paul. It's also wrong to attribute the benefit(s)/cost(s) to the wrong person(s)/entity(s). Until we are able to attach the proper benefit(s)/cost(s) to the right person(s)/entity(s), we will never get it right.

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@dl73698250 Right: we must all realize the benefits as well as personal costs of our freedom, and the freedoms of others. 🙂

Democracy ain't for the faint of heart. Neither is it for the selfish. (We are in such trouble. ) 

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Crosby, Stills, Nash   Carry On  (live)

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Crosby, Stills, Nash and Young   Almost Cut My Hair (Farm Aid live)

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Crosby, Still, Nash and Young   Only Love Can Break Your Heart

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Crosby, Still, Nash & Young  Down By The River

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Tom Jones, Crosby, Stills, Nash and Young   Long Time Gone

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George Michael   Faith

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Phil Collins   Against All Odds - Take  A Look At Me Now

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U2   You're The Best Thing About Me

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Ken Curtis. Tumbling Tumbleweeds

https://youtu.be/fWR6FLnPack

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Genesis  I Can't Dance

... only thing about me is the waaay I walk ...

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Phil Collins Inside Out

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Philip Bailey, Phil Collins   Easy Lover

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Genesis  Dreaming While You Sleep

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ELO  Turn To Stone (live)

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Genesis  Home By The Sea

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Genesis   No Son Of Mine

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Genesis   Hold On My Heart