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“I figured 'good enough for rock 'n' roll' should be better than good enough to go into space.”

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“It was messy, to think of things as a narrative. In his life, he mostly didn't know if things were ending or starting. He was a kid, for crying out loud. Everything felt like a beginning and an ending at the exact same time. There was no middle. It was all beginning and endings, over and over, until you got old and had enough footage to determine what the story was about.”

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“I know there is a God, for I have heard music.”

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“A tawdry realm of shifting, insecure employment and fleeting glimpses of high reward for little effort. A world where strings are pulled by complete cretins while those who work hard at the creative coalface are at the bottom of a steaming dunghill of vacuity, broken dreams, and empty promises.”

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Book:Absolute Beginner: Memoirs of the world's best least-known guitarist

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“Playing a musical instrument makes others happy while making yourself happy, just like lighting a fire, while enlightening yourself, it also enlightens those around you!”

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“To all of the songs like windows, open just enough for us to make our escape, and to all of the songs like windows, closed and clear enough in a dim light to see our own reflection and be reminded of who we are.”

Book:How to Write One Song: Loving the Things We Create and How They Love Us Back

Source: How to Write One Song: Loving the Things We Create and How They Love Us Back

“If you define transcendence as a moment in which your self fades away and you feel connected to the all, these musically bittersweet moments are the closest I've come to experiencing it. But it's happened over and over again.”

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Book:Bittersweet: How Sorrow and Longing Make Us Whole

Source: Bittersweet: How Sorrow and Longing Make Us Whole

“Yet the moonlight sonatas of the world don't simply discharge our emotions; they elevate them. Also, it's only sad music that elicits exalted states of communion and awe. Music conveying other negative emotions, such as fear and anger, produces no such effect. Even happy music produces fewer psychological rewards than sad music, concluded Sachs, Damasio, and Habibi. Upbeat tunes make us want to dance around our kitchens and invite friends for dinner. But it's sad music that makes us want to touch the sky.”

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Book:Bittersweet: How Sorrow and Longing Make Us Whole

Source: Bittersweet: How Sorrow and Longing Make Us Whole

“Music's Always Been There For Me, Even When People Haven't”

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“In the airport's frenzy, our meeting was a quiet storm of emotions. A million thoughts must have rushed through my mind as I approached him, but I can't, for the life of me, recall anything but a whirlwind humming to the rhythm of my steps—slightly offbeat, like a manic indie song. Heartbeat racing in B minor.”

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Book:We Are Everyone

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“Without music, there's nothing to keep the fear and the shame and the sadness away and all I feel is everything and I don't want to feel anything anymore.”

Book:Never Leave, Never Lie

Source: Never Leave, Never Lie