Thanks Gene, for sharing this fabulous idea and resource … top40charts.net/!
Karen Laubesays
great idea! just looking at the song titles brought waves of memories and feelings. I will definitely work on this one!
Sue Rahillysays
This was totally amazing. All the songs (from 1964!) made me cheerful and bouncy, taking me back to how I felt at 13. This is definitely a feeling I would like to get back to, perhaps not all the time, but definitely some of the time.
Lee Cartersays
When I first read this, I thought, “Nope. Not gonna’ do it. This is ridiculous.”
Then I followed the link to Top40Charts.net, saw the list of songs for my 13th year, and felt so many powerful emotions.
So I tapped and tapped and tapped – it was great.
Can’t wait to do it again tomorrow.
genesays
yeah….I knew this one is a bit cheesy….and wouldn’t written it if I hadn’t experienced it by accident.
Renée Robertsonsays
Thank you Gene for this tool!
I’m 77 I realised that between 10 and 13 music was” forbidden” in Saïgon, South Viet nam , under Japanese occupation .
So for me silence still is necessary for survival, I can’t think when any kind of music is playing.
My first memory of music triggering emotions was when I was 13 the English army libereted Saïgon.
The english langage was like a new music to my French/Vietnemese ears.
Thanks a lot for this information that allows me to understand and clear numerous blocages around music and silence. Music was dangerous because it could hide sounds of approaching dangers.
Thanks Gene, for sharing this fabulous idea and resource … top40charts.net/!
great idea! just looking at the song titles brought waves of memories and feelings. I will definitely work on this one!
This was totally amazing. All the songs (from 1964!) made me cheerful and bouncy, taking me back to how I felt at 13. This is definitely a feeling I would like to get back to, perhaps not all the time, but definitely some of the time.
When I first read this, I thought, “Nope. Not gonna’ do it. This is ridiculous.”
Then I followed the link to Top40Charts.net, saw the list of songs for my 13th year, and felt so many powerful emotions.
So I tapped and tapped and tapped – it was great.
Can’t wait to do it again tomorrow.
yeah….I knew this one is a bit cheesy….and wouldn’t written it if I hadn’t experienced it by accident.
Thank you Gene for this tool!
I’m 77 I realised that between 10 and 13 music was” forbidden” in Saïgon, South Viet nam , under Japanese occupation .
So for me silence still is necessary for survival, I can’t think when any kind of music is playing.
My first memory of music triggering emotions was when I was 13 the English army libereted Saïgon.
The english langage was like a new music to my French/Vietnemese ears.
Thanks a lot for this information that allows me to understand and clear numerous blocages around music and silence. Music was dangerous because it could hide sounds of approaching dangers.