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Wear head phones = no problem . Case closed . Enjoy! |
bearbreeder wrote: i hope you enjoy my favorite cragging music ... i never play it unless other folks start blaring their music after all if they can play theirs why cant i play mine or is only "certain types" of music acceptable ... wouldnt want to biased against certain cultures musics here would we now enjoy my cragging music !!! ;)you can! never said you couldn't ;) better yet though, bring a projection screen as well for full effect! hmmm maybe that's what i needed to do to convince people that nicki minaj is what they should want to listen to at the crag! |
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As a musician, climbing makes my brain smarterer and my handies strong to play big mean chords much with many feelings. |
Eli Buzzell wrote:As a musician, climbing makes my brain smarterer and my handies strong to play big mean chords much with many feelings. In the great words of Aleks Zebastian: prominent arete my hands grasp you like dragons eating the villagein the fire scorched city there's no pity all the cindered communes can be sand dunes baboons of platoons in a platonic cartoon philosophers pie |
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Interestingly, nobody has approached the question from the standpoint of performance. |
Matt Simon wrote:Interestingly, nobody has approached the question from the standpoint of performance. All safety and morality related issues aside, do you think listening to music of your choice would (or does) enhance your ability to send?If I had this guy on the ground cheering me on, I'd be able to cruise 13d. youtube.com/watch?v=_e5J116… But if it was Charlotte Wessels of Delain, I'd probably fall off a 5.4, slipping on my drool spots: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jaATQzLr_20 |
