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Old 06-13-2005, 10:19 AM   #5
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usually it will the overall composition at first, then parts of the instrumentation will draw me in further, like at the moment i'm listening to Whiskeytown and the fiddle, Accordian and mandolin are just kicking my ass.

Other times it can be the vocals, like Alison Krauss. If you don't love her voice then you must be dead inside. Or MJK... need I say more.

Can also be the mood of the song, as I'm drawn to songs that are melancholic most of the time, but not the boring kind...
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