I Love Music Analysis

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I'm doing my first paper on music. I'll be talking about the genres I like and dislike and why. What music means to ME, songs that I like and dislike, Also how does it have a positive and negative effect on our health. The last thing i'm gonna talk about is how do deaf people learn about music?
The kind of music I listen to and like is: country, pop, some rap, preferably 1990s rap, and classic rock. The types I can't stand are: bluegrass, reggae, screamo, and oldies. When it comes to music it changes for me like every season. Winter time I usually find myself listening to more pop than anything. In the springtime I usually listen to K-love and Country. Of course, when summertime comes rolling up, i'll be listening to mostly country. …show more content…
I love my music loud, you can never have your music up too loud for me. Music helps me get my work done, for example, It helps me work on my papers or apex. It also helps me at work and makes the work night go faster than it seems. The reason I like it so much is because I grew up around loud music because my dad played in a band for as long as I can remember till about 4 ½ years ago. I remember when he had his band practice in the attic and my brother and I would always go up there and dance around at the age of four or five. At night time dad would still be playing and they didn't turn it down because they didn't have to, because my brother and I could fall asleep no matter how loud it was, as long as dad played our song, Mary Had a Little Lamb. He mainly played classic rock, when I was younger, I hated classic rock, but just about three years ago I started to adapt to the classic …show more content…
Well, some songs have a certain purpose as to why I listen to them for instance, See You Again by Wiz Khalifa is for Joey (Jordan) B. It's in remembrance of him because, everytime I hear it, it always reminds me of him and it's what I was listening to on the way back from Mississippi when I seen the J in the clouds. Another song is Simple Man, this song reminds me of my brother and my mom, this is their song, and they've had it for a very long time. Mom said it reminds her of my brother Mike when she hears it. My dad and I have a song and I call it the number song, but it's really 634-5789 by Johnny VanZant. He use to sing and dance to this song with me when i was just a little girl, he still to this day sings it to
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