Would you rather spend eternity without finding love or listening to music ever again?

Answer 1

Ooh, what a good question. And a bugger of one too. After much umming and ahhing I reckon I would have to go without finding love. You see, the power of music is underestimated. You can listen to a song and be propelled to somewhere quite exsquisite. Your toes can curl, you can get goosebumps racing through you in almost a mini orgasm stance, you can fall in love with whatever whomoever for the whole 3 minutes and 42 seconds ... For every emotion we are capable of feeling, there is song after song after song to match this. Have you ever put your iTunes on party shuffle and marvelled at the rollercoaster of emotion it takes you on? You can go from the most beautiful heart wrendering Martyn, to a fab bit of the Kinks, to a show stopper from Sinatra-baby, to a maudlin lets slit our wrists Verve action in the space of ten minutes. I can't think of anything that can send your emotions that haywire in such a short space of time. Other, of course, than one's true love. However, this is the clever bit. When a particularly painful song comes on ... when you feel a lump in your throat, and your eyes begin to fill, and your soul weighs heavy in your chest, if you don't fancy a sombre moment, you just flick onto the next one ... Try as you may, you can't do that with Love ...

Answer 2

I would spend eternity without listening to music ever again, everyone needs love.

Answer 3

As much as i love music...If i didn't have a meaning to live...which is to be happy find love ect...music would have no purpose in my life...So i would rather spend eternity without listening to music.

Answer 4

i would not say converted extremely. yet one in each and every of my superb friends and the guitarist for our band now did no longer understand plenty in any respect approximately punk or pre-punk once I met him. He substitute right into a reasonably great metallic head, nonetheless is to be easy, yet he had a frustrating time appreciating issues that weren't as complicated and quickly and technical as Slayer or Megadeth or Sepaltura, yet over the years because music is a good sized area of the two our lives we uncovered one yet another to our very own musical tastes. and because then he's unquestionably found out that some properly placed chords or an uncomplicated yet catchy progression is properly worth each and every of the flexibility interior the international. besides the very undeniable fact that he nonetheless analyze up on each and everything and is ridiculously stable at guitar of any form, the music he writes himself is almost constantly a cool riff or progression and his CD series has a reasonably great punk ingredient to it. And in tunr i've got taken a liking to 3 of his metallic, besides the very undeniable fact that I nonetheless won't be able to stand something with grotesque gruff vocals, like Sepultura or that form of subject. I even have in spite of the undeniable fact that taken an strange liking to the CD Reign In Blood by using Slayer, do no longer understand why.

Answer 5

As much as I love music, to spend eternity without love would be hell. So, I pick the latter.

Answer 6

Love blows hot and sometimes cold, music calms and lifts the soul, I've not doubt but correct me if I'm wrong.
The woes of the world could be cured with a simple, tuneful song.

Answer 7

lol good question!
i live to love and of course what the world needs now is love i m totally for not listening to music, we can make music.

Answer 8

I would choose never to listen to music again. A simple Choice!!

Answer 9

As long as I had my love, I could live without music.

Answer 10

I think I will just spend eternity and see what happens