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Beforehand, to get me going Mozart. Don't know why, not even my favourite composer, but it works. During work - more difficult; could be anything from Howlin' Wolf to Richard Strauss, Jethro Tull to Bruckner. A bit of Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan will do the trick, as well.... there's no real rhyme or reason to what I'll listen to when working, but it's the Mozart that makes me pick up a brush in the first place - I have absolutely no understanding of why that's the case: but then, you can't rationalize everything.From Mozart to Jethro? Sublime to the extreme. That’s ice cream and pickle…. Icarus! His wings melted which made his armpits smell of vinegar , before he plunged head first into the ice cold sea. The salt was added preservative, less the crabs that gnawed into his skull via the valley of the coronal suture, to make a bedroom with stained glassed eyes for windows. Location-location-location. They could have used the front door
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by Martin Shaw