Each of us has them.
Songs that are like pathways into the many avenues of our lives.
The stories we tell about them give a peek into who we are and what we're like.
Whether it's a song we associate with our most important moments, something that made
us cry, the things we love that nobody else does, or our favorite lyrics, we all have
our own personal soundtrack.
I'm Brad Rose of Foxy Digitalis, and these are the songs of our lives.
It's like you fill up my senses like a scream in a vacuum.
And then I'm doing that sort of like panic, like, get it off me!
And I'm like, did I get it?
And then like, I look up and the guy who was whose shoulder the bug was on has turned around
and it's Rick Froberg.
Like, I just had this vague idea in my mind that Bruce Springsteen wasn't for me.
So anyway, I was like, okay, I'm gonna listen to the song because I don't know it.
And I pulled it up on YouTube and it was a live recording of a performance and I lost
my mind.
I immediately fell in love with this guy.
Imagine you're John Coltrane and you're still only the second best Coltrane that ever lived.
My first instrument was cello in New York and I got to hear my father play cello.
Not many people ever heard Charles Mingus play cello.
The Songs of Our Lives by Foxy Digitalis.
Wherever you listen to podcasts.