repeated experiments have shown that plants respond positively to classical forms of music,

actually growing and flowering faster than if there was no music at all. Conversely,

more dissonant forms of music, like heavy metal, can actually retard growth and even kill the plant.

Of course, humans are much more complex than plants, but it still makes one wonder what this

type of music might be doing to us.

When I listen to a really good song, I start to nod my head like I'm singing yes,

to every beat. Yes, yes, yes, this rock. And then sometimes I switch it up like no, no,

no, don't stop rocking. Rock and roll don't come from your brain, come from your crotch.

You're in need of a serious attitude adjustment, young man. You're going to get your priority

straight. Stand up until a class. What do you want to do with your life? I don't see you guys

coming up with any names for the band. The whole album has a clear crisp sound and a new sheen

of consummate professionalism that really gives the songs a big boost. If you want to rock,

you got to break the rules. You got to get mad at the man and right now I'm the man.

Hey there guys, welcome everybody to a Monday afternoon edition of TBTL.

This is the show that just might be too beautiful to live. I'm your host Luke Burbank.

This is episode 1393 in a collector series. We have some fun stuff in store for you today.

We have a conversation with a couple of different bands. We've got Hey Marseille and Rose

Windows. Both interviews and performances recorded sort of backstage. I guess you could call it

at the Capitol Hill block party here in Seattle over the weekend. We were actually in the roasting room

of a really cool coffee shop in Seattle called Cafe Vita. We set up some microphones. We set up

some video recording, which is going to be out probably later this week. We're able to actually

see these bands on video at TBTL.net and other places. We're playing these things that we record

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