Seeing how nobody is likely to read this, I feel free to say that I really enjoy listening to the likes of Sh*ttyflute and Rec0rder Mast3r from Youtube. I find those sounds to be fun and even hilarious. It is not uncommon for me to listen to them in my car when I’m driving alone, but it’s more fun with family members. Some of my kids join me in finding them funny. Some find them annoying and do all they can to make me stop.
I’m talking about covers of known songs that are done so crappily on recorders or “flutes”, they’re GOOD. At least, to my ears.
Yet I can’t handle the sounds of certain computer fans, the Nintendo Wii when it gets left on, the BluRay DVD player being left on, the high pitch of an old TV even after it’s shut off (I have had to unplug them to make the noise stop), and various other noises.
It’s called misophonia and I don’t know what to do about it.
I hear everything that I don’t want to hear. One way to block it out is with loud music, and that’s not always practical. Earplugs help, but then I can’t hear the things I need to hear. Walking alone in a forest is a great escape, but I can’t do that all day.
As I type this blog entry, a couple of my kids are in the living room with some “crappy flute” songs coming out of the TV. It is actually relaxing to me. Why is that? I don’t know.
Here’s a very short favorite: just the startup sound of Windows XP. What a random thing to cover. That cracks me up!
Holy Sheepdip! 
That was quite the scream…a bait like a kook-ko bird. Best blogs
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Haha! Yes, a bit like a kuckoo bird. Thanks for the comment, Nancy!
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This comment is inane and devoid of meaning.
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Hahaha! Thanks, Leigh. Was the locating of the commenting feature a no-brainer? I want it to be as no-brainer as possible for ease of use, but I get the impression it is a bit vague to find.
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For me, it was just a matter of scrolling down. Now I have come back, and it’s still dead simple. 😀
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It was a dark and stormy night.
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