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and now for something completely different - July 25, 2002 5:02:00 AM
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gary s
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Hi,
This is primarily addressed to the manual therapists out there who employ the more "gentler" ways of handling--Barrett, et al. I'm sure that some of you use backround music to blend with/facilitate your work. How about sharing your favorite selections with the group.
A patient brought in a compilation of backround music from Laurel & Hardy movies/shorts. Sure did bring a lot of smiles.
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Re: and now for something completely different - July 25, 2002 5:43:00 AM
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Andrew M. Ball MS MBA PT
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I've found Yanni, Peter Tesh, and Tubular Bells (minus the theme to the Exhorcist) to be VERY relaxing. Also, if you enter the search string "relaxation" into the audio database at [URL=http://www.kazaa.com]www.kazaa.com[/URL] you will come up with a SLEW of audio files that you'd never considered. Burn 'em to disc and Viola!
Drew
3 hours to Dr. Drew
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Re: and now for something completely different - July 25, 2002 6:17:00 AM
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Bournephysio
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Be very careful with kazaa. I have heard versions of it contain spyware (take over your computer ware might be more accurate). I'm not sure if this has been removed. I do believe that there are versions without the spyware but they might not be by kazaa. You can find info on this at [URL=http://www.slashdot.com]www.slashdot.com[/URL]
Doug
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Re: and now for something completely different - July 25, 2002 9:39:00 AM
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Barrett
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Drew,
Do you mean "John" Tesh and not Peter? If you do-I can't believe it. I'm just hoping there's a Peter Tesh out there in order to restore my faith. If not, it just proves that genius often has a narrow way of expressing itself at times.
Gary,
My brother-in-law raises sheep in Pennsylvania. He once told me that if a new would-be shepherd moved into the area and he grew to like him, he'd go over one day with a list of people "he should never buy sheep from."
In that spirit, I'd like to tell you: nothing by the Stones or Def Leopard.
Okay, enough. Seriously, the many CDs by Lori Line are something my patients really enjoy. Danny Wright is also good and Kevin Kern.
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Re: and now for something completely different - July 25, 2002 9:52:00 AM
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Andrew M. Ball MS MBA PT
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LOL
I did mean John Tesh, I had Bob Marley on in the background . . . his guitarist was Peter Tosh . . .
Momentary mind fart.
Drew
3 minutes to defense
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