The Rooster may crow (Weekend Street/Reflections # 302)

 

Newport Beach, California

I got the title from the little sign next to the flowers (The rooster may crow, but the hen delivers the goods). I can't remember the last time I saw one of those old payphones. 

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Bela Lugosi's Dead (Weekend Street/Reflections # 301)

 Dallas, Texas

Years ago, while taking this photo in a Dallas museum, I couldn't stop wondering who this guy reminded me of; it seemed so unusual to sit like that in public. This week, YouTube recommended a song by a band I liked in high school, and it finally clicked.

 Recorded 26 January 1979

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L'Inspiration me guette (Weekend Street/Reflections # 300)

 Paris, France

I took this photo several years ago, but I still remember how this upbeat music from Les Presteej unexpectedly lifted my spirits. 

As someone who relies on logic over sentiment, the psychological power of music remains a striking contradiction. I am generally not very emotional, yet I am consistently amazed by how easily a melody can override my baseline mood. 

Certain classical arrangements act as a catalyst for creative focus. The delicate structure of Debussy’s Clair de Lune can effortlessly trigger tears. Conversely, the kinetic drive of 1980s New Order tracks delivers an immediate shot of mental adrenaline. It's a reminder of how deeply we are hardwired to respond to sound.                                    

                                                                        Les Presteej

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