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How to keep up with the music of your country even if you've lived in the USA for 10 years

What's your story? I am a Russki teenager who moved to America to have a better life. I was extremely poor in Russia. I wasn't near the middle class and I never had a lot of money. My family, not me per se. As an early adult in Russia, money was not an option. We needed to find ways to earn money. Many schemes exist, most of them similar to the alcoholics asking for money from their neighbors to buy their vodka bottles for the community. The principle is the same. We would search for cash for bread, or to get to work. We would always be hungry..
And so I made it to America I've had been here for a few months and have seen the majority of the East Coast from Boston all the way down to Miami and Key West and all the way to the middle of the states. There's nothing quite as beautiful as New York City, Brooklyn, Brighton Beach. The place is truly reminiscent of home. It's loud, filthy, there's lots of Russian speech everywhere, rude people - it's just typical Russian city life. I've spent a fair amount of money in Russian cafes and restaurants, as well as in books and music stores.
I love music, and I am a huge fan of books. Nowadays, it is easy to locate Russian literature using Kindle and it's occurred recently. Therefore, I have stopped buying books in hard copy. My wife, who's almost an avid collector has a small space within her home therefore I try to avoid purchasing unnecessary items. After searching for the first couple of months, the stacks of books were an ugly sight, and I decided to move them to my garage where there is still space for my belongings.
Music is another matter. Because my job requires me to drive a lot I also listen to a lot of music. Since I'm an Russian native, there's no way I can like new music from the USA. I'm not a fan of hip hop or rap. and all the trendy things that make kids want to dance. I am a huge fan of Russian music, and songs written in jail. They're still very popular in Russia even after 20 years. The internet is flooded with everything on Youtube these days. This is why I am constantly having Youtube playing music after returning home on day off or just after work.
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I have a good playlist with 300 songs that I enjoy. Because I have this treasure, I can easily be accustomed to music. 300 songs is a good amount. However, when I want to listen to the songs in my car, I don't have any Internet to spare, I require it to drive or for navigation. I do the preparations at home. I'm at the top of the list. Then I record a few songs from Youtube to MP3 files. Then I burn the MP3s on my computer and take the CD into my car. This site I discovered allows you to take a Youtube playlist and print the entire playlist. Each song can be converted to mp3 format and stored on my personal computer. You can then convert the mp3 to an audio disc. Sometimes, I make a mistake and end up making a data CD. It won't play on my car stereo. If audio files are recorded, it's incredible how technology works. I don't have to be connected to the internet to listen to mp3s, all I need is a CD to insert into the stereo slot in my car. The music of Russia was blasting in Manhattan as I drive around.

It's easy to get videos on Youtube and save them as mp3 files. It is then possible to save them to your Smartphone. My friend connected his phone to his car stereo , and the phone started playing high-quality sound in just a couple of seconds. He also was able stream Pandora radio and Spotify and it's not that fast of Internet to do this. I'm thinking of trying this in the next.. However, I'll be cautious about using free wifi.


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