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How do you keep up with music from your country, even if you have been living in the USA for 10 years

How are you doing? I am an Russki young man who moved to America to seek a better future. I was poor in Russia and never had any wealth. My family, not me per se. Young adults in Russia were not dependent on money as they grew older. Therefore, we had no choice but to find ways to make our own money. There are a variety of schemes, the majority of which are similar to people who drinkers ask their friends to purchase their communal vodka bottle. The idea is very similar. We'd find ways to make some quick money and then buy an entire loaf. We were always hungry.


So, I landed in America. yt mp3 There's nothing like New York, Brooklyn or Brighton Beach. This is a place that reminds me of the home of my childhood. It's loud, it's filthy, packed with Russian language, and the people are rude,, just a normal Russian city life. I spent a lot of money there, mostly to visit Russian restaurants, bookstores and music stores.

I love music as well as reading books. As of late, it is easy to find Russian literature on Kindle. I've stopped buying books in hardcopy. Additionally, I don't have enough space in our house and my wife is a hoarder so I do my best to avoid contributing to her hoarding. I also try to avoid purchasing items that are lying around my home that I don’t need, since I have no where to put them. After looking intelligent for the first couple of months, the stacks of books were an ugly image, and I finally moved them into my garage, where there is still space for my stuff.

Music is different. Music is my favorite thing to listen to. My job requires me to drive a lot so I have tons of music. Being a Russian immigrant, it's hard for me to enjoy the music I hear in America. I'm not a fan of hip hop metal, rap and pop. and all the trendy songs that children love to dance to.. The old Russian music is my favorite particularly the songs with a prison theme. They're still in demand even after all these years. It's true that everything is on Youtube these days. This means I can sit for hours on Youtube , listening to music when I'm working or when I get home after work.

I have a great playlist with 300 songs that I love. With this playlist playing that I listen to every day and night I'm having no trouble becoming accustomed to music because there's over 300 songs. That's a lot. But when I need to hear them in my car I don't have Internet to use, and I require it to drive and to navigate. I do the preparations at home. I'm on the top of the list. Now I record some songs from Youtube to MP3 files. After that I burn the MP3s onto my computer , and then take the CD into my car. The site allows you to print a Youtube playlist and convert each song to mp3 to save on my personal computer. Then it's easy to convert it into audio CD. Sometimes I'll make a mistake and create a data CD. It's simple to transfer it to audio CD. Audio recorded is fantastic. I don't require internet connection to play music on mp3. It's as simple as inserting a CDs into my car stereo slot. When I reach Manhattan the music from Russia can be heard booming.

It's cheap and easy to save videos on Youtube in MP3 format. Then you can download them onto your Smartphone. One of my acquaintances connected his phone to his car stereo. It was playing excellent audio quality in less than 2 seconds. Also, it was feasible to stream Spotify and Pandora radio, which means there's no need for a lot of internet. I'm going to give this a go. Of of course, I'll be cautious not to utilize any free wifi.


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