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How to keep connected to music from your country, even if life has been boring over the last decade

How you doing? I am an Russki youth who arrived in America seeking a better life. In Russia I was not prosperous. I was in the middle. My family was not my own in general. When I was growing up in Russia the young people didn't have money. We needed to find different methods to earn money. There were many different schemes, but most of them similar to asking neighbors for some dollars to buy their vodka bottles. Similar to the above, we would seek out ways to make quick cash or even buy bread for a loaf. We always had food cravings.

So, I came to America. It's far away from New York, Brooklyn and Brighton Beach. This is a place that brings me back to my hometown. It's loud, dirty, filled with Russian language, and people can be rude. There are many Russian restaurants, music and book stores where I've paid a fair amount of money at.


http://www.drugoffice.gov.hk/gb/unigb/www.youtube-to-mp3.com.de I love music and reading books. As it turns out, it's simple to locate Russian literature via Kindle. I've stopped buying books in hardcopy. Also, I don’t have much room in our home, and my wife is almost a hoarder so I do my best to not contribute to this. I also try to avoid purchasing new things to put around my home that I don’t need as I don't have any place to put them. Although stacks and stacks of books looked smart in the beginning, as they became old they became dull and dull. Later I moved them into my garage.

Music, however, is distinct. Because my job requires me to drive frequently and I am a huge fan of music. Being a Russian native, it's difficult for me to enjoy the music that I listen to in America. I'm not a fan of hip hop, rap, metal, and pop. I also don't like the latest hip-hop and pop music that kids love to dance too. I really love old Russian music, also those songs with a jail theme that are very specific to Russian music culture. They're still popular even after all these years. Youtube has everything nowadays. YouTube is my preferred music site. I listen to it all the time regardless of whether I am at home or at work.

So, after a few days I came up with a playlist that includes more than 300 songs I truly love. Because I have this treasure and can quickly be accustomed to listening to music. 300 songs is quite a lot. If I want to listen to them in the car, however, I don’t have sufficient internet. It's vital for navigation, driving, and for my own personal enjoyment. I prepare the songs at home. As I am now in the middle of the list, I take some songs from Youtube and convert them to MP3 files. After that, I burn the mp3s to CD with my laptop. I then take the disc to my car and listen to it in the. This website that I discovered that can download a Youtube playlists and print all the songs in it. Each song can be then converted to MP3 format and saved to my personal computer. After you have the songs printed, it's easy to save them to an audio CD. Sometimes, I make a mistake and end up making a data CD. It won't play on my car stereo. When audio is recorded, it's amazing the way technology operates. You don't need to be connected to mp3s. All I need is a CD to put into my car's stereo slot. https://setiweb.ssl.berkeley.edu/beta/show_user.php?userid=8844148 The music from Russia blasted in Manhattan as I drive around.

It's easy to get videos on Youtube and save them as mp3 files. You can then save them to your Smartphone. I watched one of my friends connect his smartphone to a car stereo and it started playing very good quality sound within a matter of seconds. The phone also streamed Spotify as well as Pandora radio. This doesn't require a lot of internet connection. I think I will try this in the next.. Of of course, I'll be cautious not to use any free wifi.


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