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How do you stay up to date with music from your own country even if it's been 10 years since you left.

What do you do? I am an Russki youngster who arrived in America in search of a better future. I was extremely poor in Russia. I was not even far from the middle class, and I never had a lot of money. My family and not me in general. Russia was a country where young adults didn't require money until they were to adulthood. Therefore, we had to come up with new ways to earn money. There were many different schemes. They were generally like alcoholics who asked their friends for just a few dollars to buy their vodka bottles. Similar to the above the idea of looking for ways to earn cash quickly or even buy bread. We would always be hungry.

So I finally made it to America and have and have been here for some time, seen most of the East Coast from Boston all the way to Miami and Key West and all the way to the middle states. There's nothing quite as beautiful as New York City, Brooklyn, Brighton Beach. This place truly reminds of home. It's loud, dirty, smells like Russia, and the people who live there are rude. There's plenty to do, such as going to Russian music stores and bookstores.

I am a huge fan of music and books. Recently, it was revealed you can read Russian literature on Kindle. This is why I no longer buy books in hardcopy. Furthermore, I do not have enough space in my house. My wife is an over-seller. Therefore I do everything I can to avoid adding to her pile of stuff. The stacks looked smart for the first few weeks however, they began to look sad. I eventually decided to placed them in my garage which still is big enough for my belongings.

But music, - music is distinct. My job requires an extensive amount of driving, which is why I am constantly listening to music. And as an old Russian immigrants, I've never been able to appreciate any new music I've found in the USA.. I don't like rap and hip hop. The new stuff that kids like dancing to. The old Russian music is one of my favorites particularly the songs with a prison theme. They're still popular even after all these years away, and they're not something that gets on CDs, mostly cassettes in cars, and YouTube videos. They do put everything on Youtube nowadays. You can follow me on Youtube all day long, even after work.


After a while, I had a long playlist with over 300 songs I love. With this playlist playing on repeat both at night and day I'm not having any trouble in getting used to music since there are 300 songs. That's quite a number. However, when I want to listen to them in my car I do not have internet access. I need it for driving and navigation. Therefore, I prepare at home. I'm at the moment. I make a few tracks on Youtube, then I convert those mp3s to MP3 files on my laptop. After that, I take that CD to the car and listen. This site allows you to take your Youtube playlist and print the songs. Each song can be stored on your computer as an mp3 file. It's then easy to convert it to an audio CD. Sometimes I'm mistaken and make a data CDs that don't play on my car stereo. When audio is recorded, it's incredible the way technology is working. It's not necessary to be connected to mp3s. All I need is CD to plug into the stereo slot in my car. http://mp34.me The music of Russia blasted in Manhattan while I was driving around.

It's easy to get videos on Youtube and save the videos as MP3 files. mp3converter You can then put them on your Smartphone. One of my friends connected his smartphone to the car stereo. The music was playing with excellent audio quality in less than two seconds. It doesn't require a lot of Internet to stream Spotify or Pandora radio. It's something I'm likely to try in the near future. But of course I will be cautious about using free wifi.


Homepage: http://mp34.me