They sure did some good stuff. Helped me get through high school. Here’s a sad song by the Blasters, that’s stuck with me for all these years. “Marie Marie” is another good sad one by them.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kmaXdkC0zE4

Saw Stevie Ray paired with the Fabulous Thunderbirds back in 1986. Still the loudest concert I’ve ever been to, and memorable on both sides. I actually probably preferred the Thunderbirds.

‘ there’ll be no more sad songs’ – how sad !

$ick, $ick, $ick p$ycho$.

As Ken Wilber and others have pointed out.

All great songs by great artists.
Singing is an excellent outlet for anger, pain, frustration and grief.
Maybe you could try it

Sublime.

The ‘octave’ here refers to a pattern of development, a seven step process over which vibration doubles. It’s not just about sound, the octave of sound is used as a convenient example. We can only see/perceive/measure a small part of the 13 octaves in our universe (actually only 12 complete octaves, the 13th is incomplete which may be why 13 is considered an unlucky number). Have you ever seen cymatic patterns? Check it out. Certain frequencies produce different geometric patterns. You can put a metal plate on a speaker, cover it in sand and play a certain frequency through it. It produces an intricate symmetrical pattern. Different frequencies produce different patterns. The holographic universe works the same way

Universe in latin means “turn into one”. A ‘verse’ is a furrow cut by a plough.

Plenty of people talk because they can. So you could be right about birds.