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In this talk, jeffery discusses the challenges he faced with his recording app and his experiences at a recent performance by the Alcoholics, highlighting the influence of funk music. He contrasts his personal, subjective reviews of performances with more objective critiques, emphasizing the emotional impact of music on him. Jeffery reflects on how certain songs, particularly “Fire,” resonate deeply with his core memories and experiences. He also touches on the evolution of music performance and the significance of electronic assistance in modern drumming, showcasing how his appreciation for music is intertwined with nostalgia and personal connection. Keypoints: Jeffery identifies the importance of both objective reviews and personal feelings in music criticism. He shares insights about the late-night vibe of music performances and how they have changed over the years. The influence of funk legends on current performances is a recurring theme in Jeffery’s reflections. Jeffery expresses a complex relationship with attachment, both to music and personal connections. He explores the idea of music as a form of meditation and personal expression rather than a social activity.
