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“He sings that half of what he says is meaningless, but he sings the line clearly, as if he’s intending it as a gift or a direct message.”

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“But the sound of closeness—two or more musicians, or musical elements, acting in the purest coordination—tends to escape us because we can’t see it.”

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Provided to YouTube by Universal Music Group North America I'm Through With Love · Etta Jones So Warm ℗ 1961 Prestige Records, Inc. Released on: 1996-01-01 Author, Composer: Matt Malneck Author, Composer: Jay Livingston Author, Composer: Gus Kahn Auto-generated by YouTube.

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I personally thought that ratlin's book was great. All of his personal elements that he looks for in music is amazing. I love the way he words all of his chapter titles and the way he connected all of his elements to his playlist songs. This book changed the way that I listened to music. I listen more intently and listen for every element that he talks about. I have a new perception on what "good" music is. I used to think good music was anything that had a good beat but now I listen for more of a story and more musical elements presented in Ratliff's book. I enjoyed the assigned readings every week and looked forward to what musical element I got to read every week. I did not like the way he would switch topics with the line in the pages. But overall, the book was great. I learned to appreciate Furthest Thing by Drake and Im Through With Love by Etta Jones because of Ratliff's book and playlist.