@19DJ61 (Hello David) here is some information that may help you.  Hi David! Unfortunately, Pandora does not currently offer a feature to merge two separate accounts into one. However, there are a couple of workarounds you might consider:  Share Content Between Accounts: You can transfer your favorite stations or playlists from one account to another. This way, you can consolidate your music preferences into a single account.  Delete the Extra Account: Once you've transferred your content, you can delete the account you no longer need to avoid confusion. If you'd like to see a merging feature added to Pandora, you can suggest it. This allows other users to upvote your idea, potentially bringing it to Pandora's attention. If you need further assistance you can reach out to one of these moderators that would love to help you. @AlyssaPandora, @AdamPandora, @ErickPandora, @TannerPandora, @MariaPandora, and @LeonPandora one of them could easily direct you in the right direction, and answer any further questions you may have. Have a blessed day. Take care and GOD bless. ... View more

@AngelaMCmusic congratulations on your new album. I will be checking it out for sure. I have already collected five of your songs for my Playlists, I'm sure I will be adding more from your new album. Wish the very best in your music career. Take care and GOD bless. ... View more

Good Saturday evening dear friend. Tonight we are going to learn the meaning behind the song Myth by Beach House. Enjoy the song as well as the read.  The song "Myth" delves into themes of nostalgia, longing, and the fleeting nature of dreams and memories, encapsulating a sense of wistfulness and introspection that resonates deeply with listeners. The opening lines of "Myth" set a contemplative tone, inviting listeners into a world where memories and dreams intertwine. The lyrics suggest a yearning for something lost or unattainable, a common theme in Beach House's work. As the song progresses, the imagery becomes more vivid, painting a picture of a past that is both beautiful and haunting. The repetition of certain phrases emphasizes the cyclical nature of memory as if the narrator is caught in a loop of reflection, unable to escape the pull of nostalgia. The chorus introduces a sense of longing, with the music swelling to create an immersive experience. The ethereal quality of the vocals, combined with the lush instrumentation, evokes a dreamlike state, reinforcing the idea that the memories being recalled are not just distant but also elusive. This duality of presence and absence is a hallmark of the song, as it captures the bittersweet essence of reminiscence. In the verses, the lyrics hint at the idea of searching for meaning in the past, suggesting that the narrator is grappling with the weight of their memories. The use of metaphor and vivid imagery allows listeners to connect with the emotional landscape of the song, as they too may reflect on their own experiences of longing and loss. The bridge of the song introduces a shift in tone, where the music becomes more intense, mirroring the emotional crescendo of the lyrics. This section serves as a cathartic release, allowing the listener to feel the full impact of the narrator's introspection. The final lines echo the themes of the song, leaving a lingering sense of unresolved feelings as if the narrator is still searching for closure in their memories. Overall, "Myth" is a masterful exploration of the complexities of memory and the human experience. The combination of haunting melodies, introspective lyrics, and atmospheric production creates a powerful emotional resonance that lingers long after the song has ended. (Source comes from Meaning of Myth by Beach House Have a blessed night. Take care and GOD bless. ... View more

@cowgirl7094  you have a beautiful horse. Rose is a great name. When I was a little boy on my grandparent's dairy farm we had two-quarter horses, they were named Silver & Midnight. Technically Midnight was my Uncle Al's horse, but he lived 110 miles away and he came a few times a year to ride him and check in on him. Thanks for sharing your photo. Take care and GOD bless. ... View more

@cowgirl7094 thank you for the music recommendation. I'm thrilled you like it here in the Pandora Community. Have a blessed night. Take care and GOD bless. ... View more

@TannerPandora great post friend. Here are five that I would like to add. Starting with my favorite music artist Jewel. 1). Foolish Games (LP Version) - Jewel 2). Don't  - Jewel 3). Love Like This - Lauren Daigle 4). Wings - Birdy 5). Fade Into You - Mazzy Star Take care and GOD bless. ... View more

@IlikeWA that was good. Have a blessed night, take care and GOD bless. ... View more

@Pandora here in Upstate NY trout season begins in April and some of the time the best bait in cold water is minnows, so this song is fitting just for this reason. Enjoy the song. The Minnow & The Trout by A Fine Frenzy. Take care and GOD bless. ... View more

Good Wednesday morning, dear friend. Today, we have another request from @Rxnin The song that was requested m.A.A.d. city (feat. MC Eiht)  by Kendrick Lamar. Enjoy the song as well as the read. Compared to the critically acclaimed Good Kid m.A.A.d city, the response to Mr. Morale & the Big Steppers is far more polarizing. It is unapologetically honest - a hard and deeply personal look at where one of hip hop's most prolific artists stands in the current era and political climate. There is palpable tension between what Lamar thinks, who he is viewed as, and what he believes. The album is filled with fantastic production, a mix of shaky and potent lyrics, and expansive ambition. Not every track sticks its landing. However, it can be argued that is what makes the album so compelling. It's imperfect and flawed, like our album's protagonist. Kendrick Lamar derives much of his power from his flaws. Though I good go on and on about Mr. Morale & the Big Steppers, today we decided to look back at the Compton artist's debut album. Why? good kid m.A.A.d city was the first full introduction many people had to Kendrick. Many of the narrative themes and personal battles presented here planted the seeds we have for the Kendrick we have today.  Kendrick Lamar's debut album, good kid m.A.A.d city, introduced the world to a new breed of emcees who spearheaded the "new West" which promised a G-funk bounce with a prominent splash of consciousness not normally heard from past notable predecessors like Snoop Dogg, Dr. Dre, Ice Cube and others who had put California on the proverbial map in the late '80s and early '90s. Hailed as a freshman calling card as notable as the Beastie Boys License to Ill, Led Zeppelin's self-titled release, Biggie's Ready to Die, the Sex Pistols' Nevermind the Bollocks, and the Ramones' self-titled project from 1976, good kid m.A.A.d city is equally as impressive for the narrative throughline as it is for its sonic composition - and was recognized as an instant classic, although it only enjoyed its fourth anniversary this week. While it would be easy to just sit back and enjoy Lamar's oration over production by the likes of Scoop Deville, DJ Dahi, and others, a closer analysis of the lyrics and accompanying skits reveal a narrative and story behind the album which holds up when viewed through a lens reliant solely on plot. Thus, names like K.Dot, Sherane, O-Boog, L Boogs, Yan Yan, and YG Lucky serve as characters with depth and motivations that rival cinematic and literary figures steeped into tradition and reinforces why it was billed as a "short film by Kendrick Lamar" on the album cover.  good kid m.A.A.d city is a coming-of-age story of "K.Dot" - a youthful teen in Compton battling maturation and gang violence - as he transitions into "Kendrick Lamar," the iteration of the emcee who has come to embody the uplifting voice we know today. Although the story isn’t completely chronological - and a few "Kendrick" tracks appear that interrupt the aforementioned narrative - there is a definitive cohesiveness to the entire project which Lamar echoed in the press following the October 2012 release. “This is a dark movie album," Lamar said in 2012. "I wanted to tap into that space where I was in my teenage years. Everybody knows Kendrick Lamar, but he had to come from a certain place, a certain time, and certain experiences. I’ve been planning this for years. Everything was premeditated. I already knew what I wanted to talk about, what I wanted to convey. I had that album cover for years. I knew I was going to use it and that it was the best description of what I was talking about in the album. It’s a long time coming. Everything we dwelled on is coming to light."  As mentioned, good kid m.A.A.d city isn't packaged in a tidy bow. Lamar has always been forthcoming that it needs to be listened to multiple times to begin to see how all the coded pieces connect and can then be interpreted. “There are twists and paybacks," Lamar said. "The story is about one day in the life of me and my homeboys. I didn’t want to make it song-by-song. For each piece, I want to trigger certain points where you make a connection. It almost like a Pulp Fiction feel — you have to listen to it more times to live with it and breathe with it.” good kid m.A.A.d city has been analyzed so much that it has even warranted a collegiate course that draws parallels between it and literary works from James Joyce, James Baldwin and Gwendolyn Brooks. Personally, here's how I see it existing in a narrative structure where a good kid gets caught up in the pitfalls of a mad city. (Source comes from What is the meaning behind good kid m.A.A.d city? Have a blessed day, take care and GOD bless. ... View more

@Rxnin you're welcome. Have a blessed evening, take care and GOD bless. ... View more

Good Tuesday morning friend, today we have a request from @Rxnin the song that has been requested is Sing About Me, I'm Dying Of Thirst by Kendrick Lamar (Clean version).  Kendrick Lamar’s “Sing About Me, I’m Dying of Thirst” reflects on two different stories while sharing different perspectives about real events that affect people, particularly those living in violence-filled neighborhoods such as Compton. The first part details the story of a friend of Kendrick’s (Dave) who dies through gun violence, while his brother is only concerned about getting revenge. The second part details the challenges of a young girl who turns to prostitution to fend for herself. The rapper uses both instances as examples while suggesting that they, as well as the thousands of people who share the same stories, are the reason why he raps. When accused of trying to judge or shame them by the second girl, Kendrick insists that he is not concerned about pleasing or offending anyone, but about giving a voice to stories that may never be heard in the media.  In the second part of the song, the rapper uses the term dying of thirst which signifies their thirst for revenge or their unknown need for redemption. As he describes how the cycle of revenge occurs and the dying moments of the said narrator, they are stopped by an old woman who leads them through the sinner’s prayer. This is a suggestion that God can salvage the lives of the people struggling in these situations.  “Sing About Me, I’m Dying of Thirst” talks about life in Compton, using two perspectives of real-life stories to exemplify the life events and cycles pertinent in this area. In October 2012, Kendrick Lamar released this song from his second studio album which he titled “Good Kid, M.A.A.D City”. (Source comes from "Sing About Me, I'm Dying of Thirst" by Kendrick Lamar - Song Meanings and Facts Have a blessed Tuesday, take care and GOD bless. ... View more

@Rxnin will do. Thank you for supporting this thread. I'm also thrilled that you like it. Take care and GOD bless. ... View more

Good Monday morning friend. Today I will be adding two songs to the GSOTD post and Playlist. Enjoy the songs. Pop/Soul: I'll Be Gentle by Paloma Faith and John Legend. Paloma Faith wrote this song with North London singer-songwriter Zak Abel who previously featured on Gorgon City's 2014 UK Top 20 hit "Unmissable." The song finds Paloma Faith duetting with John Legend. She explained the collaboration to HMV.com. "I wrote that song with Zak Abel, who's this brilliant new artist, and when I played it to people they kept telling me it sounded like a John Legend song. I'd written with John for my previous album, so I sent it to him and asked if he'd be up for singing, and he did." Country: Love Me Again by Shelly West. Shelly West was born on the 23rd of May, 1958. She is best known for being a Country Singer. She is the daughter of country star Dottie West. Shelly West’s age is 66. 1980s country singer who sang the #1 singles “Jose Cuervo” and “You’re the Reason God Made Oklahoma.” The 66-year-old country singer was born in Cleveland. She started her music career by releasing the 1981 album Carryin’ on the Family Names. She won two Top Vocal Duo of the Year honors from the Academy of Country Music Awards with her partner David Frizzell. In 1990, Shelly toured with her mother, Dottie; they were popular on the road. On August 30, 1991, Dottie was involved in a horrific car accident, eventually dying five days later, on September 4, from injuries sustained in the accident. Have a blessed Monday. Take care and GOD bless.     ... View more

Good Sunday evening friend. Tonight we will learn the meaning behind the song Run by Leona Lewis. Enjoy the music as well as the read. "Run" by Leona Lewis is a heart-wrenching ballad about the pain and sadness of saying goodbye to a loved one. The song expresses the idea that love can be both a source of strength and a source of pain. The song's first verse sets the stage for the emotional journey. The singer acknowledges that the person she is singing to has been the only thing that has felt right in her life. However, there is a distance between them that is painful to bear. The singer is torn between wanting to look at her lover and not wanting to see him go. The chorus captures the idea of the couple running away from their problems and starting anew. The lyrics suggest a desire to escape into a better future. However, the song acknowledges that the future will not be without its challenges or heartaches ("I can hardly speak, I understand why you can't raise your voice to say"). The second verse conveys the idea that even the thought of not being able to see her lover's eyes again causes the singer great sadness. Furthermore, the long goodbye they must inevitably share is painful enough to nearly bring her to tears. Overall, "Run" is a poignant and emotional song that expresses the joy, pain, and intensity of love. The lyrics acknowledge that love can be both a source of strength and a source of pain, but ultimately, it is something worth fighting for. (Source comes from Meaning of Run by Leona Lewis). (Side note. On Britain's Got Talent (BGT) Stacy Leadbeatter sang this Leona's song Run and won the golden buzzard, if you haven't seen it, you need to).  Have a great night, and a blessed week. Take care and GOD bless.     ... View more

@Listener001 absolutely dear friend, I will even post you're favorite if you tell me what your favorite song is. I'll be waiting for your reply. Take care and GOD bless. ... View more

@Listener001 people love music, and people are very interested in what music means to the artists behind the songs they create. If you create a topic, something that most people are interested in, you can generate a lot of interest.  Have a blessed day friend, take care and GOD bless. ... View more

@Listener001, you are in no way ripping me off, friend. I would very much like for you and all others to interact here in the Pandora Community even more than you do now. So, please feel free to post and reply as much as you like. Have a blessed day friend. Take care and GOD bless. ... View more

@MarcoPolo try these steps. Here are a few steps that might help: Ensure You're Logged Into the Master Account: The "Manage Family" option is only available to the account holder who upgraded to the Premium Family plan. Double-check that you're logged into the correct account. Check the Subscription Section: Navigate to the "Subscription" section of your account settings. If you're on the correct account, you should see the "Manage Family" option under your current plan. Browser or App Update: Sometimes, outdated apps or browsers can cause display issues. Make sure your Pandora app or browser is updated to the latest version. Contact Pandora Support: If the issue persists, you might need to reach out to Pandora's support team. They can investigate further and assist you directly.  Take care and GOD bless. ... View more

@Listener001  Green Day hasn’t stopped touring in America—they’re still rocking stages across the country. They’ve been on their “Saviors Tour,” celebrating milestones like the 30th anniversary of their Dookie album and the 20th anniversary of American Idiot. They’ve had some interruptions, like a drone incident at a Detroit concert in 2024, but nothing suggests they’ve quit touring in the U.S. As for their political stance, they’ve been vocal about their opinions, especially during the American Idiot era, but it doesn’t seem to have stopped them from performing here.  Take care and GOD bless. ... View more

@Listener001 it is not annoying for you to ask what the last joke means. I will be more than happy to explain it in depth. The humor in this joke comes from a playful twist on expectations and wordplay. The artist claims his brush can "paint the future," which suggests it has a mystical, forward-looking power. The bartender, however, jokingly challenges this claim by asking the artist to paint the picture of his last tab—meaning an unpaid bill from a past visit to the bar. The punchline, "That’s not a future; that’s ancient history!" works because the artist cleverly deflects the request by pointing out that the "last tab" is a matter of the past, not the future. It's a witty way of dodging responsibility while staying consistent with the premise of the magical brush. It’s a blend of clever banter and playful misdirection! I guess even one could argue that this is a magical joke.  Have a great night, take care and GOD bless.  ... View more