When Music Becomes a Time Machine

I went to a concert last week by a band I used to listen to when I was very young. The music was wonderful, the performance was excellent, and the whole atmosphere felt perfect. 

While I was there, the songs carried me back to my youth, bringing back memories of everything from that time. It was such a sweet experience. We may not have a real 'time machine' yet, but I believe that old songs are the closest thing to one. They transport you back to the moments when you first heard them.


 

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