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There are some towns across the USA who still call themselves "towns". They have a downtown area swarming with pedestrians, pan handlers, townies, tourists, and musicians. Always musicians. These towns always have a soundtrack. It's not always great, but hearing someone destroy a dylan song on an out of tune guitar or play 80's melodies on a sax is far more charming than your favorite CD pumped through even the best of speakers. It's called "live" for a reason. It's alive. It breaths. You hear it and it hears you back. 
Northampton used to be one of those towns. People would drive up to Noho to watch the freaks. They weren't really freaks, they were just rich kids with hair dye and clothes from the Army Barracks, otherwise butch lesbians that caught the attention of out-of-towners the way a nun would get attention at a keg party. Not exactly freaks, but worth leaving ludlow.
While the cognitive mind of the cash wielding pedestrian was focused on the sidewalk settlements of 14 year old trustafarians and cars that mimicked livestock, the smell of pizza and/or Asian cuisine would find the nose. The eyes would enjoy an antique cityscape speckled with cheep xerox propaganda. And the ears.. ah the ears.. After that motorcycle passes, the ear would fill with the sound of a creepy dude with an out of tune guitar. The fact that you and he both know the words to the song that he is belting reveals what is too often forgotten. Sometimes they would annoy the crap out of a shop keeper or maybe they were obstructing a handicap ramp. They would be asked to move and the show would go on about 10 feet away without missing a verse of "uncle toms band". The musician's willingness to cooperate is partly out of a lack of reason not to. I mean, if you're in the way, you'll move. And partly because there was a street performance permit issued, for free, by the town. That permit insured that the said musician had read the guidelines. Guidelines that essentially said, "hey man, don't...

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