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Wagner and Pavarotti are great picks—they’ve got that intensity that really makes you feel something while you’re working on a project. For me, it depends on the mood. Sometimes I’m all about Beethoven or Tchaikovsky, but when I want something more chill, I’ll put on Debussy or Chopin. Lately, I’ve been trying to play along with some of the stuff I’ve been listening to. Found artmaster.com, and it’s been a good way to learn new pieces and keep the music going while I tinker with projects.

I can't imagine what it must've been like to witness that first flight at Sywell Aerodrome. The sound of that Bristol Centaurus engine must have been unreal. Huge props to Pete Kynsey and everyone at Air Leasing – it’s a labor of love, for sure. It’s wild how these aircraft didn’t see action in WWII, but now they get a second chance to shine. I actually saw something similar on one of my business class trips, where I had time to watch a documentary on WWII planes check out https://travelbusinessclass.com/ for the best deals if you're ever flying. I just had a friend send me this video too.