This music reminded me of Vivaldi's  "four seasons" and the main mood I am getting is calmness and comfort , to me it is relaxing and i picture myself under a tree eating fruit while the music plays. Or a man on a boat just relaxed laying inside it.

This song seems more jolly in a way and makes me want to step to the beat and the lyrics are pretty easy to follow and catchy , although the lyrics are catchy (at least to me ) it feels like there is omnibus feeling.

In 160 in Hoffman's book he speaks about blues and how the feeling it gives off resonates with that of a tailors suit and its mannequin , its well fitted and exactly how we feel , i guess you can say it SUITS us well. Then when he talks about Telemann it can get a bit confusing i would like to think he means when we start thinking classically or like the ideas from before, which like the music from before where not to fond off and like he says "we get angry " he might be talking about how ideas from the past like the supermarket feel outdated and we think absurd and insted of seeing.

Why is this the conclusion? 

At the end of the book Hoffman is said that he can leave the reader with something powerful but rather chooses not to , to only leave important things and let the reader choose what to do with tyhose ideas. sort of like when it comes to life you get what you get and you must do with what you have it leaves it all to the reader , he chooses whats next . its a huge idea of people searching for something that isnt there.