Music & Lyrics
Ah work, taking away from my blog life! I think it’s great that people can make a living off blogging; I would love to do something like that. But alas I have yet to figure out my blog niche and I don’t want to sell out to advertising companies. I love Shoplifting in a Ghost Town-It's Chloe.com for the very fact that she hasn’t sold out, and that she often provides free playlists… and she has great taste in music!
Music, it’s the one consistent thing in my life. I wake in the morning and turn on my radio/iPod while I get ready for my day, I rock out in my vehicle, I feel calm and centered at work while I have something to listen to, when I get home in the evening and am making supper or house cleaning I find its more pleasant while rocking out, and of course my iPod goes with me on a dog walk! Music, it’s often the cure for putting my emotions into words. I once knew a guy in university that said “the hardest thing in life to do is put your emotions into words”, for me that rang so true and has stuck in my memory.
As I mentioned before I get most of my music from our local library and upload them to my computer(s). I have recently gotten back into buying CD’s, got to love HMV for their frugal CD’s ($5-10). I haven’t really gotten into iTunes and downloading MP3’s, for me there is something about having the physical CD in hand… and I don’t find the prices to be any better.
So without further ado this is what I’m loving these days:
Music, it’s the one consistent thing in my life. I wake in the morning and turn on my radio/iPod while I get ready for my day, I rock out in my vehicle, I feel calm and centered at work while I have something to listen to, when I get home in the evening and am making supper or house cleaning I find its more pleasant while rocking out, and of course my iPod goes with me on a dog walk! Music, it’s often the cure for putting my emotions into words. I once knew a guy in university that said “the hardest thing in life to do is put your emotions into words”, for me that rang so true and has stuck in my memory.
As I mentioned before I get most of my music from our local library and upload them to my computer(s). I have recently gotten back into buying CD’s, got to love HMV for their frugal CD’s ($5-10). I haven’t really gotten into iTunes and downloading MP3’s, for me there is something about having the physical CD in hand… and I don’t find the prices to be any better.
So without further ado this is what I’m loving these days:
I love a good mix
It’s Chloe - Ska Mix, and Silly Sunday Mix
Gala - Fall Mix Tape
Nirvana - Never Mind Album
who just released their 20 year deluxe album
Gala - Fall Mix Tape
Nirvana - Never Mind Album
who just released their 20 year deluxe album
I can listen to in bloom over and over again
Moist – Silver Album
Moist – Silver Album
90's Grunge
I borrowed a stack of Nirvana and Moist CD’s from the library. I was reading them off in the jeep for Russ to pick one for the CD player and he said Silver. I put Nirvana – Sliver album in thinking it read “silver” and it wasn’t at all what he was expecting…
I love listening to this song when I’m feeling a little blue (or the mean red’s) it reminds me not to let anyone push me around and to always push back just a little. Or just for the fact that David Usher has an amazing voice, when he plays with Moist there’s that little edge.
Adele – Cure cover of “Love Song”
Adele – Cure cover of “Love Song”
Autumn and Acoustics
My Fall Mix ♣ on my iPod
A random shuffle lists the first five to be…
Roll away your stone – Mumord & Sons
The Weight (the last waltz) – The Band
Heavy Metal Lover – Lady Gaga
Lonely Day – Phantom Planet
John Lennon – Arkells
and finally what Caught my attention on the radio…
Flo Rida – Right Round punk remix
Kina Grannis – Valentine
Beth Hart – La Song
Fionna Apple – Limp
Four Non Blondes – What’s Up, I will always love this song
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