Saturday, October 31, 2009
HAPPY HALLOWEEN!
Classic.
Dance, eat candy, and have a heck of a lot of fun. But, don't do something stupid.
Labels: Bobby "Boris" Pickett
Wednesday, October 28, 2009
Thom Yorke, folks! I can just say his name and you'll know that there's brilliance there. This is one of the singles off the New Moon soundtrack.
I can't help but think that the only good thing about the film adaptions of Stephenie Meyer's booksellers are the soundtracks. The acting sucks, the lead male isn't what I'd consider "Edward" and well, it could have been done so much better all-around. But the music, the music for a good 87% of the time couldn't be better.
Labels: Thom Yorke
Monday, October 26, 2009
I'll actually go to sleep on time and not past midnight. *Sighs* Since I'm up right now, it can't be helped, so I'll post something nice. I've been listening to this song all day. It's that good to me right now. It could get old if I continue to repeat it nonstop within a week, but cross your fingers that it doesn't. Right, without further adieu:
They're from South Africa, and according to some, the lead looks like Twilight's Edward. You be the judge. I think the singer is a lot hotter...you can actually understand what he's saying when he sings...oh, but what's kind of ironic, is the name of the band...Civil Twilight.
Uh huh. Well, that's it from me!
No wait, there's more. I'm going to start working on this site to make it more "original". I'm using one of those free templates that isn't really working to my best interest in terms of how I want everything set up, so look out for it (for whoever actually reads this).
Peace! Good night!
Labels: Civil Twilight
Saturday, October 24, 2009
James Kinney, right? Never heard of him? I hadn't either, but I heard this:
and was like, "Nice." It's not really a song for a rainy day, but it actually got me off my lazy ass to study. Got me bopping my head and moving from side-to-side too. Good dance song for those peeps whose moves consists of feet and hip movements that aren't impressive, but still look somewhat decent.
Enjoy!
Labels: James Kinney
Friday, October 23, 2009
beautifully covered by Amy Lee. I thought it'd be a nice Halloween treat as the holiday is next week. :)
Labels: Amy Lee
So right, I saw their music video a few weeks back and just didn't get around to sharing. I do that often don't I? Well, the band is The Gossip and they're an indie rock band from the US. I think they have more success in the UK, but whatever. I think they're awesome.
The lead singer is incredible, by the way. Her image isn't something that holds her back as it does some in the industry and I think that's inspirational. Who says you have to be stick thin to be talented?
Labels: The Gossip
Sunday, October 18, 2009
When thinking about the songs I'm immediately attracted to, I find that I tend to fall in love with the songs with deep meanings referencing love, good or bad. The songs with emotion, songs that make my heart ache even when I'm not feeling what the artist felt when he/she wrote it and recorded it. Here's a song that I've fallen for:
Pilot Speed: "Alright"
Heart-wrenching.
Labels: Pilot Speed
