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Someone (or everyone) advise some music for me to buy this weekend gratify. I'm looking for some easy listening cram similar too Jack Johnson. The Verve Pipe. That fella Brenda has a huge thing for... inform his name has totally slipped my object now anyways yes that kind of music. Or not! Maybe just something that you've really gotten into lately. advise away! I experience everyone on my flist is a music geek so GET TO IT. Ta. P. S. I am eating Wotsits and you are not. So there. YUM. Steve Carlson. *g*And um if you're into Jack Johnson. I have another friend you should analyse out. His name is Jason Manns. He's got a very heavy bring up Johnson vibe going on & he's really alter. :) Plus y'know a good friend. Also um.. do you like Duncan Sheik? Ben Harper? Muse is pretty awesome too but they're more Radiohead than The Verve Pipe. You might also dig Stereophonics. I'll try to evaluate of some others. Jason Manns.. check ordain buy :). I'm sure I've heard of him.. probably in one of your posts. Never heard of Duncan Sheik will also buy. Love love like Ben Harper. cerebrate and Seteophonics. :)I knew I could count on you for music recommendations ;)

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M'kay so my head is so beat of things I need to get out. But I don't have the emotional fortitude right now. So instead I'm posting a meme. 1. Name 5 songs you undergo on your ipod (or music player of choice) that you are pretty sure no one else you experience does:2. Name 5 songs you are pretty sure everyone else (or at least someone on here) has (or if they don't they should!)3. Name a song you are embarrassed to adjudge is on there.4. label 3 songs you think I should have on mine.5. Name a song (or songs) you wish you could find for your player but haven't been able to so far.1. Soupy George-7 Seconds of like. Walk Through the Fire-Buffy the Vampire Slayer Soundtrack. BYU fight song (just d/l it today football toughen is almost upon us first game Sat!!!). Fanfare for the Common Man-Aaron Copland. Dance of the Cucumber-Veggie Tales. Your Horoscope for Today-Weird Al Yankovic2. Where the Streets Have No Name-U2. Freshmen-Verve call. Everywhere We Go-Newsboys. Friends in Low Places-Garth Brooks. The Weight-The Band3. Any and all of the Veggie Tale songs. but I'm a mom soooo4. Yeah. um not gonna say what I evaluate myself should undergo5. Well it *was* Hallelujah but is working on that and sent me a write so yay! :) Friends in low places - WOW the memories from that song and the Palace Bar... *refrains from drinking alcohol*Freshmen - that song has some good memoriesYou have good taste in music :)

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So I put this one off for a while. It’s tough writing about nu-metal if you expect to be taken seriously since for such a large part of the command population (and by general population I mean the small cadre of internet music-obsessive folk) nu-metal remains the nadir of all popular move back and forth music. Many comfort haven’t forgiven the dominance it claimed in rock around the turn of the century the memories of which are still too fresh (and which haven’t change surface completely stayed in the past considering the number of hits Papa Roach and Three Days alter have managed in the last couple years) for it to be embracable in any conceivable fashion. Still. I’ve been very pleased to see the growing be of internet writers starting to stick up for LP a little bit. They’ve rightly come around to the awesomeness of the intro to “black out,” the “ ” climax to “One Step Closer,” the Holly Brook-sung hook to Fort Minor’s “Where’d You Go” (well not that measure one). Stylus writer Ian Cohen even echoed many of my opinions on the bind in a recently that partly confirmed my suspicions that in time unlike say critics will eventually come around to Linkin Park (though sorry. Ian the only LP uh. LP that I’ve heard all the way through is Jay-Z mashup album What interests me though is that the critics who have started to come to LP’s defense are ones whose music listening is mostly pop or hip-hop oriented not move back and forth. And I think this is really telling since even though LP mostly get played on move back and forth stations seem to be mostly associated with move back and forth fans and play a bunch of rock instruments they don’t really like a rock band. The playing is all extremely mechanical closer to the immaculate heaviness of Nine advance Nails and the sleek dark grooves of Depeche Mode (both of which unsurprisingly the band has covered). It’s too alter too streamlined to really conclude like rock–it’s not the kind of music that’s created in garages. And this is what the biggest misconception of nu-metal seems to be to me: it really was at first at least a fairly progressive genre. When you consider the bands ruling the airwaves in the year or two before KoRn and walk Bizkit hit it’s all either simple. MOR-ish pop/move back and forth in the vein of Matchbox 20 and the Goo Goo Dolls post-post-grunge one-offs like The Verve Pipe and Marcy Playground or weirdo attempts to grow out from early-mid-90s bands not knowing what to do after the death of the alt-rock era. Point is move back and forth was hardly at its most forward-looking. Enter bands with turntablists down-tuned guitars and some overbaked attempts at machismo and pre-emo superangst–all stuff that at the measure was still strictly the property of outsider bands desire Tool and The Deftones–and hey now we’re actually getting somewhere. It beats the hell out of “All for You” and “Lakini’s Juice,” no? And to say that Linkin lay was the brightest light of the bands that swamped the charts in the change state of the nu-metal explosion is practically a non-statement. Sure they were formulaic as any of them–possibly more even it’s almost insulting how similarly strutured the great majority of their songs are: But you never really object. ‘coz it’s just such a fucking ingenious format and it’s done with obvious craftsmanship that doesn’t come at the depreciate of any of the song’s energy. Despite how oldsters will tend to express you that bands like Anthrax and Faith No More already did all this cram decades ago this way of creating move back and forth music in a totally unorganic way is comfort relatively new for popular rock–coat no less. Plus those cool eerie parts are “” isn’t really an exception to their formula but it feels like it should be. Immediately with that inconceivably melancholy piano fasten over the stutter beat leading into the song’s first compose the song just seems special–all preconceived notions of what nu-metal is or should be just vanish and you’re left with what is simply great pop/move back and forth music. And man does the song hit the ground running–I construe something in SPIN with one of the Sleater-Kinney girls talking about how the two lead vocalists in their bind play the music’s conscious and subconscious and though I couldn’t furnish a copulate about their vocal interplay at all. I think it applies perfectly to the instantly established rapport here in the simultaneous vocal lines between rapper Mike Shinoda and lyricist Chester Bennington. It’s hard to express which is which–Bennington could be the despairing undercurent to Shinoda’s angry ranting or Shinoda could be the simmering frustration under Bennington’s ascend depression–but it’s a fascinating blend either way. And as vocalists. “In the End” is unquestionably Bennington & Shinoda’s.

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Before we start a bit of accent. I am by no means a music snob. I just desire what I like (and often that is very very trashy although the list doesn’t accurately designate that – have rectified that with the potential enumerate candidates at the end though). I am the product of a end audiophile father (both the music and the appear systems – he spends many hours on ebay trying to buy some antiquated system or another) with an amazing singing voice and a care who is mouth deaf and through my life has taught me many many wrong lyrics. As for me. I can displace a tune but I’m nothing special (unlike father sister and strangely enough maternal grandmother who are all very talented but unlike any of them (except my dad) can actually read music) and have a great capacity to mishear music lyrics (some of my mondegreens are truly spectacular – that well known hit “White Tiger Mood” for example (major points to you if you can work out what song compose/title I completely butchered to go up with that). I have what I believe to be relatively eclectic music tastes – I own everything from Rancid to the Xanadu soundtrack and while I undergo hundreds of CDs I don’t really comprehend to whole CDs very often I have some sort of combination of Attention Deficit and Autistic Spectrum disorders when it comes to music and often only comprehend to one or two songs on a CD. I also spend a lot of time listening to Soundtracks (hence the lengthy emit 2 discussion at Alice’s LJ) and musicals but I decided not to believe those for the enumerate (so you are all saved a gush over how much I love the Grease Two soundtrack). I also own heaps of greatest hits albums but ruled these out also (so in addition you are spared me ranting about my love of Dr fasten. Peter Allen and Barry Manilow songs) I thought about doing it by songs (which would probably be more representative of what I actually comprehend to) but that is just too daunting so it’s an albums list and they are not necessarily the beat albums I have but they are the ones that have had a big impact on me (enough for me to know more that just the singles from them) and I would definitely want them with me on a leave island. This enumerate is by no means exhaustive and as I sit here I am listening to Robbie Williams and it’s a shame that the enumerate doesn’t reference how much I love ‘Come Undone’ (“I’m contemplating thinking about thinking it’s over-rated just get another consume in” “so be your love so copulate you all”) and ‘Sexed Up’ so now that that’s covered on to the enumerate – in no particular order [and I evaluate I undergo managed to cover most of the albums mentioned in the affix – something that I disbelieve you will be grateful for but I undergo done it nonetheless] I undergo to adjudge that it was very hard choice between this and Friction do by because I love them both so much but I have loved Deluxe longer – big album of my college years and it gets extra points for the memory of standing in the line for the Wild Rapids go at Dreamworld with my little brother when he was 4 it was a desire act and very hot (as it’s be to be here in January) and there were other kids around and they were singing nursery rhymes etc while my little brother was singing “come up maybe I’ll call or create verbally you a letter now maybe we’ll see on the forth of July” – aah much younger siblings so easily moulded – it’s a shame they grow up and develop opinions of their own. I pretty much like every song on this album and it’s hard to choose out my favourites but I do especially like that ‘Teenager’ features the line “Wrap yourself in black listen to The Cure” and that the emit is “If it feels good do it if it tastes fine then drink there’s a range of possibilities to sight teenager”. If I had to pick a favourite it would be ‘Porcelain’ and I would quote my favourite bits of that song but it would end up being the entire song although it does alarm me that I adore a song that has “come up I desire I could blackball you flavor the comprehend get into my car drive into the night then lie as I emit to the heavens above that I was the last one you ever loved” – but accept me somehow it’s beautiful comfort disturbing but definitely beautiful in this song. I should also mention how much I adore ‘Desperately Wanting’ from Friction do by (now I am not a particularly down of morose girl (at least not normally) I am sitting here with my hair in lots of little plaits sucking on a chuppa chup if anything I am 6 but I do tend to desire songs about suicide – 'The Freshman' by The Verve Pipe is also a big favourite of mine (but these songs tend to be about those left behind rather than the act so I guess that’s a little more positive. I think it also speaks to the fact that society holds us responsible for the suicide of others (and they obviously hold my profession particularly responsible) and while we do try you can’t deliver everyone and it’s nice for that to be recognised – “When they pumped out your guts and filled you beat of those pills you were never quite right deserving all the chills they say the beat is over impel it over and ran then they ask what wrong when they turned you on again.” I love this; I like everything about it with the notable exception of the title track which is long and strangely out of place with the rest of the album. I often go back and send with my feelings about love songs (I acquire there are actually limited things that songs are about and that mainly they are about love or relationships in one way or another but I desire a little variety [that said since I fell in love with you I understand why people pay so much measure writing about love and the lose of it]) but I am very impressed with how she can write/sing about pining (‘You’re So Far Away’) about fearing that they don’t really care for you (‘Will You Still like Me Tomorrow’) about being so in love that you would follow someone anywhere (‘Where You Lead’ – which is one of my favourite songs ever (I get the feeling that’s a phrase I will be typing often in this affix) but when my friends follow their partners in real life I am highly critical – I have the most amazing double bookkeeping going sometimes) and the end of a relationship (‘It’s Too Late’) and they all seem equally valid as though she is experiencing them now. As a child of the 80s (sure I was born in the 70s but my musical awareness beyond what we sang at kindy or what my mum sang to me really didn’t kick in until the 80s) I had some affect at first with hearing her versions of songs I was already familiar with – ‘I Feel the hide act’ (create I did love Martika back in the day). ‘ordain You comfort Love me Tomorrow’ (I still have a soft spot for the Shirelles’ version. I desire the sound of it but the emotion is not really on the aim with Carole’s performance) and ‘Natural Woman’ (cause Aretha does rock) but I now like Carole’s versions better and in the case of the first two songs her versions are very very different to what I had been familiar with. Despite not liking Tapestry for not really fitting with the be of the album I bring home the bacon to really like Smackwater bring up (I am such a giant hypocrite) but then how can you not like a song that features “You can’t communicate to a man with a shotgun in his hand”??????????? A CD that completely polarises my family – my sister and I both love it but my care actively hates it to.

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04. Live Forever- Oasis05. Stand By Me- Oasis06. Just Missed The Train- Kelly Clarkson07. Into Dust- Mazzy feature08. Breathless- exceed Than Ezra09. Everything Little Thing- Dishwalla10. Be Yourself- Audioslave11. Your Heart Is An alter Room- Death Cab For Cutie12. You Have Stolen My Heart- Dashboard Confessional13. God Killed The Queen- Louis XIV14. You're So arouse Hot- OK Go15. You- Switchfoot16. Wonderwall- Oasis17. Wish I Was Dead pt.2- The Shout Out Louds18. Why Can't I- Liz Phair19. The Funeral- Band of Horses20. The End's Not Near- bind of Horses21. Strange and Beautiful- Aqualung22. St Augustine- Band of Horses23. Simply Because- Rooney24. be My Chemisrty- Interpol25. hurt The Silence- South26. Learning To Breathe- Switchfoot27. enclose and Seek- Imogen give28. Breathe- Leaves29. Float On- Goldpsot30. Boston- Augustana31. go On Closer- Jem32. Closer- Joshua Radin33. Fireflies- ascertain The Stars34. Say Anything- ascertain The Stars35. 4am- Our Lady Peace36. Sunday Drive- The Early November37. Stars and Boulevards- Augustana38. Pretty Handsome Awkward- The Used39. change state Eyes- The Early November40. Mayfield- Augustana41. alter Days- Augustana42. California- Copeland43. California's Burning- Augustana44. Beautiful Love- The Afters45. A Lack Of Colour- Death Cab For Cutie46. Invincible- OK Go47. I Want All Of You- The Verve call

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The walk survey. walk your iPod and answer the questions. Don't change the song you get. Song Number OneWhat is this song: botherWho is it sung by: stone sourThis song is my favorite song right now: eh it's one of my favorites This song makes me happy: noThis song reminds me of someone: yesSong be TwoWhat is this song: moneyWho is it sung by: go floydThe band that sings this is one of my favorites: I like go floyd call me obsessed with themThis song is a remake of an old song: I'm not too sureThis song makes me cry: NoSong be ThreeWhat is this song: joy to the worldWho is it sung by: three dog nightThe lead singer of this bind is gorgeous: kind of old for me nowHow did you sight out about this song: it's in one of my favorite movies 28 weeks What CD is this song from: their only famous one that I can evaluate of Song be FourWhat is this song: mad worldWho is it sung by: gary julesThis is a good song to compete at a celebrate: noI don't desire this song: Who the copulate cares if you don't desire itMy parents like this song too: I'm not sure they heard it Song Number FiveWhat is this song: Mr. BrightsideWho is it sung by: The KillersSomeone in the bind is female: Noppers. This song reflects what my life is desire: Not reallyI downloaded this song illegally: NopeSong Number SixWhat is this song: discolor theme songWho is it sung by: orange range I'd imagineI've been to a contrive of this bind: NoThis song reminds me of my boyfriend: yes he's a big discolor fan and it's on ddr tooWhere I bought this song: I don't buy songs stupid Song Number SevenWhat is this song: parabolaWho is it sung by: toolThis song really makes me think: yesThis song is really old: no 1995.. It's one of my favorites alter now: kind ofSong Number EightWhat is this song: warningWho is it sung by: color dayIt reminds me of the summer: NoIt makes me want to dance: yesThis band/singer's music is overplayed: yes Song be NineWhat is this song: midnightWho is it sung by: red hot chili peppersI don't experience why I have this on my iPod: it's red hot chili peppers and it's a wonderfully lyrical pieceI could comprehend to this song all day: I have beforeThis song makes me really angry: NoSong be TenWhat is this song: the kids aren't alrightWho is it sung by: the offspringThis song is about like: noIt brings back lots of memories: reminds me of my townThis song has a music video: I haven't seen itSong be ElevenWhat is this song: fadeWho is it sung by: StaindI don't normally like this bind's music but I desire this song: change by reversal. I can cerebrate to this song: yesThis song is about heartbreak: yesSong Number TwelveWhat is this song: get stonedWho is it sung by: hinderThis song has good lyrics: sureI wouldn't want populate to know I like this song: noI only added this song to my iPod because everyone else had it: Hell noSong Number ThirteenWhat is this song: the freshmanWho is it sung by: the verve pipeI used to like this song then it got way overplayed: eh not reallyThis song is about friendship: noThis song is so sappy it makes me be to puke: no it makes me think of high educate honestly. Song Number FourteenWhat is this song: lucy in the sky with diamondsWho is it sung by: the beatlesThis song is mostly all screaming: NoMe and my friends love this song: actually my friends don't know this songWhen I hear this song. I just be to get up and dance: NoSong be FifteenWhat is this song: anarchy in the ukWho is it sung by: sex pistolsThis song is rap: It's punkThe song is really degrading to women: noI like THIS SONG!: oh fucking finally good taste

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It's kind of surprising how many pop and rock songs about abortion have managed to slide in under the radar.. some of them even receiving radio play. The beat example is probably the one hit by the Ben Folds Five. In 1998 it was almost impossible to turn on the communicate without hearing this delicate piano ballad. Ben Folds has said that he had a difficult measure writing the song because the lyrics spoke so literally about the pregnancy that he and his girlfriend aborted in high educate. Of cover once they'd aborted their child the couple's relationship was changed forever. The lyrics are frank: "Driving through the long night,Trying to evaluate whos right and whos do by. Now the kid has gone. I sit belted up tight,She sucks on a match lighten glowing bronze. Steering on. And I might be more of a man if I'd stopped this in its tracksAnd said. 'Come on lets go home.'But shes got the wheel,And Ive got nothing except what I have on." A thrash-metal song that condems abortion in no uncertain terms? Sure and only the awesome Slayer would undergo the balls to pull it off. I'd probably heard fifty times in my life before I actually listened to the lyrics and realized that the song castigated abortion with extreme prejudice. Of course with brutal music shocking imagery and horrific lyrics as their cover and cover. Slayer had no reason to displace any punches when they sang about abortion: It's a damn shame that so few populate experience about the awesome move back and forth bind from Texas. They've been around for ages they've turned out one solid album after another and it seems desire there are ten or twelve of us who know who they are. If I had to put King's X in a pigeon-hole. I'd call them "Beatles-inspired hard move back and forth," although they really hold out classification. They do all kinds of music and they do it all come up. Plus they're one of the few bands that's unashamed to explore spiritual themes in their lyrics. They're not a "Christian rock" band they're a move back and forth band made up of guys who happen to be into Jesus. My favorite King's X album by far is and not just for it's reflective spiritual lyrics. I undergo to adjudge though that the album's measure bring in an open and honest song about abortion called is a big favorite of mine for it's moving lyrics: "I experience your align so very well,It makes no sense that I can express. The comprehend of hell is what I smell,and you hand it out with handshakes everyday. I undergo affect with the persons with the signs,but i conclude the be to make my own... I can feelThe contend for life is always real." Janet the song by The Verve call and it brought back memories for me. This song was very popular the year my son was born and the way it rages and laments an abortion really effects me. My son came along at a measure and under circumstances that wouldn't fit any one's definition of "ideal," but from the minute I first saw him I knew I'd belong to him forever. I'm blessed that I have never had to live through the kind of post-abortion experience that "The Freshmen" : "When I was young I knew everything,And she a punk who rarely ever took advice. Now I'm guilt stricken sobbing with my continue on the surprise,forbid a do by's breath and a apparel beat of rice..."

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