View Larger The Live Albums That Changed The World. Classic Rock, December 2011.
“Eddie just means it. He could literally just stand there and mean it. He could be eating pizza and mean it”
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View Larger The Live Albums That Changed The World. Classic Rock, December 2011.
“Eddie just means it. He could literally just stand there and mean it. He could be eating pizza and mean it”
(Source: benkingsleys)
(Source: savilleandknight)
The Joy Formidable - Austere
I like this video and band.
I don’t need Spotify. I REALLY don’t need services like Pandora (I hate it anyways). I don’t need to use any music streaming services. Sometimes I use them but I shouldn’t because at this moment I have about 1700 songs on my iTunes that I haven’t listened to. A lot of those songs I know. There are also about 1400 songs I’ve listened to once. As you can see, there’s much for me to still discover (or rediscover).
I have this insatiable urge to find something new to listen to basically all the time. I can’t stop it. Have you even thought about all the great music you haven’t listened to yet? It can be overwhelming, especially if you like music as much as me (you probably don’t though, let’s be honest). I have smart playlists set up so I don’t listen to anything too much. I probably have 50 playlists in general. Let’s not even start on how many CD’s I buy each month. I’m not proud of it. It’s just how I am.
Anyways, now that I’ve got that out of the way, I thought I would share just a few songs that I’ve had in my iTunes for who knows how long until I finally gave them a proper listen.
According to iTunes I’ve at least had this song before my laptop crashed about 2 years ago. I only really listened to it last month. And then I listened to it again and again and again.
I’ve had this song for a couple years too and I’ve listened to it occasionally but only recently did I realize how good it actually is. It’s real good.
First of all, that is a real band name. Secondly, don’t let that stop you from listening to this song. You will probably like it and put it on a mix CD and drive around with your windows down and enjoy it (like I did).
Again, I’ve had this for a couple years. It would occasionally come on shuffle and I would think “this is good, who is this?”. I did that probably 5 times until I finally got it figured out.
Same story! Do you see the theme here? This is further reminder that I should probably listen to this band more. Look up the lyrics while you listen to it. That’s what finally got me hooked.
Casimir Pulaski Day - Sufjan Stevens from Illinois
I don’t know how long I’ve had this on my computer but I’ve finally gotten around to listening to it and it is so good/sad.
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I’ve listened to these albums extensively this past month. Popular indie rock, ya know. It’s just how it is.
yes!
Aiguille du Midi, France