I don't sleep very well or very much. I've been that way my whole life; although, it did get notably worse a couple years ago. More on that...um...never. Anyway, as a result, every night when we go to bed, I listen to my iPod and play my gameboy until I get sleepy. Last night the following conversation took place:
Me: These are snore cancelling ear buds, but I leave the left one out until you fall asleep so I can hear you when you say some random shit.
He: Do I say random shit?
Me: OH YEAH.
He: What's Pi to the fifth place?
Me: .....
He: Random like that?
Me: (after laughing hysterically) No, not usually quite that random.
He: You should tweet that.
Me: Whaa? Now we're deciding what to say based on whether or not I'll tweet it?
He: Well yeah, I'm playing to a bigger audience now.
Me: Hahahahaha
He: You should tweet that too.
Me: HAHAHAHA
How could this possibly relate to music you ask? Well, I'll tell you. During this exchange, the unequalled Paula Kelley was singing in my right ear. How did that impact the aforementioned conversation? Well, because the song she was singing ("You Gonna Make It?", by the way) is part of the little play list that has kept me sane here lately. That bit of sanity is what has allowed me to have even a shred of humor left in me after all that has happened the last couple (horrible) weeks.
So, just in case a shitty couple weeks befalls you in the future, let me share with you my musical Prozac:
1. Brollo (Acoustic) - Jon Palmer & the New Complainers
2. Radio - Jon Palmer & the New Complainers
3. Handbag - Betty Goo
4. Horseface - Betty Goo
5. Vanity - Betty Goo
6. Uncommon Courtesy - Betty Goo
7. Washed Up - Betty Goo
8. Over Your Head - Boy Wonder
9. X-Large - Boy Wonder
10. What About Everything? - Carbon Leaf
11. Lonesome - Dr. Dog
12. That Old Black Hole - Dr. Dog
13. Get Away - Dr. Dog
14. You Gonna Make It? - Paula Kelley
15. Slug - Paula Kelley
16. Lucie - Paula Kelley
17. The Girlfriend - Paula Kelley
18. The End of That - Plants and Animals
19. Song for Love - Plants and Animals
20. Don't Care What Time It Is - Rachel Platten
21. 53 Steps - Rachel Platten
22. You Don't Have To Go - Rachel Platten
23. All I Seem To Do - Rachel Platten
24. Don't Wanna Be Here - Rachel Platten
25. I Could Be a King - The Dunwells
26. Get Gone - White Arrows
27. Landslide - Steve Adamyk Band
28. Lost and Found - The Kill Van Kulls
29. My Time Has Just Begun - The Dead Trees
30. Pineapple Girl - Mister Heavenly
31. Sing In My Meadow - Cowboy Junkies
32. I Want to Forget - Psychic Twin
33. Church Clothes - Matt Nathanson
34. Lost Myself in Search of You - Matt Nathanson
35. Mercy - Matt Nathanson
36. Under Attack - Ryan Schmidt
37. White Horse - Ryan Schmidt
38. Go Where You Belong - Ryan Schmidt
39. Wasted - Micah
40. Yellow Ledbetter - Pearl Jam
I have this blog because I love music passionately. I love the progression of a song, the swell of it, the way it permeates a room and fills the spaces. I love how it ebbs and flows and how it can be a tangible thing - how you can move around inside it and it can move around inside you. And I love to talk about it, write about it, experience it.
Showing posts with label Plants and Animals. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Plants and Animals. Show all posts
Thursday, April 19, 2012
Current Play List (I'll Get To It!)
Labels:
Aaron Tap,
Be Affected,
Betty Goo,
Boy Wonder,
Dr. Dog,
Fan,
Love It,
Matt Nathanson,
Micah,
Paula Kelley,
Plants and Animals,
Play List,
Rachel Platten,
Rambling,
Ryan Schmidt,
The New Complainers
Monday, March 26, 2012
Not Really Any New Music Monday
I tried to listen to some new stuff for you this week, I really did. I promise. But after last week and then my attempts this week, I'm afraid that I'm going to have to postpone New Music Monday until I'm in a mindset that isn't so ready to hate everything. That might be next week (hopefully) or 6 months (good grief, I hope not!) but either way it'll come back eventually.
By the way, I don't mean to say I haven't heard anything good this week. I did get Plants and Animals' The End of That which kicks some serious ass, but it doesn't qualify for New Music Monday because I've already talked about it once. So there you go, that's all I got.
In the meantime, listen to some Centro-Matic (then go download it and give them some money), it's not new either (not to me or the world), but it is pretty sweet. If you can't find something in this collection that you dig, then I can't help you:
By the way, I don't mean to say I haven't heard anything good this week. I did get Plants and Animals' The End of That which kicks some serious ass, but it doesn't qualify for New Music Monday because I've already talked about it once. So there you go, that's all I got.
In the meantime, listen to some Centro-Matic (then go download it and give them some money), it's not new either (not to me or the world), but it is pretty sweet. If you can't find something in this collection that you dig, then I can't help you:
Labels:
Centro-Matic,
New Music Monday,
Plants and Animals
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