…but “NYC” by Interpol might just be the best song of all time.
Hmmm…one of these I shall have to take a run at the 20 best songs of all time.
Suggestions?
[tags]interpol, best song of all time[/tags]
…but “NYC” by Interpol might just be the best song of all time.
Hmmm…one of these I shall have to take a run at the 20 best songs of all time.
Suggestions?
[tags]interpol, best song of all time[/tags]
Seriously? I am struggling with those post titles…
[tags]loose music[/tags]
[tags]loose music[/tags]
This is fun, catching up on music that I listened to once, liked and jammed onto my MP3 player. Here’s what I collected in March:
[tags]loose music[/tags]
OK, I burned through the loose MP3s from January. Now on deck:
[tags]loose music[/tags]
I’ve been adding so many “loose” MP3s to my collection without ever going back to listen them that I’ve decided to go back and make daily playlists. I’ve added all the songs that I downloaded (and kept) in January:
[tags]loose music[/tags]
“War” by Ladyhawk is the catchiest song I’ve heard in weeks.
[download]
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We watched Happy Endings (imdb | rotten tomatoes) last night. It was one of those ensemble-cast, intertwining-storylines, character-driven films. It was ok…maybe a little better than average, mainly because of Maggie Gyllenhaal and Lisa Kudrow.
[tags]ladyhawk, happy endings[/tags]
I’ve sampled some of the music in my inbox that I mentioned earlier this week, and I like. The Mates Of State album’s pretty good, but The Cold War Kids EPs are killer. They sound like The Walkmen with some White Stripes welded on to the side.
[tags]mates of state, cold war kids, walkmen, white stripes[/tags]
Just when I was getting my music inbox under control, it’s ballooned again, mostly because I finally got around to reading an Esquire article that I’d ripped out and left on my desk a month ago. It listed a few bands — the Cold War Kids and Murder By Death — whose myspace pages intrigued me enough to download their albums; if I like them (and early indications are that I will) I’ll begin the search for way to buy their obscure albums.
There are still more myspace pages in that article too; for now here’s the current playlist (including what might be the greatest album title of all time, courtesy of Yo La Tengo):
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Connections seem to be popping up for me all over the place on LinkedIn.com. My brother invited me…more than a year ago, I think, and I didn’t pay attention until recently, and suddenly everyone seems to be using it. My friend Joe pointed out that it’s almost as gay as Friendster. He’s right…but it’s still funny to see all the ex-Delanoids and remember some names from the past.
[tags]esquire, johnny cash, yndi halda, yo la tengo, mates of state, ladyhawk, murder by death, cold war kids, linkedin, friendster, delano technology[/tags]
Let’s Get Out Of This Country, the new Camera Obscura album, is pretty good. I bought it last night. Downloaded it on Soulseek around 8:00, listened to it between 8:30 – 9:30 while I did work, liked it, signed on to eMusic and downloaded the real version around 9:35.
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Also good (so far…I’m only a few songs in) is Or from a Japanese band called Spangle Call Lilli Line. I don’t know what it is with me and Japanese bands (or at least Japanese lyrics) lately. I heard about them on an old 75minutes podcast; I’m several months behind but doing my best to catch up.
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It’s fun to meet and talk to people who’re smarter than you, but it’s a little intimidating when they’re a freaking student. I mean, I’d like to think I’m a pretty smart guy; I read Wealth Of Nations, and I think I even understood it. It was about girls, right? Just kidding. Anyway, I should just never google people before I meet them; it’s depressing how little I’ve accomplished at the age of 30, let alone 20-whatever.
[tags]camera obscura, emusic, spangle call lilli line, 75minutes, wealth of nations, paraphrasing high fidelity[/tags]