Yesterday was a bad day for me, as far as sleep goes, and I passed out the minute I got home without doing anything. I apologize for that, but in my absence, Travis wrote a stellar entry on his top 25, and I thank him for it.
Meanwhile, it’s time to get back to my unnecessarily drawn out top 50!
Enjoy 50-41 by Clicking Here Continue reading
Hello again, people. Right now I’m listening to Goldfrapp’s new album (quite good, I need to get back on my game where 2010 reviews are concerned) and not studying. What a great time to write about music! I still don’t know how to make WordPress do what I want it to as far a layout of this entry is concerned, so again we will be lacking in album cover images. If you REALLY cared, I’m sure you could look them up ;). Tonight, I thought I’d share amusing anecdotes about each of the albums (if I have one of course) instead of trying to force a review that might just not be coming. Join me?
2004 was a big year for me, it was the year I officially got into music. But let’s not start there, because obviously I liked music before then I just wasn’t obsessed with it…well I kind of liked it. Let’s go back to when I was around 10 years old and I had my first concert. Now if I was some really cool person I would have seen some awesome band live but…my first band was…S Club 7.
Now I know I should be embarrassed by this but really I’m not, S Club 7 came from a time when pop music wasn’t that bad, I mean come on who can deny the awesomeness of Don’t Stop Moving?. Unsurprisingly I loved the concert, I mean I was a kid I listened to the radio I didn’t know any better. Still despite liking music I had yet to encounter an album that would change my life, you know the one you just can’t stop listening to no matter how many times you hear it?
Continue reading
An Ocean of Noise 