My ex did. They were okay, but not something I'd listen to on my own (partially because now they're associated with him in my mind.)
that's horrible well they had some nice songs, the lyrics are very poetic and not the usual examples of weak lyrics (like the examples of that FP was showing about the "baby" " love" etc)
umm John Mayer?
I like his new stuff. But I keep imagining his face as he's singing and I always end up laughing.
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rachelalexis wrote:I like his new stuff. But I keep imagining his face as he's singing and I always end up laughing.
He makes the nuttiest faces when he's singing! "Blah blah blah...*tips his head so that his chin is resting on his shoulder, sings out of the side of his mouth*"
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rachelalexis wrote:I like his new stuff. But I keep imagining his face as he's singing and I always end up laughing.
He makes the nuttiest faces when he's singing! "Blah blah blah...*tips his head so that his chin is resting on his shoulder, sings out of the side of his mouth*"
yea, it's better to either close your eyes or just never go to a concert nor see him live
rachelalexis wrote:I agree. I have friends that say they know I'll like a song if it has "big words."
You like songs with big words? That's great. It is much more enjoyable when a song doesn't solely consist of "baby" "love" "cat" and "you."
true but big words can hurt too. Ignore the fact that its an 80s song, have you ever heard Chicago's If She Would Have Been Faithful? its like instead of writting a song the dude pulled out a thesaurus.
thejyav wrote:depending on what kind of party it is we may need some rob zombie and NIN and other such songs.
Foo fighters too
(and yes, definetly NIN)
Definitely NIN. Perfect Drug is definitely my favorite. It's a great one to crank in the car when you're having a bad day. Not too angry that it keeps you in that mood, but you can really yell out that frustration!
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thejyav wrote:depending on what kind of party it is we may need some rob zombie and NIN and other such songs.
Foo fighters too
(and yes, definetly NIN)
Definitely NIN. Perfect Drug is definitely my favorite. It's a great one to crank in the car when you're having a bad day. Not too angry that it keeps you in that mood, but you can really yell out that frustration!
Flautapantera wrote:RaeRae, do you want another song to listen to?
Sure. I might not get to it for a little while because I have my "work to do" playlist going while I'm working on my paper (there are just certain songs that make me able to focus for some reason...)
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When in doubt, go straight to sex. --Jack Coleman (HRG)
That's great. It is much more enjoyable when a song doesn't solely consist of "baby" "love" "cat" and "you."
Lest we forget the 80s pop music.well they had some nice songs, the lyrics are very poetic and not the usual examples of weak lyrics (like the examples of that FP was showing about the "baby" " love" etc)
