Music Meme
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I was passed the music meme stick by Cindylu. I. Ten Random Songs Instructions: Put your MP3 player on “shuffle” and list the first ten songs that play, no matter how embarrassing.
II. Q & A Section What are the total amount of music files on your computer? The last CD you bought was? What is the song you last listened to before this message? Name three artists/bands you adore:
Write down five songs you often listen to, or that mean a lot to you.
Who are you gonna pass this stick to (three persons and why)?
Of course now that the meme is over, iTunes is playing all the good stuff. Jesus it’s late. |
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on your ten random songs list … good choices … i’d include most of them myself as worthy picks
those songs suck. who are those country singers? where’s the hip-hop!!! you know what i’m talking about HP, right? more Eminem and 50 Cent! am i right?? am i right?? holla at yo boy!
seriously tho, vivir sin aire is great. you know where i first heard that song? Ms. Villareal’s Spanish class. you remember Ms. V, the lady you said taught you nothing about spanish. unless i’m mistaken, you had not heard of Mana or Vivir Sin Aire before taking her class. i think someone needs to write Ms. V a letter. and that someone is you.
Ohh, fun. Lemme try.
10 random:
The Beatles – Good Morning Good Morning
Shine (Django Reinhardt And Le Quartet Du Hot Club De France)
The Cult – The Witch
Bent – Invisible Pedestrian
Wayne Shorter – Angola
Xavier Cugat – Frenesi
Harry Nilsson – Think About Your Troubles
The Watchmen – No Longer Mine
Tony Sharidan and the Beat Brothers _ Ready Teddy
Calexico – Black Heart
Total: 7635 files (39gb)
Last purchased: Calexico – Feast Of Wire
Last listened to: fatboy slim – put it back together (feat damon albarn).mp3
3 I love: It changes.. at the moment anything 60′s Brazil Jazz, Blackalicious, Gorillaz
5 songs – It changes.. Jorane – Pour Gabrielle, Gorillaz – Latin Simone (Que Pasa Contigo, DJ Shadow – Organ Donor (extended overhaul), Pierre Henry – Psyche Rock (Fatboy Slim Malpase Mix), Mint Royale – Show Me (feat. Pos from De La Soul)
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You know, I wouldn’t expect Vivir Sin Aire to be one those 5 songs, don’t know why. Personally, I like the version from the MTV unplugged show much more.
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