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Brigid ✩, No tears in the writer, no tears in the reader.
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My Own Enemy by Thousand Foot Crutch. I personally prefer their newer stuff, but some of their earlier songs stand to me. Like this one.
Aleksandr Borodin - On The Steppes of Central Asia
Brigid *Flying Kick-a-pow!* wrote: "Marinaaaaa! (Sorry, I'm obligated to fangirl every time I see someone is listening to her, haha.) Also, I subscribe to her newsletter and today I got a mysterious email that seemed to imply she was..."Lol, I fangirl every time someone mentions her name as well. :P
She's releasing new stuff? *screams as well* XD
Here's a fun story related to what I've been listening to. Manager: What have you got playing in your headphones?
Me: A Japanese interpretation of Western early Romantic-era music.
Translation: Spirited Away film score. XD
Miss…Waitwhat? [Taylor] wrote: "Here's a fun story related to what I've been listening to. Manager: What have you got playing in your headphones?
Me: A Japanese interpretation of Western early Romantic-era music.
Translation..."
WHOA I HAVE TO LISTEN TO THAT SOUNDTRACK THEN. That sounds incredible.
@Brigid- Did you listen to her new song?
Dmitri Shostakovich - Jazz suite #1 (Polka)
Emily wrote: "Miss…Waitwhat? [Taylor] wrote: "Here's a fun story related to what I've been listening to. Manager: What have you got playing in your headphones?
Me: A Japanese interpretation of Western early ..."
Emily! A story you might like to hear: on Friday I went to a concert at the Royal Albert Hall (which is a beautiful beautiful building btw) given by the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra and it was a celebration of John Williams' music! They played all his really well-known things: Schindler's List, Jurassic Park, Jaws (the basses played the first two notes and everyone started laughing - it's a testament to him as a composer, that he can write something so recognisable and iconic that it can provoke such a reaction from everyone in an audience of around five thousand) The Witches of Eastwick, Superman, etc etc, and of course some of the pieces from Star Wars. It was the first time we'd taken my little brother (who's eight) to a concert, and he really adored it as the pieces were all so familiar to and exciting for children.
Tesni wrote: "Emily wrote: "Miss…Waitwhat? [Taylor] wrote: "Here's a fun story related to what I've been listening to. Manager: What have you got playing in your headphones?
Me: A Japanese interpretation of ..."
Ahhh, that sounds incredible! I may or may not be extremely envious. I'm really glad your brother liked it too. John Williams is just wonderful. *heart eyes emoji*
My Chemical Romance- Teenagers
Saru (Queen of Bookland) wrote: "My Chemical Romance- Teenagers"Yes.
I don't know many of their songs (I really need to listen to the more often) but I love that one.
I definitely encourage you to listen to more of them. They're awesome! And yeah, Teenagers is one of my favorites by them.
I am currently listening to Made Me Realize by Brad Breek
Saru (Queen of Bookland) wrote: "I definitely encourage you to listen to more of them. They're awesome! And yeah, Teenagers is one of my favorites by them."I definitely will.
twenty one pilots - Kitchen SinkGoing through post-concert withdrawal.
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Oops sorry it took me a couple of days to reply. But yes I have! I really like it ... I think it's a bit more reminiscent of her older stuff, which is cool. :)
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Yooo I love MCR. :D I was just thinking recently about how I haven't listened to them in a while, haha.
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@Brigid- Ooh yeah, I can see how it's like some of her older stuff. I'm excited for her new album! :D Also, YAY MCR!
Fall Out Boy- Thanks For The Memories
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Sam~~ we cannot see the moon, and yet the waves still rise~~
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Saru (Queen of Bookland) wrote: "Fall Out Boy- Thanks For The Memories"<3
Sam~ let all the voices stop~ wrote: "Saru (Queen of Bookland) wrote: "Fall Out Boy- Thanks For The Memories"<3"
Okay, both Sam and Saru like it, now I have to listen to it!
I believe you mean *Thnks fr th Mmrs*
I thought that was just something that was done to shorten the title? I guess not. Oops. XD
Saru (Queen of Bookland) wrote: "I thought that was just something that was done to shorten the title? I guess not. Oops. XD"Well that is the actual title but I read something about the reason it's named that is because the record label or somebody told them their song titles were too long so they just took all the vowels out of that one. xD
Oh, okay, haha. XD they're clever. Maybe P!ATD should do that. :P
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Sam~~ we cannot see the moon, and yet the waves still rise~~
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Megan [I'm okay, I'm alright] wrote: "I believe you mean *Thnks fr th Mmrs*"yup.
Brigid *Flying Kick-a-pow!* wrote: "*SCREAMS BACK*"*SCREAMING AND FLAILING* I've been listening to her album all morning, and I love it.
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Brigid *Flying Kick-a-pow!* wrote: "AHHH I'M SO GLAD. Little Machines, I take it? I've pretty much been listening to it on repeat every day since it came out, haha. I think it's her best work so far, although her first two albums are..."Yeah, Little Machines! I didn't know she had other albums, I will have to look into them too. I love it!!
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twenty one pilots - Before You Start Your Day
Megan [I'm okay, I'm alright] wrote: "twenty one pilots - Before You Start Your Day"brb sobbing
Colby wrote: "Megan [I'm okay, I'm alright] wrote: "twenty one pilots - Before You Start Your Day"brb sobbing"
same.
Vampire Weekend- Walcott
