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Day 25, A song from the 00s
Moby - Flower
Moby - Flower
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This was such a ubiquitous song when it came out, which showed it really reached where people lived. It got a bit ridiculously so for a time, and was overused and overplayed, but I am back to where I turn it up when it comes on rather than skipping it again.Day 25, A song from the 00s
Evanescence - Bring me Back to Life
Oh, isn't it a joy to get surprised like that? I love LP, ever since a friend gave me Heart Shaped Scar some twenty years ago. They have such good songwriting chops, and their voice is such a wonderful mix. They can scream, and soar, and whisper in your ear in turns.Day 26: A song from the 10s
The first time I listened to LP I was... floored. It's rare that music surprises me, but holy shit. Their voice.
Their fucking voice.
Fuck.
LP - Lost On You
Just for funsies (yes they're pronounced the same, which led to a great deal of amusement while the show was still on):Day 25, A song from the 2010s, with flowers!
So about halfway through the fourth novel, I decided Westeros and I had an abusive relationship, and I walked away.
How? How did I not know this existed?Day 25, A song from the 2010s, with flowers!
I have never seen Game of Thrones or, as I called it Boobs and Dragons. Not that I don't have a deep abiding love for each of those. But I read the first books of the George RR Martin's novels, and I enjoyed them, but found that any character I liked would --if they were lucky-- only die horribly, and it could get much, much worse for them than that. So about halfway through the fourth novel, I decided Westeros and I had an abusive relationship, and I walked away. (I had friends who loved and lived it, and I remember waiting gleefully for the day after the Red Wedding episode...I am evil.) So I never watched the show either, and with the ending being as it was, I am okay with that. But one of my favorite "Stomp Clap Hey!" indie folk bands, The Lumineers, did a song for an album of music inspired by the show. I was scouring my music collection for a flower that was a little more off the beaten path, as it were, and rediscovered it after several years. It is a repurposing of an early version of a song from their album III, and interesting to see how it goes in a different direction. To be honest, I like it much more than the other version it became. Mournful, macabre, and haunting, but charming, like the flower of the song's namesake. And no "Stomp Clap Hey!" here.
"Nightshade, won't you take me away?"
"Nightshade," The Lumineers.