But I shan't tell you why.
Anyway, the song is "Mad World" by Gary Jules. I think it was in... "Donnie Darko"? Yeah, it was. Which I thought was dumb, because it takes place in the '80s, and this song isn't that old. Oh well. The film was only okay anyway.
Friday, April 9, 2010
Unusual Context
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Labels: Gary Jules
Thursday, April 8, 2010
My Stories
I've got to keep it short, 'cause I have to get back to my stories. I.E. "30 Rock." So, "The General" by Dispatch. It's a really good song.
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Wednesday, April 7, 2010
Scouring
Whilst scouring my iTunes for a new song to feature, I realized something: never have I ever featured a song by Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker. And, as I'm sure you've determined from the boldface, as a result, I decided to. 'Cause, I mean, it's USS, man!
Anyway, I decided to go with my favourite one: "Hollowpoint Sniper Hyperbole."
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Labels: Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker
Monday, April 5, 2010
I Wish I Could Have One
Remember when Blink 182 broke up, and Angels and Airwaves spawned from the ashes as a result? Well they're song "The Adventure" was really good. It still is, actually. I wish I could have an adventure... A real one, that is...
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Labels: Angels and Airwaves, Blink 182
Saturday, April 3, 2010
Perhaps at a Later Date
Hahahaha!!! I'm hilarious!
No, but seriously. It's called "Maybe Someday" and it's by The Cinematics.
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Labels: The Cinematics
Friday, April 2, 2010
At Long Last
I've realized that, though I've featured Maroon 5 twice, both times were in Months: Live Lounge Covers, and Women's Songs. So, I've decided to, at long last, feature them outside of such a context.
I've chosen, as I often do, the first of their songs that I knew: "This Love."
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Labels: Maroon 5
Thursday, April 1, 2010
Migoochi
I know of Kate Micucci because she played Gooch on "Scrubs." She was also in an episode of "How I Met your Mother," but I already knew of her musical career by the time I saw that.
Anyway, I recently discovered her song "Mr. Moon." It almost reminds me of something that will remain unnamed (for mystery's sake), but not quite.
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Labels: Kate Micucci
