Canada2

This time, the artist's Canadian: it's Jason Collett. Actually, I think his song "Love Song to Canada" was also a free download from iTunes...

Canada1

Here we are: the non-afore-mentioned Canada's Weekend! I guess it's in celebration of the awesomeness of Canada, and tat the Olympics are here right now. We're starting off with a song by an American band, The Thermals. But the song is called "Canada." It was free on iTunes. And I'm glad, 'cause it's great!

Same Name, Different Song

Another "1901"!!!!! Don't worry, it's not the same song. They just both happen to be named for the same year that Queen Victoria died after her reign of 63 years and seven months, making her the longest-reigning British monarch and the longest-reigning female monarch. There's your trivia for today.
Anyway, this one is by Phoenix. Oh, and in case you're wondering, it's from the album "Wolfgang Amadeus Phoenix." I thoroughly enjoy the name.

Humble Beginnings

I was able to watch Tim Myth from their humble beginnings-ish as they cimbed the ranks of the first ever Live 88.5 Big Money Shot. It was great. And it's been so long since I've heard 1901, which makes me sad, 'cause it's so so good!

So Much So

I'm so tired. So I'll just tell you that "Juliette" wasn't in the Month of Ladies' Songs because I didn't know Hollerado at the time. I certainly knew of them, due to the Big Money Shot, but I didn't know anything by them. But I do now. Obviously.

Erg Again

Not erg about the song. "My Love Was There" is a great song. It's this assignment that I'm doing. It's horrible. And yet it's my major. Oh well.
I wonder if The Junction ever had to deal with something like this...

Is Made

I forget where I first heard "Connection," but I'm glad I did. It's a good'un! Oh, and it's Elastica. They're some '80s or '90s band. I thinks '90s.