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Thursday, February 24, 2011

Two

Until Allison Weiss, I didn't know anyone spelled that name with two L's. But that's not what's important.
What's important is her song "Try to Understand." I'm listening to it right now. Dancing back and forth a bit.

Wednesday, February 23, 2011

Great Idea

I just had a great idea for a Week. I'm looking forward to it.
Anyway, "The Watchmaker's Apprentice" is a song by The Clockwork Quartet. You may very easily be able to figure out, based on the song and band names, that the song's a bit... odd. But if you've seen/heard what else I've posted on here before, then you shouldn't be surprised.

Tuesday, February 22, 2011

But I Get Up Again?

No, different "I Get Down" song. By All Wrong and the Plans Change. I'd tell you more about it, but I forget how it goes, and I'm busy watching Angel so I can't listen to it to remind myself.

Monday, February 21, 2011

Tomorrow?

Well, not really. But it says I poster those last two posts today, but I actually posted them before midnight on Sunday. Blogspot's time is off, and I don't know how to change it. Maybe I'll figure it out one day...
Anyway, ever heard of These Kids Wear Crowns? I think I had, but I don't know where. Anyway, "Jumpstart" is the song of theirs that I'm featuring. It's a good 'un!

Today

Though I'm not with them, I love Telus. For their commercials, that is. They have good music! You know that one with the dolphin that's swimming through a bunch of equations or something? That song is called "Psychic City" and it's by some band called Y▲CHT. Or just YACHT.


Whichever.

Yesterday

I forgot to post yesterday, and I almost forgot today! Sheesh!
So, for yesterday's post, I finally figured out what that great song I kept hearing was: it's "Hey, Soul Sister" by Train.


I'm actually a bit surprised I haven't featured them yet.

Friday, February 18, 2011

M, not N

It's Ellem. Not Ellen; Ellem.
I know. I thought it was a typo first, too.
"Inside Still Beats" was in some commercial for... something. Following an evident trend, I forget what the commercial was for. Oh well.