
Don't bother looking at the screne of the vid - looke at the pictures while listening to it...
(You may well need it.)
Here is a song that my friend told me I'll have to learn. Thanks - how long is teh thing again? Yeah, it a couple of pages. ... But I'll do my best. It really is 'devine', no?
Im sorry I couldn't show you how to do the vid thing in history. Here is a fav rave song of Ally's everyone....
Radiohead - Karma Police.

My second Favourite Beatles song (so far). If you're lucky (or un, depending which side you're on) I'll tell you my first...
I just realised I havent put it up already! As you all know - I need to put it up. It is, afterall, a classic.
I do believe I haven't put any Kate Nash on here, at all. This, is terrible and although Im sure many have watched this video it's just so cute! I also like how he interupts her in front of their fish friends. And how the animals got all embarrassed. I want her shoes.
Well, I am in a better mood. I dont fully agree on the wonders of blog but I guess that will have to be discuss.
Looke who I found? It's Envy and Other Sins! Even if the music wasn't great (which in my opion it is) the video is wonderful. The title is: It Gets Harder to be a Martyr
Hope you like.
Yay! Another Kaiser Chiefs song and soon album (Off With Their Heads, I believe)! Yay! I like the Kaiser Chiefs' stuff. I have their other two albums. And with Christmas coming up? Savvy.
(Oh! And it's just so damn catchy...)
No?
I hate those bastards heckling! Why would you bother paying? They deserve to be 'burning spastics'. Sorry, that was an in joke and I suddenly realise how terrible it may sound to someone who is not 'in'. Apologies. (I shant take it out).
'This doggy woggy here is my dog' - how wonderful?
It was a larf, anyway.
You carnt win em all.
By Noah and the Whale. Sorry about the video quality but all the official vids are blocked. Oh, and because I spent the time to find one that isnt blocked I know ofiscaly beat Emily on this one. Shazam!
Isn't it beautiful? I really would like to get it on sheet so I could play it. I think I should be alright with it.
Atleast it's different.
Could it get more 60ish? Even apart from the fact that the Beatles lit are the 60s! Listen to the lyrics especialy in the verse. It's interesting.
I like this song. Don't say it. I know. I like every song of theirs. But its a phase song. (Did you know if you accedentily type in song wrong you end up typing snog? Glad I spotted it? Yes, I am.) It's a nothing song but I like it. Another reason:
JOHN HAS RED HAIR IN THIS CLIP! There's a 'yay!' if ever I saw one. I like him with red hair. Very nice indeed.
Parrently the barking was spontaneous. Thats why it became Bulldog not Bullfrog. Who sings this Guess?
There's nothing wrong with a bit of The Small Faces. Especialy when there are Physchedelic Stones on offer. I would take one. Toi?
This was in my music listening exam! I know she was being sarcastic (about whether we want the CD with this and a couple of other tracks in the test on it) but I really like it.
I knew it was from the 60s. Straight away is what I meant. It was the vibe. I love that vibe!
And his dancing.
I think it's lovely. Very obscure. Luckily that's just how I like it. Toi?
Oh! Im really sorry but I didnt sensor this so i apologise if for whatever reason Two Virgins album cover comes up. Just in case.
Well, it was funny when I watched it. Sometimes the lips were even in sync.
If you say so. Only for you.
Did anyone else get the cookie monster reference? Yeah, probably just me.
I know someone else has already put it up. I don't care. Just like I don't care what the song is about. But I do know.
Man I love Paul's granny music. That white coat tails and the synchronised walking is genius, to be sure. Has anyone else out there seen Magical Mystery Tour? Oh! The pretty colours! And you know it was pretty good for nothingnuss.
Yes, everyone, this is it. It is wonderful and its peace and love all the way! And how can you NOT love it?
(All cynics out there do NOT have to answer this question)
No, Don't knit for me.
Don't you love his knitted vest? I do. I think it's the most adorable thing. Why doesnt anyone wear them anymore? The Fool on the Hill was shot in France, you know.
Anyway that's enough from me, today. I'll be off and ranting again around the same time tommorrow.
Yay! I love this! It's by Animal Collective.
Im so going to get over 30 post by the end of October!
I may actualy be social tommorrow.
I love this! It could almost be a bible! Like the ten commandments even though some are harder then others! I could just live with 'thou shalt not stop liking a band just because they become popular' - he's spot on, though. The last one might be a bit harder, though.
This was Spain's entry. Remember it? I know I shouldn't like it but 'el robocop' gets me every time. Some things you just have to live with, I guess!
What weird and wonderful things come out of Eurovision! Thank you France (and Sebastien Tellier) for this entry! Did you watch it? I did. It's a bit of a tradition for anyone who is in any way European or ever lived in Europe. I love it and can't wait untill next years!
- I remembered because it came onto my ipod just this morning.
Yep, ol' Rick Springfield when he was in Zoot! Personaly I like Darryl. His hair? Oui, Oui! Merci! I wish my hair was as lusicous glory as his!
Ok, the commaire said Strange Things was coming up. So here it is!
And I thought - why not? So here 'folks' is Zoot's version of Eleanor Rigby....
Not bad considering what they had to go up against with the original. Bit heavier, hmm?
My mother put me on to this only today. I insist on music when I work so I brought up youtube and told my mother to pick a band any band. Nice choice if I do say so my self.
If you're lucky I might show you who my mother thinks is spunky. - And thats a quote.
I did this for a music assignment in year 9! - With the majority of the work done by my much more deserving partner! I had completely forgotten about them but yesterday they came on the radio and ofcourse I had to know them! - And I did. It was the 'girls with daggers for eyes' - I always liked that bit.
You would have really got me going too.
Oh! The irony! What wilderness have I wondered into? And, more to the point, when did it become so enjoyable?
... It has always been enjoyable.
But, why, oh, why must my sarcasm for the most go quite un-noticed? (it wasnt sarcasm above) But, for the most part I shall be terribely sarcastic and only one person ever gets any of it and even then I think they're hoping with all their might that Im not being sincere. So, from time to time, to help them realise my sarcastic tone I start abusing them. But, of course, its sarcastic and so as long as they realise that, its fine. Otherwise, though, I dont have much of a hope. Why don't I have friends, again?
It really does annoy me. (the sarcasm buissness - Ive given up with friends) God, I love Bush. Oh, was I being sarcastic? I really couldn't tell!
And, just for good measure:
Hhhmmm. Why do I say "hmmm"?
I swear a couple months ago I read this in the comments:
"wow! my names lola and i love this song! i bet all the lolas out there - inluding me - love this song! - its so great!"
or something along those lines.
I don't think she (*smiles* or maybe he?) listened to the lyrics!
Sample, meistro? (sorry I don't have a clue how to spell it)
'Girls will be boys and boys will be girls'
need more?
howabout:
'But I know what I am and man Im a man and so's Lola'
I think that's clear enough, no?
A brilliant movie to say the least. (If not the acting!)
Miki, this proves forever how cool your country is! The counting was pure genius, man!
... Bit of a problem with the prenounciation, though!
I love this song, man! If anyone was to say this was shit (oh, and im sure they're out there, the fascist bastards!) then I think I would cry. Or devour them. Maybe both. This song is my favourite song. Ever. Ever ever ever ever ever!
I was having real trouble finding out what it was (my fav song) and then this came on. It make me sad, squeezes my heart untill I feel like I, myself, am in the deepest throwes of sorrow. When, in reality, all he is saying is sorry. It moves me and I play it over and over again on the piano. In music I play it whenever I get a moment. This is so that one person finaly commented:
'So you like that song, then?'
Do you think? But, biting back the rushing torrent of sarcasm I simply claimed:
'I love it.'
And I do.
You know how it is. You put something in, then you click the related list. Sometimes I forget how moving this song is. I'm quickly reminded.
Oh! This may also help a friend realise I in no way meant what I seemed to say. In no way whatsoever are the Rolling Stones substandard. (Talk about blasphemy?) The poems I was talking about, on the other hand, arent exactly to anyones standard. Definitely not yours, Oh My Lovely Officialy Publisher.