Knitting blog, shmitting blog. Time for a cruise through the iPod- after all, it's on a lot of the time I'm knitting!
If your life were a soundtrack, what would the music be?
Here’s how it works:
1. open your library (iTunes, winamp, media player, iPod)
2. put it on shuffle
3. press play
4. for every section, type the song that’s playing
5. next section — press the next button
6. don’t lie and try to pretend you’re cool
I'm not very cool, but let's see what pops up.
Opening Credits: Cake, "Frank Sinatra" (good opening riffs, so that's cool)
Waking Up: Final Fantasy soundtrack, "Flight to the Wasteland" (hmm... not bad)
First Day at School: Ella Fitzgerald and Louis Armstrong, "Summertime" (somehow seems not as a propos)
Falling in Love: Escaflowne Movie soundtrack, "Sora" (I'll take it- I really like that song and it's very passionate)
Breaking Up: Slayers Try, "Slayers Try Theme" (apparently my iPod is on an anime kick?)
Prom: Pale Saints, "A Thousand Stars Burst Open" (not very dance-able- but I suppose it could be a slow-dance?)
Life's Okay: Tori Amos, "Happy Phantom" (And if you died today, I'd be a happy phantom... and run naked through the street... I would wake up in strawberry fields every day... interesting.)
Mental Breakdown: Raymond Wong, Shaolin Soccer soundtrack, "Opening Theme" (a pretty appropriate choice, techno makes mental breakdowns)
Driving: Regina Spektor, "Somedays" (lyrical singable- perfect for my driving moods)
Flashback: Peter Frampton, "Lines on my Face"
Getting Back Together: Steel Pier soundtrack, "The Shag" (too funny- though the song isn't quite as "get it on" as it sounds)
Wedding: Everclear, "Normal Like You" (definitely not a fit!)
Birth of Child: Tori Amos, "Spring Haze" (don't know on this one- seems a bit quiet for the birth, but maybe for the aftermath?)
Final Battle: Little Shop of Horrors soundtrack, "They Say the Meek Shall Inherit" (great!)
Death Scene: Final Fantasy: The Spirit Within soundtrack, "The Eighth Spirit" (ethereal instrumental with nice booming moments and a bit eerie-sounding- pretty good fit)
End Credits: Placido Domingo, "Aquellos ojos verdes" (suitable I suppose, I'm surprised there wasn't more operatic music earlier in the set)
No super surprises here, though it's mostly movie and musical soundtracks- whereas here is my "25 most played list" for perspective!
The Apples in Stereo, Energy
Jonathan Coulton, Ikea
Amy Winehouse, Rehab
These United States, The Business
The Hussy's, Napoleon Dynamite
The Pipettes, Your Kisses are Wasted on Me
Beirut, Postcards from Italy
Chloe Day, Man in my Bedroom Corner
Dan Le Sac vs Scroobius Pip, Thou Shalt Always Kill
David & the Citizens, Graycoated Morning
Barenaked Ladies, Lovers in a Dangerous Time
The Dandy Warhols, Bohemian Like You
Fools & Horses, Frera
Fools & Horses, The Reprise
Tegan & Sara, Where Does the Good Go
The Cure, Love Song
Fools & Horses, Spinning Me Around
Guster, Jesus on the Radio
Inara George, Fools in Love
Rilo Kiley, Portions for Foxes
The Beatles, Getting Better
Dave Matthews, Say Goodbye (actually, it's an a capella group version, but it's been mislabeled)
Rilo Kiley, I Never
Rilo Kiley, Accidntel Death
Rilo Kiley, A Man/ Me/Then Jim
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1 comment:
Tori Amos seems perfect for birth--at least if you have the kind of birth I had. Quiet, but really intense at the same time.
And obviously, you will have to homeschool with an unschooling point of view--where everyday is summer and free for exploration....
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