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1. Reply to this post and I'll assign you a letter. (If you want a letter, just say so.)
2. List (and upload/link) 5 (or more if you want) songs that begin with that letter.
3. Post them to your journal with these instructions.
Fido, Your Leash Is Too Long by The Magnetic Fields. This song always gets me dancing. Plus, it’s hilarious! :D
Flower 4 by Yamashita Kousuke (from the Hana Yori Dango OST). One of my favorites from this OST, I love its subdued, almost underwater, electric feel.
The Frog Prince by Keane. I’m ignoring the ‘the,’ but this was my favorite song (and perhaps the only song that I really listened to) on Under the Iron Sea. I particularly like the chorus.
Futures by Jimmy Eat World. This song brings back memories. ♥ JEW is music from my past years, but it always makes me smile listening to them.
Freesia ~Op.1~ and Freesia ~Op.2~ by Gackt. So this is two songs, but they’re a pair, so… =] In any case, they’re both absolutely beautiful. The first is light on vocals, but what vocals there are are absolutely wrenching. And the second is pure gorgeous instrumentals, a lovely mix of strings and piano.
2. List (and upload/link) 5 (or more if you want) songs that begin with that letter.
3. Post them to your journal with these instructions.
Fido, Your Leash Is Too Long by The Magnetic Fields. This song always gets me dancing. Plus, it’s hilarious! :D
Flower 4 by Yamashita Kousuke (from the Hana Yori Dango OST). One of my favorites from this OST, I love its subdued, almost underwater, electric feel.
The Frog Prince by Keane. I’m ignoring the ‘the,’ but this was my favorite song (and perhaps the only song that I really listened to) on Under the Iron Sea. I particularly like the chorus.
Futures by Jimmy Eat World. This song brings back memories. ♥ JEW is music from my past years, but it always makes me smile listening to them.
Freesia ~Op.1~ and Freesia ~Op.2~ by Gackt. So this is two songs, but they’re a pair, so… =] In any case, they’re both absolutely beautiful. The first is light on vocals, but what vocals there are are absolutely wrenching. And the second is pure gorgeous instrumentals, a lovely mix of strings and piano.