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Okay so, this is a reaction to a playlist swap with
thepotentsoul
http://www.playlist.com/playlist/18296055051
1) I love DCFC. Their songs always catch me off guard. It's like being slowly boiled. Here I am hanging out in this hot tub and then my skin is falling off. It lulls me into this false sense of comfort where I think I know exactly what is going to happen and then- vocals. Also this sounds like something that would fit in perfectly with my Silent Hill collection. Maybe something like Cheryl Ascends the Stairs? With every love type song I hear, I always hear something a little bit creepy about them. Heart theft. There's this sugar coma pop song by Aaron Carter where he sings about wanting "You and your beautiful soul". This worries me.
2) Omgz! Chevelle! I haven't heard them since... Well since I saw them in concert. However the link is broken... Lame.
3) I adore 311. And this is a really powerful message. I teared up a little. T_T
4) Eeee! Zox! What a great song. This is something I would put on every playlist regardless of the theme. "There's nothing in this world that doesn't change." Awesome.
5) "A field of old tires that's always on fire to light my way home." Is it strange to feel really sappy over this song. "If you question what I would do to get over and be with you. Lift you up over everything to light up my room."
6) Oh Zox. Are you ever not awesome? "Touch your lips to me I'll be your cigarette" ;>.> Didn't you say something like that once? I remember giving a really snarky reply.
7) I'm sad that this is a broken link. It has a really nifty title.
8) Hah! Wow. "So you were born and that was a good day." Lawl. Also cool trumpet makes me shivery. So uh... I'll be carrying this over to my NaNoWriMo playlist.
9) ./dances. "Broken dreams are built to make you strong." Nice.
10) ./dances. This is actually fantastically depressing. Buuut, paste it over something really upbeat and you -almost- don't notice.
11) Sublime is like a sense memory. It doesn't matter which song it is, it will always take me back to the University of Maine at Farmington's Scott South smoking section, and the insanely stupid things my friends and I somehow survived. xD
12) Ra! That might also have to go on my NaNoWriMo list.
13) FFV! Squee! This is really haunting. <.<; /added to the SH list. Maybe I'll just start collecting game music.
14) If "Devil Went Down to Georgia" and a Dave Mathew's Band song (Probably from Under The Table and Dreaming) disappeared into a closet and magically came out with a song child: This would be it.
15) I've definitely heard this before. And it is still pretty nifty. ^^
16) Heh! I used to dance around my room singing along to this song. "I'm surprised that you've never been told before that you're lovely and you're perfect and that somebody loves you." And utterly sapping out that someone would want to say that to me someday.
17) Wow. I haven't listened to FIF in years. Actually you introduced me to their music.
18) ./dances. Yay, dance punk. Yay. So I just looked them up on Wikipedia (which, okay, I know isn't always reliable, BUT!) "Moelle said they record in a World War II bunker they own in Hamburg." That is sort of awesome.
19) "The first Zombie Nation record contained the song "Kernkraft 400", German for "Nuclear Energy 400", which is a remix of a tune from the 1984 Commodore 64 game Lazy Jones by David Whittaker called "Stardust"." ... That... makes me squee a bit. "Zombie Nation is also known today as electronic music liveact. Different from a DJ he uses musical hardware on stage to create sounds." o.O; wants.
thepotentsoul
http://www.playlist.com/playlist/18296055051
1) I love DCFC. Their songs always catch me off guard. It's like being slowly boiled. Here I am hanging out in this hot tub and then my skin is falling off. It lulls me into this false sense of comfort where I think I know exactly what is going to happen and then- vocals. Also this sounds like something that would fit in perfectly with my Silent Hill collection. Maybe something like Cheryl Ascends the Stairs? With every love type song I hear, I always hear something a little bit creepy about them. Heart theft. There's this sugar coma pop song by Aaron Carter where he sings about wanting "You and your beautiful soul". This worries me.
2) Omgz! Chevelle! I haven't heard them since... Well since I saw them in concert. However the link is broken... Lame.
3) I adore 311. And this is a really powerful message. I teared up a little. T_T
4) Eeee! Zox! What a great song. This is something I would put on every playlist regardless of the theme. "There's nothing in this world that doesn't change." Awesome.
5) "A field of old tires that's always on fire to light my way home." Is it strange to feel really sappy over this song. "If you question what I would do to get over and be with you. Lift you up over everything to light up my room."
6) Oh Zox. Are you ever not awesome? "Touch your lips to me I'll be your cigarette" ;>.> Didn't you say something like that once? I remember giving a really snarky reply.
7) I'm sad that this is a broken link. It has a really nifty title.
8) Hah! Wow. "So you were born and that was a good day." Lawl. Also cool trumpet makes me shivery. So uh... I'll be carrying this over to my NaNoWriMo playlist.
9) ./dances. "Broken dreams are built to make you strong." Nice.
10) ./dances. This is actually fantastically depressing. Buuut, paste it over something really upbeat and you -almost- don't notice.
11) Sublime is like a sense memory. It doesn't matter which song it is, it will always take me back to the University of Maine at Farmington's Scott South smoking section, and the insanely stupid things my friends and I somehow survived. xD
12) Ra! That might also have to go on my NaNoWriMo list.
13) FFV! Squee! This is really haunting. <.<; /added to the SH list. Maybe I'll just start collecting game music.
14) If "Devil Went Down to Georgia" and a Dave Mathew's Band song (Probably from Under The Table and Dreaming) disappeared into a closet and magically came out with a song child: This would be it.
15) I've definitely heard this before. And it is still pretty nifty. ^^
16) Heh! I used to dance around my room singing along to this song. "I'm surprised that you've never been told before that you're lovely and you're perfect and that somebody loves you." And utterly sapping out that someone would want to say that to me someday.
17) Wow. I haven't listened to FIF in years. Actually you introduced me to their music.
18) ./dances. Yay, dance punk. Yay. So I just looked them up on Wikipedia (which, okay, I know isn't always reliable, BUT!) "Moelle said they record in a World War II bunker they own in Hamburg." That is sort of awesome.
19) "The first Zombie Nation record contained the song "Kernkraft 400", German for "Nuclear Energy 400", which is a remix of a tune from the 1984 Commodore 64 game Lazy Jones by David Whittaker called "Stardust"." ... That... makes me squee a bit. "Zombie Nation is also known today as electronic music liveact. Different from a DJ he uses musical hardware on stage to create sounds." o.O; wants.