Music Will Set You Free.
I have had a rather odd taste in music lately. I suppose that I just don't care about trying to prove anything to anyone with my musical interests -- so hiding guilty pleasures be damned. Music is helping guide me on a spiritual journey to the center of Katrina. That being said, here is my completely un-goth, bizarre playlist.
1.) Deftones - Change (In the House of Flies)
2.) Sponge - Plowed
3.) Spacehog - In The Meantime
4.) Dishwalla - Counting Blue Cars
5.) Seal - Kiss From a Rose
6.) She Wants Revenge - All Wound Up
7.) The Beatles - Eleanor Rigby
8.) Patti Smith - Because the Night
9.) Amy Winehouse - You Know I'm No Good
10.) Yaz - Situation
11.) Poe - Control
12.) Plasmatics - The Damned
13.) Patti Smith - Land
14.) Blind Melon - The Pusher
15.) Blur - Girls and Boys
Lots and lots of 90s music in my rotation these days. I am trying this whole "getting back to my roots remember where I came from to see where I am going" tactic. It seems to be working for me.
I have been listening to Arch Enemy Wages of Sin over and over again in my car for several days now. I forgot how amazing that album is.
I am just regaining my ability to really feel things. I am taking more risks and forcing myself to do things I would typically do, even when I don't want to, because I know I have to sacrifice temporary comfort to reach the long term goals I've set for myself.
I have had a lot on my mind lately, but not enough concentration to tackle all of them. I need to find a solution.
Oh -- and TJ and I went to see Old Crow Medicine Show Saturday night in Morgantown. TJ's sister and brother-in-law got tickets for us. They were amazing. We were incredibly close, and I got some pretty stellar photos. My dad, Chris, my two cousins, my cousin's best friend and his girlfriend all went to the show, and we met up at the brew pub. There were other guys from home up there, too. It was a great time. I needed that. I didn't need having my keys locked in the car or the whole being up for almost 24 hours straight nonsense, but I survived. ;)
1.) Deftones - Change (In the House of Flies)
2.) Sponge - Plowed
3.) Spacehog - In The Meantime
4.) Dishwalla - Counting Blue Cars
5.) Seal - Kiss From a Rose
6.) She Wants Revenge - All Wound Up
7.) The Beatles - Eleanor Rigby
8.) Patti Smith - Because the Night
9.) Amy Winehouse - You Know I'm No Good
10.) Yaz - Situation
11.) Poe - Control
12.) Plasmatics - The Damned
13.) Patti Smith - Land
14.) Blind Melon - The Pusher
15.) Blur - Girls and Boys
Lots and lots of 90s music in my rotation these days. I am trying this whole "getting back to my roots remember where I came from to see where I am going" tactic. It seems to be working for me.
I have been listening to Arch Enemy Wages of Sin over and over again in my car for several days now. I forgot how amazing that album is.
I am just regaining my ability to really feel things. I am taking more risks and forcing myself to do things I would typically do, even when I don't want to, because I know I have to sacrifice temporary comfort to reach the long term goals I've set for myself.
I have had a lot on my mind lately, but not enough concentration to tackle all of them. I need to find a solution.
Oh -- and TJ and I went to see Old Crow Medicine Show Saturday night in Morgantown. TJ's sister and brother-in-law got tickets for us. They were amazing. We were incredibly close, and I got some pretty stellar photos. My dad, Chris, my two cousins, my cousin's best friend and his girlfriend all went to the show, and we met up at the brew pub. There were other guys from home up there, too. It was a great time. I needed that. I didn't need having my keys locked in the car or the whole being up for almost 24 hours straight nonsense, but I survived. ;)