shaking my confidence daily

[vaudevilles]

I am in mourning (so, so sad - please sniff slightly for me). My fellow sparkly music lover has moved jobs and I am anticipating that the new workmate will not be as appreciative of me playing 'Up Against The Wall' at full volume. Or indeed any of Timberlake/Chasez/*NSync oevre.

The rest of the School will probably heave giant sighs of relief.My

Comments

[withdiamonds]

On the Outside by Sheryl Crow is my definitive sad and bitter Timbertrick song.

[vaudevilles]

Thanks - sad and bitter is always amusing.

Which album is it from?

[withdiamonds]

Well, you know, I'm not that much of a Sheryl Crow fan. I only know that song because it's on an X-Files soundtrack, Songs in the Key of X.

[vaudevilles]

*giggles at fellow nerd*

That'd explain why iTunes doesn't have it.

[withdiamonds]

Here you go. Sendspace.

http://www.sendspace.com/file/un2a2p

It's actually quite dismal, but it never fails to make me think of Chris.

[vaudevilles]

Thank you. It is kinda dark yeah... but very pretty. Love the 'state of grace, state of sin' line muchly.

[withdiamonds]

Also, Two of Us by the Beatles and Congratulations by the Traveling Wilburys are my JuC songs.

The Bee Gees' How Can You Mend a Broken Heart was my epic!Lambs song.

[vaudevilles]

I can totally see the Travelling Wilburys. And How Can You Mend a Broken Heart is perfect for your epic.

Oh I *like* this question.

[withdiamonds]

As is obvious from the titles of the majority of my stories, I use songs for inspiration quite a bit. Def Leppard's Love Bites has been quite helpful when writing TrickC.

And I guess I could have done this all in one comment, instead of stringing it out like this, but they keep popping into my head.

[vaudevilles]

Oh stringing me along is a really good plan.

Love Bites is hysterically fabulous - I have an insane fondness for 80s hair rock. It is not a party at my house until the gyrating to Pour Some Sugar on Me is over.