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Showing posts with label Broken Social Scene. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Broken Social Scene. Show all posts

Tuesday, November 30, 2010

216/365

The songs I was really (Canadian Thanksgiving) thankful for. Also, I'm sure you're all thankful that I still post these even thought they're very outdated, yes, yes, of course you are. 


210/365: I Feel Bonnie, Hot Chip Feat. Bonnie Prince Billy.
Nothing is wasted, heaven is nowhere.

211/365: Throwing Bricks, Florence and the Machine.
Well I'd build you up, but we aren't made of the same stuff.

212/365: Big Bird In A Small Cage, Patrick Watson.
Put a big bird in a small cage and he'll sing you a song.

213/365: I Caught Myself, Paramore.
Everyone has a song that is far from their normal taste, yet they've addicted to it. This is mine.

214/365: 7/4 (Shoreline), Broken Social Scene.
Heard them live on real (Canadian) Thanksgiving weekend, for that I was very thankful.

215/365: I'm Not Calling You A Liar, Florence and the Machine.
I'm not calling you a liar, just don't lie to me.

216/365: All The Wine, The National.
For all of the wine, I was also very thankful.

30 down, 22 to go! 

Sunday, October 17, 2010

Play That Poster

This is the small collection of creative band posters I've come to acquire. The concept of art describing art is simply great. 


Print it and play it. 

Tuesday, September 21, 2010

174/365

This was the week of ecstasy when I realized Hype Machine wasn't blocked at work anymore.

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Day 168/365: Sun Lips, Black Moth Super Rainbow.
Their name sounds like a bad initials answer in Balderdash. BMSR? Black Moth Super Rainbow.

Day 169/365: Golden Skans, The Klaxons.
A signature Klaxon's piece, idyllic for summer time (what's left of it).

Day 170/365: Zebra, Beachhouse.
Tidings of the great white striped horse. Too bad the female vocals sound male; she's gorgeous live but you're surprised that she's a she!

Day 171/365: I Remember, DeadMau5 (Caspa remix).
The perfect Indie lullaby.

Day 172/365: I Need A Dollar, Aloe Blacc.
A dollar is all I need, except not, because I would just buy more pretty shirts with it.

Day 173/365: The Suburbs, Arcade Fire.
1) It's amazing 2) I have a serious fear of missing out on the social media platform, thus conformity.

Day 174/365: Anthems for a 17 Year Old Girl, Broken Social Scene.
Park that car, drop that phone, dream about me.

24 down, 29 to go! 

Wednesday, July 14, 2010

125/365


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Despite the opinions (ahem, don't judge until you read) of many of my peers, Twilight is going to be 2010's highest earning Franchise.  The soundtracks are sound mastery phenomena's; that much is eternal. This was my attempt to make it through another week of 365 days without just copy pasting the rest of the CD not already featured. This may explain why my songs don't meld together as wonderfully as the Saga's soundtracks.

Day 119/365: Heavy In Your Arms, Florence And The Machine
Incredible, my favorite song of the year. This isn't a song, it's an epic poem set to music. 


Day 120/365: The Sweetest Kill, Broken Social Scene
Apparently I'm recently obsessed with songs about metaphorical and physical death and murder. 


Day 121/365: La Flaca, Jarabe De Palo
Background music during Saturday morning breakfast at the Woods', we were in Spain that day according to this song. 


Day 122/365: Make Her Say, Kid Cudi feat. Kanye & Common
I don't like songs to be suggestive, blatant sexual comments are more like it. 


Day 123/365: Instead, Madeleine Peyroux
Categorized as one of those "self-help advice" songs, not everything is about immoral love and murder.


Day 124/365: Natural Disasters, Enon
Found this nauseatingly indie song back in the 9th grade, I thought I was the only unique person ever back then. Hello web 2.0. 


Day 125/365: Mirror Ball, The Crayon Fields
#SongsAboutVirginity. My first ever thread, hoping nobody feels regretful and self-loathing after participating.


18 down, 34 to go! 

Monday, April 19, 2010

49/365

Don't you just hate odd numbers? Well, I hope you'll love these slightly odd, but evenly enjoyable songs!

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Day 43/365: Sugar Town, Nancy Sinatra
This song makes me question my sexuality. It's just so lovable and lulling, truly a women's work. 


How adorable is the beginning of this video? Lesbionic passion surfacing.

Day 44/365 (Not to be confused with a second day 43) : Hello I love You, The Doors
Glee started today, this was the first song that was sung. Was already one of my favorite Doors songs, then Finn belted it.; )


Day 45/365: Hustle, Tunng
The sound of an adorable indie couple riding their flower adorned bicycles through a park. 


Day 46/465: Please, Please, Please, Let Me Get What I Want, She & Him
An ode to the new She &Him album with a classic/a prayer for warm weather for BSD! 


Day 47/365: Steal My Sunshine, Len
I got what I wanted, 19 Degrees and the first tanning day in Calgary. Also, BSD!!!!!!! My shirt read: Forget lines, this product's got curves! (Marketing) 


Day 48/365: Cecilia, Simon and Garfunkel
To answer the questions: favorite S&G song and the best summer cocktail bar track.


Day 49/365: Love and Mathematics, Broken Social Scene
Because my musical day math wasn't working all week, I decided to end it off with an instrumental piece.  Easier on the mind. 



7 Down, 45 to go!