I am generally not a fan of dick-size jokes, but this line from The Monochrome Set's "J.D.H.A.N.E.Y" cracks me up:
He had a twelve-incher
But never used it as a rule
There's a lady plays her fav'rite records/On the jukebox ev'ry day/All day long she plays the same old songs/And she believes the things that they say/She sings along with all the saddest songs/And she believes the stories are real/She lets the music dictate the way that she feels.
I am generally not a fan of dick-size jokes, but this line from The Monochrome Set's "J.D.H.A.N.E.Y" cracks me up:
He had a twelve-incher
But never used it as a rule
For no particular reason, I've gotten Roxas' Theme stuck in my head.
Boy, Shimomura really piled on the mono no aware for that, didn't she?
Possibly only Dana will "get" this, but I just listened to then end of the Les Miz 25th Anniversary concert, which made me nostalgic for the 10th anniversary concert. And I realized that Lea Salonga as Eponine and Lea Salonga as Fantine both sing the low part in the "Take my hand, and lead me to salvation" section. I am sure it was really because she is more comfortable with that part, but it seemed all interesting and meta.
I can imagine that rehearsal: "Look, I already know the harmony line. Anyone mind if I sing that and we move on?"
I have definitely had that conversation. "Don't make me learn a new part, don't make me learn a new part..."
Do we have any The Killers fans who might be able to tell me what the key albums are? (My niece has decided she like them.)
I'm no expert on the Killers, but the consensus better albums by them are Battle Born (most recent) and Day and Age.
But the first one, Hot Fuss, is also fantastic.
I love love loved Hot Fuss. Was lukewarm on the next two, haven't gotten the latest.