Cordelia ,'The Cautionary Tale of Numero Cinco'
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.
Well, yeah, the answer to that question is usually yes.
This is the song in question: [link]
The actual lyrics (which are reasonably innocent for Serge) will not be printed in the text, there are just a couple of listening exercises. But, of course, some people might take offense at the "coffee color" theme. But it's Serge, and it's actually a song with easy lyrics for beginners, so it's hard to resist.
Quick question...
What's your favorite Music Blog?
I go through a lot (often just searching for particular music).
I do like Soundbites a lot, though.
I do like Soundbites a lot, though.
Ooh, they list the Crystal Stilts as #4 album of 2008. Awesome!
Uh oh. From the 33 1/3 blog:
You'll have to bear with us a little while longer, I'm afraid. There are some economy related goings-on here at Continuum, and I can't progress the 33 1/3 proposals any further until those are properly taken care of. Thank you for your continued patience, and your understanding. We'll have a further update on here next week, I hope.
Speaking of Serge G, I saw the other day that someone has remastered and rereleased Histoire de Melody Nelson.
I regularly check Phil Freeman's blog: [link]
Bought the new Lamb of God a couple of weeks ago cos I read about it on there. I usually find Phil's opinion on Metal is favourable to my personality. Whatever that means.
It's not a music blog per se, but its delightful (and I think Lyn-Z must be on pelvic rest)