Same. Im on the beach for a few days so will give it a listen
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As much as I like Punk, Metal and Rock and Roll. I am really into the melancholy tomes of Warren Zevon at the moment.
I guess I am feeling sad (but am unsure why).
Anyway he's ace.
Chicago: Mournful.
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Yep, they made the playlist
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Tonight I saw Kesha and Scissor Sisters. Honestly one of the most unexpectedly fun shows I've seen in a long time.
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I'm as old and square as can be imagined but that sounds proper fun.
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While not particularly liking any of their songs, the scissor sisters are a great pop band.
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Tits on the Radio is a top tune.
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The monkey men* are playing Ska at the manvers in cotgrave. I've got my window open and can hear it fine. Favourite track so far "Lorraine".
* Leave it, ingo.
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Final Straw by Snow Patrol isn't just one of the finest albums of the britpop era, it's a magnificent piece of work in its own right. It just is.
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AKA as the layman's guide to mopeing through the noughties.
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I agree with second bit. But, my inner pendant says 2003 wasn't really 'Britpop' era.
That was pretty much done by end 1997 at the latest. In my humble.
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Considering this alongside other recent posts, I think it's time for an intervention.
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Mate you have no idea. Strong alcohol, multiple cigarettes, probably some narcotics, and a large helping of self pity. Snow Patrol is my perfect soundtrack right now.
(I'm fine. Just dealing with some shit, mostly self inflicted. Nothing I won't get through.)
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Have you moved on to some pick-you-up Green Day yet?
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Bananarama. Oooh.
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They aren't really famed for the slightly more upbeat than Snow Patrol but still mainstream self pity vibe I was looking for. I think I should have gone with Blink 182 initially.
