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Mew-sick!
Hi.
So I have a final exam tomorrow, and a paper due, and another exam early on Wednesday, and I have to work tomorrow night.
Clearly, what I need to be doing is pimping music to people. Yay for yousendit!
5. Gotta Get Over Greta, The Nields. This was my theme song for...a long time. Seriously, a long time.
4. And The Rain Crashed Down Eddie From Ohio. This is a very good song for when you are driving through Wisconsin. I'm just saying.
3. Phantom Doll, Tracy Grammer. This song has been known to make me dance around the room and seriously consider giving up academia to become a cabaret singer. No, I'm not kidding.
2. It's Not The Fall That Hurts, The Caesars. This is—oh, it's such a John Sheppard song. It makes me want to get the fuck out ofDodge Chicago.
1. Red, Dave Carter and Tracy Grammer. The most played song on my computer, because it's just—I mean, it's—it's—just listen to it, OK? (and then could somebody vid Supernatural to this song? Pretty pretty please? because, um, yes. Sexy and creepy and mournful and oh, so very clever. Gah. Haunting. Well, come on: listen to it!)
So there you have it. Let me know what you like, and whether any of you would be at all interested in me making this a semi-regular thing. Or, contrariwise, let me know if this sort of post makes you want to spork your eyeballs out.
Or anything that you think I ought to know, really. I'm easy like that.
So I have a final exam tomorrow, and a paper due, and another exam early on Wednesday, and I have to work tomorrow night.
Clearly, what I need to be doing is pimping music to people. Yay for yousendit!
5. Gotta Get Over Greta, The Nields. This was my theme song for...a long time. Seriously, a long time.
4. And The Rain Crashed Down Eddie From Ohio. This is a very good song for when you are driving through Wisconsin. I'm just saying.
3. Phantom Doll, Tracy Grammer. This song has been known to make me dance around the room and seriously consider giving up academia to become a cabaret singer. No, I'm not kidding.
2. It's Not The Fall That Hurts, The Caesars. This is—oh, it's such a John Sheppard song. It makes me want to get the fuck out of
1. Red, Dave Carter and Tracy Grammer. The most played song on my computer, because it's just—I mean, it's—it's—just listen to it, OK? (and then could somebody vid Supernatural to this song? Pretty pretty please? because, um, yes. Sexy and creepy and mournful and oh, so very clever. Gah. Haunting. Well, come on: listen to it!)
So there you have it. Let me know what you like, and whether any of you would be at all interested in me making this a semi-regular thing. Or, contrariwise, let me know if this sort of post makes you want to spork your eyeballs out.
Or anything that you think I ought to know, really. I'm easy like that.