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i_paint_the_sky) wrote2015-01-29 01:53 pm
i_paint_the_sky) wrote2015-01-29 01:53 pm
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While I'm writing, I am also going to do another music on my iPod meme! Sort of!
So, this time I'm going to tell you the first 10 songs that played that ALSO have a 5-star rating. A bit self-serving because I am trying to get all iPod music rated, to make it easier to purge music if I need room for audiobooks and podcasts.
^ Love this mix so much. Though it always ends up making me want to play all the Gaga songs it samples, since they are pretty much all my favourites.
^ I do love some good classical music and it doesn't get better than Beethoven. I love how this one just keeps building.
^ I feel in love with this song years ago, when there was a commercial that used the lyrics. I can't even remember what the commercial was for and I can't find it on the Internet either, but it was fun. This song is also fun.
^ Imogen Heap is another artist that has a lot of songs on my iPod. I should probably pick up more of her CDs because I really do adore her. Speak for Yourself is one of my current car CDs, along with Lana Del Rey's Born to Die: The Paradise Edition and Barbra Lica's Kissing You (she's a family friend who is an awesome jazz singer, here's the music video for one of her latest songs if anyone is interesting).
^ I first came across this one in an AMV for X-TV and I have loved it ever since. I have a whole Enigma album but I sadly don't like the rest of it nearly as much as this one song.
^ Oh Into the Woods. I love both of these songs separately, so them being together on the same track is excellent. So much great character moments, especially for the Witch.
^ Imaginaerum is definitely my favourite Nightwish album, at least of that ones I've heard. I just think it's a great musical experience. And this is my favourite song on it. I need to pick up the other CD made with this vocalist, I'm very sad she left because I like how I can actually understand what she's saying, unlike the original vocalist.
^ It's amazing that a few years ago I had never heard this song. I remember Margaret picked it as a song to record a parody for in the JC House Cup (a Harry Potter-based fan competition) and it was the hardest thing to do because I just didn't know the song at all.
It would be much easier now.
^ So, I couldn't find a version on Youtube of the complete song, which is 3:40, but this is at least a longer cut. And since I discovered this song because of Passions, my first real fandom, this feels appropriate.
Also, Shuis forever.
^ I heard this song on the radio and fell in love. It's moment like that which make me very happy for the iTunes model, since I haven't heard anything else from KONGOS so I don't know if I would actually want a whole album of them.
That was actually pretty damn representational of my musical tastes. Awesome.
So, this time I'm going to tell you the first 10 songs that played that ALSO have a 5-star rating. A bit self-serving because I am trying to get all iPod music rated, to make it easier to purge music if I need room for audiobooks and podcasts.
^ Love this mix so much. Though it always ends up making me want to play all the Gaga songs it samples, since they are pretty much all my favourites.
^ I do love some good classical music and it doesn't get better than Beethoven. I love how this one just keeps building.
^ I feel in love with this song years ago, when there was a commercial that used the lyrics. I can't even remember what the commercial was for and I can't find it on the Internet either, but it was fun. This song is also fun.
^ Imogen Heap is another artist that has a lot of songs on my iPod. I should probably pick up more of her CDs because I really do adore her. Speak for Yourself is one of my current car CDs, along with Lana Del Rey's Born to Die: The Paradise Edition and Barbra Lica's Kissing You (she's a family friend who is an awesome jazz singer, here's the music video for one of her latest songs if anyone is interesting).
^ I first came across this one in an AMV for X-TV and I have loved it ever since. I have a whole Enigma album but I sadly don't like the rest of it nearly as much as this one song.
^ Oh Into the Woods. I love both of these songs separately, so them being together on the same track is excellent. So much great character moments, especially for the Witch.
^ Imaginaerum is definitely my favourite Nightwish album, at least of that ones I've heard. I just think it's a great musical experience. And this is my favourite song on it. I need to pick up the other CD made with this vocalist, I'm very sad she left because I like how I can actually understand what she's saying, unlike the original vocalist.
^ It's amazing that a few years ago I had never heard this song. I remember Margaret picked it as a song to record a parody for in the JC House Cup (a Harry Potter-based fan competition) and it was the hardest thing to do because I just didn't know the song at all.
It would be much easier now.
^ So, I couldn't find a version on Youtube of the complete song, which is 3:40, but this is at least a longer cut. And since I discovered this song because of Passions, my first real fandom, this feels appropriate.
Also, Shuis forever.
^ I heard this song on the radio and fell in love. It's moment like that which make me very happy for the iTunes model, since I haven't heard anything else from KONGOS so I don't know if I would actually want a whole album of them.
That was actually pretty damn representational of my musical tastes. Awesome.