The Songs That Made Me

I like to post songs that I fancy along with some meaning to it. It’s kind of a random thing but perhaps I’ll do it for a while

[chrysthetru]

Been struggling with some stuff lately but this picture I took really made me happy with how it turned out.

[chrysthetru]

She’s the best thing that’s ever happened to me and she’s my best friend!

[chrysthetru]

These two things got me learning a bit about history and are actually the catalyst that got me learning the German language. The Bismarck was a crazy ship and the story of how it was sunk and its previous battles are crazy to learn about.

[chrysthetru]

I really like this song, it makes me giggle a bit when I hear it. I call this genre of music “aggressively kohls” it sounds exactly like the type of music they would play in those stores. But nevertheless this song is very calming to me for some reason…

Enjoy the snow picture

[chrysthetru]

Happy new year to everyone!

[photographss-world]

"Sonbahar, ikinci bahardır; yaprakların çiçeğe dönüştüğü.”

Albert Camus...

[chrysthetru]

[chrysthetru]

I’ve been trying to figure some things out lately and it’s been frustrating as all hell. Some days I cannot figure out what I’m doing and other days I feel like I’m flying high, it’s weird to say the least. thankfully for me, as a song bro, I’ve found a new band that seems to perfectly encapsulate my mental state, BEARTOOTH!

The music these dudes make is insane, the switch from nice clean vocals with an acoustic guitar to dirty vocals and heavy metal in an instant. The dichotomy here is *mwahh 🤌🏻* chefs kiss.

Please listen to this band and give them the time of day they’re amazing!

[chrysthetru]

Heilung has to be one of the coolest bands to come out recently. The beautiful folk music they make is mesmerizing. One time I took some shrooms and I popped on a few of their songs and I’ve just never felt so much like a part of earth. It was a good time.

[chrysthetru]

Periphery is one of the most musically satisfying band to listen to. I just feel like they understand music on a whole different level, the scales change seamlessly, the guitar work is phenomenal, and they add so much to the music scene. To this day I still can’t believe that they’re a garage band. I highly recommended this band to anyone who just loves music

[chrysthetru]

Sometimes when I go to the gym I just listen to boss music from dark souls and bloodborne to remind myself that I’m there to fight demons.

[chrysthetru]

This song is about fate and free will. I’ve always wondered which is truly real. Fate seems like a really cool thought until you realize that it means that everything is predetermined in life. What’s the point if that’s the case? If everything is already destined to happen, why worry at all?

I like the idea of free will so much better because then the only stopping me is my own conscience. I can go anywhere, do anything in theory.

These themes are so well done in the movie donnie darko, it’s one of the greatest movies of all time. I watched it again last night and it still hits me hard every time.

[chrysthetru]

This song always makes me think of @writingskaska. I found it very shortly after meeting her and had to share it so I did! I have no idea why I think of that moment every time I hear this song as it sounds goofy saying it out loud.

She is one of the greatest people I’ve ever met and it was by pure happenstance that we even began talking. I am really glad we met though, you’ve helped me through some rough times and I really appreciate it!

Happy birthday! I hope it’s a great one! Cheers to you, you’re amazing and your writings are always a great sight. Keep up the good work!

[chrysthetru]

I’ve always found classical music to be so fascinating! The way all the different instruments flow to create such a strong emotional piece is amazing to me.

Suite No. 3 In D-major “air” is one of my absolute favorite pieces of all time, it’s so melancholic in nature. It’s another one of those songs that just gives me an intense vivid imagination of a place. In this case for me I always picture being behind a the clock on a tower when it’s a really rainy day. I could honestly describe the whole room I picture when I hear this song.

String quartet No. 14 in D-minor “death and the maiden” is a piece that just tells a whole story as it goes on. from the slower beginning, to the intense middle mark, all the way to waning end, this song is just beautiful.

It really makes you wonder what was going on when these songs were made? How could someone think up all the notes required for every instrument? I ponder these thoughts a lot as I listen and I hope that someone else will give these two songs a listen and understand me.

[chrysthetru]

This is the first band I ever saw in concert and really enjoyed, along with slipknot. Me and my best friend went out to Denver for knotfest and when these guys came on they put on a great show. Their music is some of my favorite to this day.

I moshed for the first time at this concert and it was an absolute blast! I’ve never been to a gathering of such cool people in my life. There was a point where me and some other kid looked at each other from across the pit and we both just knew that we were destined to smash into each other as hard as we could. Unfortunately for him I’m a pretty big dude and I’m pretty decent on my feet so he flew back into his side of the pit and got laid flat. I picked that dude up from the ground and we both continued to mosh really hard.

[chrysthetru]

Just wake me up when September ends.

[chrysthetru]

This song is bittersweet for me. It reminds me a lot of my high school days and back then I was just simply not a good person. I think I’ve made a lot changes in my life that make me a lot better than I used to be. It was just a wild time in my life and I made it everyone else’s problem.