Today’s Miku Module of the Day is:
Spinns X Hatsune Miku Project Iconic by とりあえず !
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Today’s Miku Module of the Day is:
Spinns X Hatsune Miku Project Iconic by とりあえず !
Ah, MixTape 5...
My mix CDs alternate between being on crack and then being on heavy tranquilizers/powerful hallucinogens.
Try to find some of these. I think you'll know what I'm talking about when you listen to the distinct pieces here.
1. feedback/The Sound of Silence - Neale Scott/The Gentlemen of the College
2. 3 Birds - The Dead Weather
3. Royalty - Lou Barlow
4. Walk on Water - Hollis Brown
5. A Pointless Ride - The Hermitt
6. Pimped Out Crack Smuggler - Tree No Leaves
7. Skeleton - Ed Tullet
8. Rain - The Beatles
9. Don't Worry Baby - Fake Problems
10. Orphans - Beck
11. Nude - Radiohead
12. Killing Me Softly - The Fugees
13. Strawberry Fields Forever - The Beatles
* Sound of Silence [reprise] - Simon and Garfunkel
Road Trippin' - Red Hot Chili Peppers This song gets me pumped for spring break. Also, it's just a really beautiful song on its own. "These smiling eyes are just a mirror for the sun"
Soylent Green - :wumpscut: Something significantly heavier than the norm to herald my remembering I have a music blog to attend to.
I'm a sucker for the blues. This is also one of the most painfully poignant songs I've ever heard. It probably has more to do with the time in my life when I first heard the song, but whatever, that's an uninteresting and long story. Point of this post is, here's an excellent blues song with some incredible harmonica goin' on there, maaaaan.
Sgt. Major - Shack
Le Roi - The Breeders
Haven't posted anything in a while. Here's some general awesomeness for you. ;D
Life is Cheap - Flipper
Really, the only thing I can say about this is that I heard about them through a Nirvana interview. So, thank you Krist Novoselic. I'm still tempted to make my own Flipper t-shirt and walk through the tragically un-Flipper-aware streets.