Showing posts with label music survey. Show all posts
Showing posts with label music survey. Show all posts

Monday, January 29, 2007

I deserve some fun, I've been busy all day!

More musical fun, stolen outright from Rachel's blog. Now with answers, not that anyone seems to care.

Step 1: Get your playlist together, put it on random, and play.
Step 2: Pick your favorite lines from the first 25 songs that play.
Step 3: Post and let everyone you know guess what song the lines come from.
Step 4: Cross out the songs when someone guesses correctly! No cheating and pasting the lyrics into a search engine!

For fairness, email me your guesses rather than posting them. If you're reading this and you don't know my email, I'm shocked. Nice to meet you.

1. In this dangerous world there's an art to growing old; Take your chances, magic happens
Breaking up the Girl--Garbage
2. I don't care what consequence it brings, I have been a fool for lesser things.
For the Longest Time--Rockapella (a college group, not the professional one)
3. Tear away this outward mask and at last join the dance.
Pixy-led--Shroud
4. It's the end of the world as we know it can't I have some time alone and I feel fine.
the title is in the answer--REM
5. She's going to the other side giving us a yo-heave-ho.
Cornflake Girl--Tori Amos
6. I know I'll often stop and think about them; in my life, I love them all.
Beatles medley--Duke University unnamed a capella group
7. It's only fear that makes you run, the demons that you're hiding from.
I'm the Only One--Melissa Etheridge
8. A world paved with blood and whips time slips life flips.
Time Splintered--forgot his name, apparently
9. Und Gott sprach: "Sit lux, et facta est, Es werde Licht!"
hymni nocturnales--QNTAL
10. Some of them want to use you, some of them want to get used by you. Some of them want to abuse you, some of them want to be abused.
Sweet Dreams are Made of These--Eurhythmics
11. If no truths are spoken then no lies can hide.
Silence is Golden--Garbage
12. I want to walk in the open wind, I want to talk like lovers do, I want to dive into your ocean; is it raining with you?
Here Comes the Rain Again--Eurhythmics
13. No day, no night, no moment can hold me back from trying. I'll fall, I'll fly, I'll falter, I'll find my day may be Far and Away.
Book of Days--Enya
14. I have my books and my poetry to protect me.
I am a Rock--Simon and Garfunkle
15. Oh my life is changing everyday every possible way.
Dreams--the Cranberries
16. Who will find you the answers when you don't understand?
Throwing it all Away--Genesis
17. Hello lamppost, whatcha knowin'? I've come to watch your flowers growin!
Feelin' Groovy--Simon and Garfunkle
18. I can't remember my past is over I've found happiness. I have surrendered all my yesterdays for just one taste of this.
Taste of This--Jan Arden
19. And in my hour of darkness she is standing right in front of me,
Let it Be--the Beatles
20. You've got the look I like, come on and show it off.
Pennsylvania 6-5000--Brian Setzer Orchestra
21. He said "In winter 1963 it felt like the world would freeze with John F. Kennedy and the Beatles."
Life in a Northern Town--the Dream Academy
22. My mind resides in a place where sleep meets death.
Sojourn--Bloody Reverie
23. This, my soul on ice.
In My Hands--Gaskit
24. Me, you, you and me toss dice, fuzzy dice.
So Happy Together--Turtles
25. You're such a delicate boy in the hysterical realm of an emotional landslide in physical terms. Cherry Lips (Go Baby Go)--Garbage


Currently Reading: The Dark Tower, by Stephen King. I don't know how long it's been since I started the series, but it's sort of amazing how much I remember. At least from the last book. And I'm still amused by King's descriptions of himself as a writer with actual talent that sold out to write best-selling crap. I wonder how much is based on other comments and what actually has a spark of truth that he believes?

Just finished reading: Of Mice and Men, by John Steinbeck. If I were only going to teach one novel in my classroom the whole year, I don't know that it would be this one! Everything's rather horrible: they drown puppies, pick on a guy with mental retardation, kill a bimbo, and shoot a friend in the back of the head! On the other hand, I can see lots of ways to teach this. We'll see what actually happens and what has to stay in my head.

Sunday, December 10, 2006

More music survey procrastination

Describe yourself using one band and song titles from that band
Choose a band/artist and answer only in song TITLES by that band::Brother
Are you male or female::Amazing Grace
Describe yourself::Crazy (just like everyone)
How do some people feel about you::Funny
How do you feel about yourself::Fragile
Describe your ex girlfriend/boyfriend::lonely
Describe your current girlfriend/boyfriend::How do you feel
Describe where you want to be::Bluebells of Scotland
Describe what you want to be::Shadowman
Describe how you live::Romp and Circumstance
Describe how you love::Stand Beside Me
Share a few words of wisdom:thetimeisnow
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Thursday, December 07, 2006

Soundtrack of Life

IF YOUR LIFE WAS A MOVIE, WHAT WOULD THE SOUNDTRACK BE?


So, here's how it works:

1. Open your library (iTunes, Winamp, Media Player, iPod, etc)
2. Put it on shuffle
3. Press play
4. For every question, type the song that's playing
5. When you go to a new question, press the next button
6. Don't lie

Opening Credits:
Nothing Else Matters - Metallica
("Forever trust in who we are / and nothing else matters"...yeah, that's a good one.)

Waking up:
Shut Your Mouth - Garbage
(Shut your mouth and try not to panic? What reassuring advice to wake up to.)

First Day at Highschool:
Place where I like to read - Snow Fairies
(I guess that's an accurate description.)

Falling In Love:
Katie Mae - Lightning Hopkins
(Well, I'm a good girl and I don't run around at night, so I guess that's good. :) )

Fight Song:
Time Splintered - Baruch Israel
(It's about a fight, but not one that particularly applies to me...)

Breaking Up:
Sympathy for the Devil - Rolling Stones
(Aw, poor Luke. ;) )

Prom:
She'd Got a Way - Billy Joel
(This would be either the perfect song to play at a prom, or one to play during the sappy sort of Cinderella-type entrance.)

Life:
Where in the World is Carmen Sandiego? - Rockapella
(LOL! My life is spent searching for something I will never find? I will be a world traveller? I don't know if you can really make this one into something more significant.)

Mental Breakdown:
Dreaming - Sax for Lovers
(Actually, if I ever went crazy, this is probably how I would do it...drift into a daydream and refuse to come out.)

Driving:
Cornflake Girl - Tori Amos
(A nice belt-it-out song to sing along to while driving.)

Flashback:
No Way Round - Brother
(So I'll realize I couldn't have done anything differently?)

Getting Back Together:
By My Side - Godspell
(Oh, that's utterly sweet.)

Wedding:
Purge - Aleixa
(Whoa, apparently I have to get rid of someone else on my mind first! Or consorting with the devil makes it difficult to get married in a church?)

Birth of Child:
Rebecco's Hideaway - Julia
(HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA)

Final Battle:
Pennsylvania 6-5000 - Brian Setzer Orchestra
(So it's a battle over the phone?)

Death Scene:
Drinking with the Devil - Rainbow
("oh, here I go / I can see the end" I guess works. Maybe it's the only way to stay with the devil?)

Funeral Song:
One Day - Graham Greer
(Wow, that's kind of depressing, suggesting that I've waiting "all my life / for one day to arrive" without doing all the things I meant to do...)

End Credits:
Book of Days - Enya
(I think this is a good song to end on, and particularly appropriate for a life.)