The last daily song I'll be posting here...

So make it a doozy, eh?



So long, blogger, and thanks for all the fish, I guess.

Some epic music to start out your week

It's Monday, so you're probably going to need it, anyway.



I admit that I did buy the Two Steps from Hell album--which is basically just music made for movie trailers... well, in any case, go forth and defeat evil.

Sunday Music

Andy Hunter is one of the few Christian DJ's out there. Actually, I think he's about the only one that comes to mind right now.



Despite sometimes falling into the "DUM DUM DUM DUM DUM DUM DUM DUM" repetitive trance beat a little too much, I quite like his music, one of the few artists I'll buy without listening to the music first.

Plus the video has some cool footage that the random youtoober who made it must have cobbled together from a bunch of Planet Earth wannabes. Pretty neat, when it's all put together.

Supreme Beings of Leisure

I got one of my CDs that I ordered a week or so ago, at least. The Morcheeba album is coming from Jolly Ol' England, though, so I'm not expecting it for a while yet. Till then, I'm listening to the Supreme Beings of Leisure album:



I like.

Bonobo Remix

Anyone who has been paying attention here knows that I'm a big fan of the artist Bonobo, and while I don't like this version of the song as much as the original, when you add in the video it becomes something way neater:



Just so weird it's cool!

Added: And then I went to Amazon.com.  And then I saw that there was a real deal Black Sands Remix album.  And then I spent $8.99  or whatever it was.  And then I had it.  And now my ears are happy.

Why not?

More Burlap to Cashmere, this time from their first album, 1998.



It's just good music, pure and simple.

Atmospheric!

And it's called "Airship Academy," so it's cool anyway.

This is a pretty neat concept for a music video

Morcheeba:

Have a peaceful Sunday

Burlap to Cashmere. Quite a range they've got, from crazy scary flamenco-esque songs to, well, this.

Howabout some 90's U2?

Pop is my favorite U2 album. I know, I know, I'm a heathen heretic. Whatever.

Yet another song where I have no idea what's going on

And they completely get "Glock" wrong. But then, Tricky is from "great" britan, where all they know about guns is that they are Glocks or gats, apparently.

Still, it's a pretty good tune.

Cybernetic Mariachi!

More Tricky

The mood of this song...

An applicable song

Yes, it's a love song!

Dear World

I don't care about whatever drugged up pop star died this week Really. I don't like their music, and I don't like how you are forcing me to listen to it. Go away. Please.

Digging this song

"My Mistakes Were Made for You"



Another one of those songs that would make a good James Bond theme.

Sunday Music

Demon Hunter:



Yes, they are a Christian Band. No, you won't hear this Sunday morning in most churches.

So much violence...

...for a food fight. Project 86 is always awesome:



I really need to pick up more of their music.

Ska Saved My Life!

No really, it did! I was driving home from Montana one semester, really early in the morning, must have been around 6:00 AM, still dark out of course, no one else on the interstate, my MP3 player was on random, and I was about to fall asleep. Then the OC Supertones came on:



Not sure what subcategory of Ska they fit in to, but the trumpets, the guitars, and the energy, woke me up! And I made it home aok.

Yeah, that sums me up

I just ordered some used hard copies of the self-titled "Supreme Beings of Leisure," Morcheeba's "Big Calm," and "Songs to Burn Your Bridges By" from Project 86.

So that's American 90's trip hop, british 90's trip hop, and Christian hardcore (with some of the coolest album art... EVAR). Talk about musical whiplash.

Oh, and I spent a grand total of just over $12, including shipping. Why would you bother downloading them when you can get the real deal so much cheaper?