(5:7:5)
For all you workers
The tasks you must complete are
only for now...yeah.
These theraputic tracks have helped me get through long days, so why should they not help you? They appear random.
Go for your dreams!
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Thursday, June 28, 2007
For all you workers out there
I have been occupying myself with great dignity these past couple of days, working at a public relations firm as an intern. It's been exciting; I go to readings of new plays, I get to read a plethora of newspaper/magazine articles, and I get to go on exciting lunchbreaks smack in the middle of midtown. (The last part was a cynical statement, but I still have fun eating my tuna salad on a toasted bagel for $7.95 a pop.) Being that I do a lot of cutting/pasting, stuffing envelopes, and glueing, I need music to drown out the spacey and silent part of my brain. First, I'll compose a haiku for you:
Tuesday, June 19, 2007
Oh So Late, Please Forgive Me // June MiniPlaylist
Readers (the few that you are):
I have been neglecting my divine obligations that I maintain for this blog. Being a struggling high school student, I felt that I needed to take the month of May and the majority of June off for the sake of my studies. I have been taking standardized tests, but I have nevertheless been listening to some very good music. Especially now do I need such music, with my physics regents coming up. Perhaps I'll do better than my lowzy 71 for Chemistry (Although I did jump for joy at the sight of that grade.) Summer is around the corner, and with my [hopefully] new job at this press releasing office for theatre companies plus extraneous time on my hands, I will have more time for music. Here's a June Mini-Playlist. My Apologies.
1. Digitalism - Pogo
2. Yeah Yeah Yeahs vs. Daft Punk - World Maps (Along Came Jones Remix)
3. Stab The Matador - Doctor
4. White Rabbits - Kid On My Shoulders
5. The Cribs - Men's Needs
Oh--And I take back all that enthusiasm I expressed for "The Heinrich Maneuver." I was just really excited for an Interpol song (any song) to surface. The chord progression isn't better than Slow Hands--it's identical. I still know that Our Love to Admire will be great though. Everyone will know!
I have been neglecting my divine obligations that I maintain for this blog. Being a struggling high school student, I felt that I needed to take the month of May and the majority of June off for the sake of my studies. I have been taking standardized tests, but I have nevertheless been listening to some very good music. Especially now do I need such music, with my physics regents coming up. Perhaps I'll do better than my lowzy 71 for Chemistry (Although I did jump for joy at the sight of that grade.) Summer is around the corner, and with my [hopefully] new job at this press releasing office for theatre companies plus extraneous time on my hands, I will have more time for music. Here's a June Mini-Playlist. My Apologies.
1. Digitalism - Pogo
2. Yeah Yeah Yeahs vs. Daft Punk - World Maps (Along Came Jones Remix)
3. Stab The Matador - Doctor
4. White Rabbits - Kid On My Shoulders
5. The Cribs - Men's Needs
Oh--And I take back all that enthusiasm I expressed for "The Heinrich Maneuver." I was just really excited for an Interpol song (any song) to surface. The chord progression isn't better than Slow Hands--it's identical. I still know that Our Love to Admire will be great though. Everyone will know!
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