I’m addicted to downloading MP3s again. I was ripping a few off some CDs I found stacked on my tower over in the corner of my room (I rarely go over to that corner, since it’s just a huge tower of over 150 CDs [thank you, forgetful brothers!]) I tried to swim my way through them and found some great stuff. For instance, now I’m addicted to a song I had never bothered listening to on the Philadelphia soundtrack. I think the next time I’m asked to sing at one of those church things I’m going to since track number five – “Send Me Somebody to Love”. I love the mellow bluesyness of it. MmmMmm Good. Go download it, I say!
And now I’m downloading a song I’ve been hearing all over the place but could never remember to download it. It’s like that stupid song has been chasing me around, so I’m finally answering its call. Last night I did that with three other songs; ‘I Miss You’ by Randy Newman (horribly depressing, but pretty), ‘Bar B-Q’ by Wendy Rene (absolutely hilarious and I have no idea why), and ‘Waiting for October’ by Miracle Legion (dunno why I got that one, just got it stuck in my head). And now that stupid brain-chasing song is downloading, ‘Alright’ by Supergrass. Every teenager should have that song in their MP3 library, just to be stereotypical. 🙂 Hey, at least it’s fun to dance to.
It’s a shame I left my list downstairs of other songs I’ve been wanting to download. While taking hours and hours to burn all of my digital video collection onto CDs, I listened to the satellite radio stations on DirecTV. I picked up tons of great old big band songs! Things like “It’s Been A Long, Long Time”, and there was another one that was just hilarious. Something like “Six Lessons From Madame La Monga”, or something. I’ll try searching for it and see if it pops up. Also, I’ve been listening to the reggae station lately just for fun. I really should remember to write down those song titles. They’re even more fun to dance to. 🙂
Yes, yes, I know, go ahead and say it. You’ll feel much better after you do. Come on, only two little words. You can do it.
“You’re weird!”
Thank you, yes I am. 🙂