My BIG playlist

leia and chewbacca

Konichiwa bitches.

I ‘ve been listening to A LOT of music lately, especially since I got back from the legendary Sasquatch Music Festival! AMAZING. Out of this world. I only like to rub it in cos it was awesome.

That festival, well all music festivals in general to be honest, open me up to new music every single time, without fail. Thats is mostly because I like to check out the new indie bands! what a concept. Despite that it seems every year since my university days I’ve been losing my edge on the latest greatest musical happenings. I would usually know every band that was performing, but this time no idea. So thank God for music festivals as they reaffirm my faith in modern music. Plus it’s nice to see hot girls actually dance to decent tunes, not just to the latest club crap phenom. Kid Cudi day and night does my head in.

The other thing is there is just so much music available out there nowadays. YEAH I said it! So  stop listening to the radio!  I recently  checked out my last.fm account and I listen to about 514 artists apparently.  THAT BLOWS MY MIND!! I could only  go in detail for about 20 of those bands, as I used to buy cds by them… Remember those? Its funny when you buy a cd you actually feel like more connected to them, or at least I did. You would sit down and really appreciate the music more, learn about the band, probably because you invested money in it so better be half decent. I’d only buy it anyways after downloading the tracks. Thats a different topic for another time.  Anyways back to there being so much god damn music out there ….there are bands popping out of every freaking corner of the Earth. There could be skinny kids in a garage right now in Bumhole, America uploading the “next” sound onto their myspace page,  you know a little dash of Neds Atomic Dustbin and Devendra Banhart. Mad fer it.

BTW: Devendras remix of of Get Off Your High Horse Lady by Oasis is unreal, Noel sounds like a sherpa shouting from the Himalayan  mountain tops. EPIC.

Which reminds me, I love the buzz I get when I hear a killer tune for the first time. Nothing beats it, always feels like a sound from another universe. The first time I heard Tomorrow Never Knows by The Beatles, despite the tune being 40 years old, my jaw dropped. Well okay it didn’t literally drop, but I played it 20 times after that in a row.  It was a definite whoa experience. And thats whats it all about, not the soul destroying music they play on the radio. I need to get XFM….

my itunes playlist: Mostly all new tracks, but also a lot from  2008 and 2007.

* I could make this into playlist that is downloadable if there is any interest.  woo

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