Bill Withers' Lovely Day from the 127 Hours OST

Metallica - Seek & Destroy

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GALLOWBRAID - ASHEN EIDOLON (2010)
Nice, tight, debut E.P from Utah-based atmospheric black/folk metal band. Long instrumental sections, some interesting black/clean vocal harmonies, and some keys and a flute thrown in for good measure.

I'm listening to one of my favorite Beatles's songs, "Julia," and also hunted down Howard Jones' "No one is to blame" after hearing it on the radio today. I always liked "No one is to blame" ever since I first heard it in 1986 and enjoyed its metaphors and message:

The Beatles - "Julia"


Howard Jones - "No one is to blame"


And *now* I'm listening to Beethoven's 2nd Symphony, second movement as a kind of "crash course" since my orchestra performs it soon. There's one part of this placid and light, then contemplative, piece that I feel is very beautiful...but I'm waiting to find when it is in this video....AH, yes...beginning at 6:00 through 6:40 as the tension increases and then resolves. :)

I made this video, so I've heard Santana's Winning a few times today.

Prudence - Drunk and Happy (1973)

Norwegian folk-prog.

Unbelievably infectious Techno.

This song came on the radio today and so I looked up a video of it, because Rick Springfield's "Jessie's Girl" is one of those songs to which I just can't help wanting to sing along whenever I hear it:

Rick Springfield - "Jessie's Girl"



And now here's a song I'm listening to that takes me back to high school and is my favorite song by The Outfield:

The Outfield - "Your Love"



I've never actually seen any of the singers before (I've just heard the songs), so it's fun to see what they actually look like after 20 years or so of not knowing. :)

Never thought I'd hear Arms & Sleepers so dark.