Zoomerang96
ONE love, blood, life
in part four of my fantastic series of threads examining interference's various fans of good music, we take a closer look at newfoundland's gibson girl.
a devoted radiohead fan, gibson girl has been known to wreak havoc in coldplay threads with pictures of thom yorke and co., an episode not lost on the great deathbear.
last night i caught up with gibson girl at her residence in the hamptons, where we spent the evening in love with each other, in between conversation biscuits consisting primarily of music, on which we nibbled on in between kisses.
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1. is canada producing the best music in the world these days, if you subtract the shit that mainstream radio's are pumping out? if so, who are these bands.
2. in regards to the highly contentious debates regarding coldplay on this board over the past year or so, use this opportunity to express why you feel the way you do about the english foursome/fivesome whatever.
3. five bands you wanna see live within the next five years.
4. do you listen to music primarily with ear phones or through a stereo? do you spend time right before you sleep listening to music, and if so, what kind of music do you generally play at this time?
5. have you heard the leslie feist rendition of broken social scene's 'lover's spit'? if not, download it off soulseek, and then answer the following question. when the sounds of the wind come rolling through your speakers, with about, i dunno, 1-2 minutes left in the song, what sort of landscapes do you see in your head? is it perhaps one of the most beatiful sounds you've ever heard?
6. explain how music affects your daily life. when you walk into a room full of people you don't want to be near, what song plays in your mind...when you're looking for things to do around the house, what songs are the first you start singing without really thinking about it?
7. since this is a u2 message board, which are your favourite 4 albums and why?
8. favourite 10 songs of all time?
9. favourite 10 songs right now?
10. where do you hope mainstream radio will find itself in three years?
a devoted radiohead fan, gibson girl has been known to wreak havoc in coldplay threads with pictures of thom yorke and co., an episode not lost on the great deathbear.
last night i caught up with gibson girl at her residence in the hamptons, where we spent the evening in love with each other, in between conversation biscuits consisting primarily of music, on which we nibbled on in between kisses.
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1. is canada producing the best music in the world these days, if you subtract the shit that mainstream radio's are pumping out? if so, who are these bands.
2. in regards to the highly contentious debates regarding coldplay on this board over the past year or so, use this opportunity to express why you feel the way you do about the english foursome/fivesome whatever.
3. five bands you wanna see live within the next five years.
4. do you listen to music primarily with ear phones or through a stereo? do you spend time right before you sleep listening to music, and if so, what kind of music do you generally play at this time?
5. have you heard the leslie feist rendition of broken social scene's 'lover's spit'? if not, download it off soulseek, and then answer the following question. when the sounds of the wind come rolling through your speakers, with about, i dunno, 1-2 minutes left in the song, what sort of landscapes do you see in your head? is it perhaps one of the most beatiful sounds you've ever heard?
6. explain how music affects your daily life. when you walk into a room full of people you don't want to be near, what song plays in your mind...when you're looking for things to do around the house, what songs are the first you start singing without really thinking about it?
7. since this is a u2 message board, which are your favourite 4 albums and why?
8. favourite 10 songs of all time?
9. favourite 10 songs right now?
10. where do you hope mainstream radio will find itself in three years?
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Would anyone care to send it to me?
More people need to listen to classical. Too many just pass it off as boring or pretentious, but hell, it provided the backbone for great music today as we know it! As for the second question, I've never really noticed myself doing that all that much. But if I ever do sing for no reason, it's usually something I've been listening to a lot prior to then. Like the other day, I had been listening to Pink Floyd's The Final Cut on repeat, and would just randomly hum songs from the album when I was making tea, or whatever. 
