Lets take a minute to stop and give a round of applause for
lists. Seriously. I mean, I love lists. I make lists for everything. What outfits to wear for a week away, what
makeup I want to buy, meal plans for the week, projects I want to start, gifts
I want to give, dates I want to go on.
My Iphone notes section is a glimpse into my soul by way of lists. So, I want to create a weekly list blog on my
site. Being as unorganized and unable to
focus on any one thing as I am ("Squirrel"... if you've seen Up you will get this reference!), it will change weekly. But at least once a month I want to have a
music list. If there’s anything I love
more than lists its music. And combine
the two, you’ve got something pretty special.
My music taste encompasses everything from folk to indie to country to a
little rock, old stuff and new stuff and everything in between. I’m not a huge fan of 90s music to be honest
(I find its kindof like coming across your old year book photos and immediately
wanting to hide the album before anyone can see that you did in fact choose to
cut off all your hair to look like Drew Barrymore and no it wasn’t an accident
you were wearing that oversized man’s cardigan, you had in fact thought it
looked cool) but other than that I am very open minded. In my
love of blogs I have been introduced to soo many new bands that I love and I
hope I can do the same here.
This month (December) maybe because of the cold weather or
the fact I’ve been trapped mostly indoors I’ve really been into folky
music. Pretty mellow but great for
having on in the background while making a big pot of soup or curling up next
to the fire with a great book or one of your favorite magazines.
December 2013 Listening List
1.
Beach House – Wild
2.
Lorde – Buzzcut Season
3.
Vance Joy – Riptide
4.
Phoenix – The Real Thing
5.
Lord Huron – Ends of the Earth
6.
Royal Wood – Forever and Ever
7.
The Head and the Heart – Rivers and Roads
8.
The Lumineers – Morning Song
9. Of Monsters and Men – Yellow Light
10. The Apache Relay – Home is Not Places
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