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The thing is, can I listen to them easily? WIthout buying/borrowing them? You say check them out, but only really convenient I can think of to do that is to go and buy them. I don't spend money on music, especially untried stuff.
I suppose I could use iTunes, but then I'd need to buy an MP3 player...and a computer on which to load iTunes (won't work on the comp at work). Either way, it's very expensive. Much too expensive to be worth it. I blow my fun money on other things.
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You can get both of the songs I mentioned off Amazon's Free Music Downloads, as well as a few more by each artist. Ugly Casanova you'll have to do the old fashioned way, however.
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Bright Eyes has grown on me a lot. They are pretty big here in Omaha, cause this is where they started. I wasn't a huge fan of the first song of there's I heard, but I know all the words to Take It Easy. Its a sort of anti-love song about a teenage boy being ditched by his friend after they had sex. I think it struck such a cord with me because something very similar happened to me when I was 15.
My favorite verse:
quote:if you stay to long inside my memory. i will trap you in a song tied to a melody. and i'll keep you there so you can't bother me.
I'll have to listen to more of them. The new song of there's on the radio I like too, but not as well as Take it Easy. Its pretty much the opposite, being a love song.
quote: And you said, "This is the first day of my life." I'm glad I didn't die before I met you Now I don't care, I could go anywhere with you And I'd probably be happy
Now I know we have a "two line max" rule, but without saying "look at line 14-18" or something like that, how do I show the verse which I like? Take the last lines off either of the lyric quotes and they don't mean anything. Its like stopping mid sentence.
Sort of like:
quote: Four score and seven years ago our fathers brought forth on this continent, a new nation, conceived in conceived in Liberty, and
But I will edit the quotes down if I am asked to.
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I prefer his digital stuff to his acoustic stuff, and feel awful about it. It goes against everything musical I believe in.
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