What if somewhere out there there’s someone who is really into rap and country and hates all other kinds of music?
help, i’m alive. - metric
My heart keeps beating like a hamburger!
Reblogging without listening because I’m listening to Les Mis.
(Source: slimeghostboy)
Hero by Regina Spektor
“No one’s got it all
No one’s got it all
No one’s got it all”
by leotheartist.com
Amanda Palmer & The Grand Theft Orchestra | Want It Back
MARINA & THE DIAMONDS - PRIMADONNA PRINCESS
In the video for “Primadonna”, Marina prances around a mansion as if she’s royalty. It’s adorable and all, but what if she actually was? What if she had a castle to prance around and loads of adoring subjects? And thus “Primadonna Princess” was born. Consider it a royally stripped down version of “Primadonna”, complete with violin soloist to give it that wedding feel.
“I can’t help that I need it all, the primadonna life, the rise and fall.”
Bigmouth Strikes Again - The Smiths
Lost Kitten | Metric
whoops guess what my morning sewing and intoxiation soundtrack consists of
Whistle- Flo Rida
hahahaha guy remember that time i saw this live before it was officially released oh my god this song just holds a special place in my heart
The literal meaning of lyrics does not define the quality of pop music
I sometimes watch people like Todd in The Shadows and the Rap Critic, and sometimes they’re good at reviewing things, but I’ve noticed this weird trend that hurts their reviews and it kind of goes like this.
- Reviews of bad songs get more views and are generally funnier and better received by the audience
- In fact, most people watching the videos hate all pop music and don’t even want to see positive reviews
- If a song gets popular enough, it has to be reviewed
- FUCK, this song is actually good
- I know! The lyrics! The lyrics are silly!
So they end up taking songs like Call Me Maybe, Payphone, We Are Young, and other songs that are popular and good, and then they make them into negative reviews by literally interpreting the lyrics and video and criticizing them. (see an example after the jump)
Rebecca Black’s ‘Friday’ and Nyan Cat played on piano simultaneously
In which two negatives result in a positive.
holy…
oh my god
i can’t-
MY EARS ARE GASMING
never thought i’d ever enjoy either songs
just some production and mixing practice. I think I’m capable of making things that sound professional now. and by professional i mean 8-bit kpop
Rob Me Blind by Jay Brannan
I love this music video, the cinematography speaks millions of words and I love the constant feeling of tension it has.
