Four for my headache
May. 29th, 2005 02:07 amHome, finally. Sore, tired, and not sleepy. My head hurts but my stomach is better now.
And I'm poking at my music library, considering weird ideas for mix discs. Most of these are far better put together on paper than actually burned.
Albums based on commonalities in band or song names, for instance.
And so now I'm idly working on a CD called 'Add It Up' where every track relates to a number. Starting out with "Nothing" by Depeche Mode, or "I Got Plenty of Nothing" by Sinatra, or "Party at Ground Zero" by Fishbone, or something like that. It's a project that reminds me of Tahnan.
If I consider Bob and Doug McKenzie doing the Twelve Days of Christmas Eric Clapton doing After Midnight or Bond doing 1812 to be cheating, then I can't get past eleven. Elvis Costello saves me twice, with Thirteen Steps Lead Down and Fifteen Petals. (Unless I count the Cure's 10:15 Saturday Night. Oh wait, Depeche Mode's Little Fifteen.) And as I refuse to include the Goldberg Variations as counting, Sexy + 17 is the end of my list. Oddly, I find no 18s at all. I suppose I could use Bond and the 1812 here.... In which case Elvis saves me again with 20% Amnesia, but there's no 21s in my library.
And I'm poking at my music library, considering weird ideas for mix discs. Most of these are far better put together on paper than actually burned.
Albums based on commonalities in band or song names, for instance.
And so now I'm idly working on a CD called 'Add It Up' where every track relates to a number. Starting out with "Nothing" by Depeche Mode, or "I Got Plenty of Nothing" by Sinatra, or "Party at Ground Zero" by Fishbone, or something like that. It's a project that reminds me of Tahnan.
If I consider Bob and Doug McKenzie doing the Twelve Days of Christmas Eric Clapton doing After Midnight or Bond doing 1812 to be cheating, then I can't get past eleven. Elvis Costello saves me twice, with Thirteen Steps Lead Down and Fifteen Petals. (Unless I count the Cure's 10:15 Saturday Night. Oh wait, Depeche Mode's Little Fifteen.) And as I refuse to include the Goldberg Variations as counting, Sexy + 17 is the end of my list. Oddly, I find no 18s at all. I suppose I could use Bond and the 1812 here.... In which case Elvis saves me again with 20% Amnesia, but there's no 21s in my library.
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Date: 2005-05-29 04:08 am (UTC)If you are looking for an 18, Alice Cooper had a pretty famous song back in the day called I'm Eighteen. (http://www.dongrays.com/alice-cooper/litd.html)
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Date: 2005-05-29 10:27 am (UTC)no subject
Date: 2005-05-29 12:29 pm (UTC)You could do all sorts of other strange themes (not that I actually know if anyone wrote songs about these subjects):
Food (tons of sub-categories)
Furniture
Days of the Week
Drinks (alcoholic or non)
Body Parts
Colors (strictly limit blue songs)
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Date: 2005-05-29 12:46 pm (UTC)I Don't Like Mondays. Ruby Tuesday. Friday I'm in Love. Saturday Night's All Right for Fighting. Every Day Is Like Sunday. Having an Average Weekend. The Worst Day Since Yesterday.
Alas, the middle of the week gets very short shrift. (:
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Date: 2005-05-30 05:05 pm (UTC)Tori Amos has a song called Wednesday
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Date: 2005-05-31 12:31 am (UTC)no subject
Date: 2005-05-31 12:37 am (UTC)