What can I say, I'm hooked. Adele's Hometown Glory has kept me from updating Squeaks' Playlist in over 4 weeks. It joins the ranks of only a few songs -- like U2's One, Pearl Jam's Black, Metallica's Nothing Else Matters, Iz's Somewhere Over The Rainbow, Peter Murphy's Cuts You Up, The Cure's Fascination Street, The Frames's Falling Slowly, and David Crowder's O Praise Him -- that I find so haunting and captivating that, each time I play them, it takes a very deep breath and a few quiet moments to shake off the satisfying and tantalizing prickling that consumes me...(a somewhat similar sensation evoked by Radiohead's Creep, a long distance and long-time-ago dedication to an ex,...but that's another story for another day.)
Monday, May 12, 2008
Can't Get Enough
What can I say, I'm hooked. Adele's Hometown Glory has kept me from updating Squeaks' Playlist in over 4 weeks. It joins the ranks of only a few songs -- like U2's One, Pearl Jam's Black, Metallica's Nothing Else Matters, Iz's Somewhere Over The Rainbow, Peter Murphy's Cuts You Up, The Cure's Fascination Street, The Frames's Falling Slowly, and David Crowder's O Praise Him -- that I find so haunting and captivating that, each time I play them, it takes a very deep breath and a few quiet moments to shake off the satisfying and tantalizing prickling that consumes me...(a somewhat similar sensation evoked by Radiohead's Creep, a long distance and long-time-ago dedication to an ex,...but that's another story for another day.)
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you are such a music fiend :) -a
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