In these posts, I set my life to music whether it’s a song that reminds me of a moment in time or playlist that gets me pumped up and ready to go
You must know how this works by now; stick on some music and write about the memories. Pretty straight-forward. Let’s get started. Words – Train: This is just one of the amazing songs from Train’s album Save me, San Francisco that I’d play on my commute to and from college. I learnt all the … More So Many Musical Memories
When I was at school, we had a school song – Proud by Heather Small. It was played during every assembly, we all knew the lyrics and the phrase “what have you done today to make you feel proud?” was everywhere. At the time it was incredibly annoying. We had no choice but to listen … More Look into the window of my mind
“Put your music on shuffle and write about the songs played” Famous last words – My Chemical Romance I got really into MCR when I was like 14 (as all the cool kids did, right?). I remember buying The Black Parade album three times as presents before I actually brought my own copy. I also … More Shuffling Through Even More Memories
Let’s talk about music. Music can change your mood. It can make you want to laugh or cry or dance until you do both. It can distract you from your surroundings. It’s constantly in my head. I’ve always got my headphones on: on the way to college, when I’m spending hours scrolling through Tumblr, right … More Music on My Mind
No party can be complete without a sing along. Here are my top five Christmas songs [with videos for your viewing pleasure] – I wish it could be Christmas everyday – Wizzard http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZoxQ4Ul_DME Merry Christmas everybody – Slade http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0A8KT365wlA All I want for Christmas is you – Mariah Carey http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yXQViqx6GMY Fairytale of New York – … More Christmas Party Playlist [Blogmas 3]
The Little Snowball 