Day 18: An instrumental song you like.
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lululuvsolDay 1: Your favorite song.
Day 2: A song that makes you cry.
Day 3: A song that makes you dance.
Day 4: Your favorite male singer.
Day 5: Your favorite female singer.
Day 6: Your favorite band.
Day 7: One band/singer you're ashamed to admit you like.
Day 8: One band/singer whose popularity you will never understand.
Day 9: A song that reminds you of an ex.
Day 10: A song that reminds you of your father.
Day 11: A song that reminds you of your mother.
Day 12: A song that makes you want to have sex.
Day 13: A song you sing in the shower.
Day 14: A song from the year you were born.
Day 15: A song you liked in high school.
Day 16: The first song in your mp3 folder.
Day 17: The last song in your mp3 folder.
Day 18: An instrumental song you like.
Day 19: Your favorite love song.
Day 20: Your favorite breakup song.
Day 21: A song that makes you want to break stuff.
Day 22: Your favorite song from a movie.
Day 23: Your favorite duet.
Day 24: Your favorite cover song.
Day 25: Your favorite song from 2010 (so far)
Day 26: Your favorite music video.
Day 27: One song in your mp3 folder you're pretty sure no one else has.
Day 28: One song that needs to never be played again.
Day 29: One song that gives you the creeps.
Day 30: A song you'd like played at your funeral.
Day 18: An instrumental song you like.
The Innocence Mission - "The Melendys Go Abroad"
I generally don't gravitate towards music without words. I really had no idea what to post today, I first thought of movie themes. I have the themes from my two favorite movies on my iTunes and they both make me smile. But they make me smile because they remind me of the movie and give me a feeling because of that. There's a calypso cover of a They Might Be Giants song that is instrumental that I thoroughly enjoy, but the song originally has words, so it somehow doesn't feel right either. But yesterday I received the copy of the most recent Innocence Mission record that I had ordered last week. The Innocence Mission usually include at least one instrumental song per album. There were two on this one, but this one stood out to me because it's really beautiful, so I thought I'd put that here today.
If you don't know who The Innocence Mission are...they're a band that lives in my hometown of Lancaster, PA. They make somber yet somewhat joyful, very mellow and intimate music. It's delicate, lullabye-ish and it feels like a warm blanket on a cold rainy night to me. They calm me.
Day 2: A song that makes you cry.
Day 3: A song that makes you dance.
Day 4: Your favorite male singer.
Day 5: Your favorite female singer.
Day 6: Your favorite band.
Day 7: One band/singer you're ashamed to admit you like.
Day 8: One band/singer whose popularity you will never understand.
Day 9: A song that reminds you of an ex.
Day 10: A song that reminds you of your father.
Day 11: A song that reminds you of your mother.
Day 12: A song that makes you want to have sex.
Day 13: A song you sing in the shower.
Day 14: A song from the year you were born.
Day 15: A song you liked in high school.
Day 16: The first song in your mp3 folder.
Day 17: The last song in your mp3 folder.
Day 18: An instrumental song you like.
Day 19: Your favorite love song.
Day 20: Your favorite breakup song.
Day 21: A song that makes you want to break stuff.
Day 22: Your favorite song from a movie.
Day 23: Your favorite duet.
Day 24: Your favorite cover song.
Day 25: Your favorite song from 2010 (so far)
Day 26: Your favorite music video.
Day 27: One song in your mp3 folder you're pretty sure no one else has.
Day 28: One song that needs to never be played again.
Day 29: One song that gives you the creeps.
Day 30: A song you'd like played at your funeral.
Day 18: An instrumental song you like.
The Innocence Mission - "The Melendys Go Abroad"
I generally don't gravitate towards music without words. I really had no idea what to post today, I first thought of movie themes. I have the themes from my two favorite movies on my iTunes and they both make me smile. But they make me smile because they remind me of the movie and give me a feeling because of that. There's a calypso cover of a They Might Be Giants song that is instrumental that I thoroughly enjoy, but the song originally has words, so it somehow doesn't feel right either. But yesterday I received the copy of the most recent Innocence Mission record that I had ordered last week. The Innocence Mission usually include at least one instrumental song per album. There were two on this one, but this one stood out to me because it's really beautiful, so I thought I'd put that here today.
If you don't know who The Innocence Mission are...they're a band that lives in my hometown of Lancaster, PA. They make somber yet somewhat joyful, very mellow and intimate music. It's delicate, lullabye-ish and it feels like a warm blanket on a cold rainy night to me. They calm me.
