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Hey! I'm still here. Work became temporarily insane and I am going through one of those phases where I'm not feeling very musically inspired. I find myself listening only to the amazing mix CD I got from Liz and CBC Radio. Any recommendations?
The most sublime musical experience I've had recently was when I was in Toronto visiting my parents, and I went for a drive in my father's car - the big blue 1979 Mercury Grand Marquee that I hadn't driven for a good two years. But, it's still alive, and the plush blue interior is as fresh as it was the day it was purchased over 27 years ago. The cassette player has been broken for years, so I switched on AM radio, and Neil Young's "Heart of Gold" streamed out of the speakers, loud and clear. It was pretty awesome.
The most sublime musical experience I've had recently was when I was in Toronto visiting my parents, and I went for a drive in my father's car - the big blue 1979 Mercury Grand Marquee that I hadn't driven for a good two years. But, it's still alive, and the plush blue interior is as fresh as it was the day it was purchased over 27 years ago. The cassette player has been broken for years, so I switched on AM radio, and Neil Young's "Heart of Gold" streamed out of the speakers, loud and clear. It was pretty awesome.
posted by terki at 3:24 PM
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I like this song, and so should you:
http://www.worksongs.com/Arrah&TheFerns_Skylark.mp3
If you don't already, I feel like you might love the Kings of Convenience. I bought their "Riot on an Empty Street" last month and love love love it. It's chill and would go as well with Sunday brunch as it would with latenight wine.
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