listening to old cds

i was in the mood for some nine days, so i pulled out the madding crowd.

still as good as i remember!



*Life is not as much about saying hello, as it is goodbye*

It's so sad
You're so good and I'm so bad
But you won't see me wasting the best thing I ever had

Bobby's in the basement making his movie,
paints a little picture but not to be cheesy,
wants this little girl to beleive in him easy,
bristles through the canvas imagining he feels.....
Hiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiigh


Catchiest. Song. Ever.

and i absolutely love her....

i want to be a shooting star...acrosse the heavens to be where you are



*Life is not as much about saying hello, as it is goodbye*

So give me a little credit!!
Have in me a little faith!
I wanna be with you forever!!
If tomorrow's not too late

But it's always too late
When you got nothing--so you say

Well you should never let the sunset on tomorrow
Before the sun rises today

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so close yet so far away



Mike Mc--



Myspace.com/macattack42691

hi old Cd's would be ,Monday songs, Three and Something to listen to not madding crowd

Shhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh,



You all know that there is no talking during Greener Grass.

Not keen on an awful lot pre-TMC, personally.

The Madding Crowd would be my benchmark for audible solidity. To my ear, it's when they found 'their sound' as a collaborative band, and as individuals... and splendid it all is too.

The writing was always there, but everything else seemed to fall into place audibly at the TMC crossroads for me. Despite whatever relations they might have with the big 'S' now, I'm not going to try and deny that their brush with the bigtime didn't do wonders for everything they've done since.

Whether it's conscious or not, I think the people they got to work with during their time under Sony did a lot more for ND than simply to release their record.

It added clarity, and the realisation to each and every member of the band that they really were, good enough. I don't think either John or Brian would still be persuing solo ventures if they weren't riding with the knowledge that they have what it takes.

That's my perspective on 'the old' anyway. Take or leave it.

I'll stop rambling now... and go do some work.



Post Edited (09-21-05 15:56)

I don't know, but... Something to Listen to had some great songs... Nine Days of Rain, Castle Burning, Shipwreck Water, Lost You, Her Own Two Feet, shoot, the whole album was awesome

haha some of my old cds that I actually own would be:
-Britney Spears OOPS... I DID IT AGAIN (she was, WAS pretty cool);
-Eminem MARSHALL MATHERS (monumental!!!);
-N'SYNC (you're lying if you were never into them, waiting in line with all the girls for this CD was embarressing though);
-Maroon 5 SONGS ABOUT JANE (actually that one is sort of recent, but it's considered old because it always reminds me of this girl i fell for back in high school because she was the one who gave me the album)

JoeShih....

If I could ban you, I would.

the first cd i even owned was ace of base

...and i probably still know all the words to every song on it



*Life is not as much about saying hello, as it is goodbye*

Old music is just plain better.



~ Sofi ~

"And so tomorrow there will be another number for the one who had a name."

=P

Sketch summed it up right thur.


I'm rundown but I still hit the street.