Music?

[christa08]

For those who like SNL-type humor music, (D**k in a Box anybody? ) check out The Lonely Island - Incredibad. It's hilarious.

[christa08]

Here's the video for Sia - Buttons. It's...interesting
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Uvd814WG2t4

The Lonely Island - J*zz in my Pants
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6I5XXFqOUyA

Now on a more serious note, this song is gorgeous. I haven't been able to stop listening to it for about a week now...

Imogen Heap - Hide and Seek
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5cpSv2mNhhc

[Jennifer5]

Originally Posted by christa08

Imogen Heap - Hide and Seek
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5cpSv2mNhhc

I thought it was only alright the first time... but I can't stop hitting repeat. I think I might love it.

[Matt Algren]

Originally Posted by andrewlittle

... and wow and wow.

Not normally the kind of music I like, but this man has an incredible voice. The video is beautiful. Hope you don't mind, but I stole it for my blog.

I decided to hold it till Valentine's Day on mine!

Originally Posted by Daniel

Matt- thanks for posting this! Love End of the World, Matt's blog and his tale about going to a party for Gus Van Sant.

It's unusual for a singer to bridge vocal styles so successfully, but Mr. Alber does, with aplomb. And you know what? I may live, teach and breath classical singing, but I like Matt's contemporary stuff more. Maybe it's because his personality and creativity (he writes his own material) shines through so much brighter. His voice almost keens it's way into your heart. Great stuff.

He's got one on his album called "Field Trip Buddy" which melts me every time. Here it is at Rhapsody. It's funny the things we forget...

Originally Posted by Daniel

Deller was a countertenor who- perhaps- more than anyone, made it possible for those like Matt Algren to have a career. His blazed the trail brilliantly, creating an interest in forgotten music.

Heh. Thanks for the typo. If only I had the chops.

[Dakota]

I like Stevie Nicks and Fleetwood Mac. "Don't Stop" is my top favorite Fleetwood Mac song because it is very upbeat and reminds you to keep looking forward to a fresh, new day, no matter how bad things get or how bad you think your life is. "Sweet Girl" is my favorite Stevie Nicks song. I dedicated it to a very close friend of mine. But from Stevie's solo albums, I think I like "Planets Of The Universe" from "Trouble In Shangri-La" the best, because it's about an intense argument and love/hate relationship she had with fellow bandmate and former lover Lindsey Buckingham. I still believe, to this very day, that both Stevie and Lindsey are still hot for each other (which probably explains the constant bickering they did backstage during their "Say You Will" tour six years ago), but are frustrated because now that Lindsey has a wife and kids, they can't have each other anymore. I've seen two Stevie Nicks concerts in my life so far, and during both shows, she seemed totally obsessed with Lindsey and was acting as if she couldn't stop thinking about him.