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Yes, I buy CDs, rather than downloading music. I am adamant that nothing beats the real thing, in terms of sound quality and in just the sheer joy of holding a complete package of art and music and creativity,
I’ve been admiring the cover art of some of the CDs currently on high rotation in my DVD player that’s plugged into a stereo that used to play CDs but is now broken so the DVD player has to suffice as a CD player, too, and… long story, really.
Here’s a sampling of my fairly eclectic (I think) musical listening habits of late. I’ll post some more in the near future, too.
21 September 2011 – Nikon D40 – CD covers
Top, left to right:
Floating Me – Floating Me (2011)
Gotye – Like Drawing Blood (2005)
Flyleaf – Memento Mori (2009)
Underoath - Ø (Disambiguation) (2010)
Bottom, left to right:
Flyleaf – Remember to Live (2010)
Thousand Foot Krutch – The Flame in All of Us (2007) on The Thousand Foot Krutch Anthology (2009)
Red – Innocence and Instinct (Deluxe Edition) (2009)
Alestorm – Back Through Time (2011)
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Underoath – Paper Lung
I love this song. I keep thinking, ‘It’s actually quite beautiful,’ the way Richmond from the IT Crowd would say it…
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Thousand Foot Krutch – Falls Apart
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Red and Brian Head Welch – Fight Inside, Death of Me
Head is AMAZING. Korn have a special place in my heart – and I love Head’s new music, too. Oh, and Red are also great!
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Gotye – Hearts A Mess
Proof that incredible music comes out of Melbourne… Just in case that weren’t obvious! I love the video too. Australian music is so good! (Yes, I am very biased.)
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Floating Me – Breaking to Breathe
I know I’ve mentioned this band on this blog before. But they are a brilliant Australian band and I can’t get enough of their music.
To prove the point, here’s another video…
Floating Me – Narke
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Flyleaf – Again
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Alestorm – The Sunk’n Norwegian
