It's a beautiful day
Nov. 19th, 2004 02:33 pmAnd there won't be many more left in the year, so I'm going for a walk. Concert review later (really). In the meantime you can dl a Styrofoam song off Music (For Robots) - I'd never heard of them (well, him technically) before the Lali Puna opener, but I got home and there it was on the music blog run, accompanied by a rant regarding Ben Gibbard and vocoders. ^^; Quite right too, but... well. I bought PSB's Release album, and I listen to it constantly, and dammit I like it. I think that makes me proof against wussy vocoder use.
And the guy is right. Gorgeous song regardless.
EDIT -- am told the link is down, which is fair enough given that the entry's fallen off the main page. XD;; Thus I uploaded it.
Styrofoam feat. Ben Gibbard - Couches in the Alley
Actually, as I was strolling along the waterfront humming this song to myself for lack of it on my mp3 player, I realised it was very much like a PSB ballad. Melodically, not just thanks to the Postal Service guy's wussy voice. >D The only thing that says it's not is production.
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The trees planted along the first stretch of the canal (drained now for winter) are oaks, and they don't lose their leaves. They stay on the tree, leathery and reddish-brown, rattling in the wind until a storm tears them off or the new growth comes in. I'm sorry I didn't think to take a walk and look at them when they were still golden.
And the guy is right. Gorgeous song regardless.
EDIT -- am told the link is down, which is fair enough given that the entry's fallen off the main page. XD;; Thus I uploaded it.
Styrofoam feat. Ben Gibbard - Couches in the Alley
Actually, as I was strolling along the waterfront humming this song to myself for lack of it on my mp3 player, I realised it was very much like a PSB ballad. Melodically, not just thanks to the Postal Service guy's wussy voice. >D The only thing that says it's not is production.
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The trees planted along the first stretch of the canal (drained now for winter) are oaks, and they don't lose their leaves. They stay on the tree, leathery and reddish-brown, rattling in the wind until a storm tears them off or the new growth comes in. I'm sorry I didn't think to take a walk and look at them when they were still golden.
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