mr. mac has passed me the stick to do a meme about music. He says that I'm a music buff. I think I would know more about movies than music, however, I don't want to be a party-pooper. Here we go:
- Total volume of music files on my computer?
Very small: 803 songs, 205 days or 3.29 GB. I deleted most of my music files some weeks ago and started to store only to-go or to-work music on my PC and iPod. That is, no Tom Waits, Atari Teenage Riot, et al. - The last CD I bought was?
Back To Mine by Pet Shop Boys (actually only selected by the Pet Shop Boys). I know I'm totally old fashioned. I buy CDs. I like to have the whole package in my hands. I still think it's a shame that the covers had to shrink from LP to CD format. - Song playing right now?
The Poem by Massive Sounds feat. Mutaburaka. Produced and arranged by Bobby Konders in 1989. My boyfriend Gatín loves to dance to this track. It's a way of getting him here virtually. - Five songs I listen to a lot or that mean a lot to me (in no particular order)
- YMCA by Village People.
I bought my first LP (a sampler) because of this song. Actually a song to be ashamed of, whatever, it was my first time. - Get Ready by Rare Earth.
I had to buy a CD player, because the live version of this song recorded in Switzerland was only available on CD (I've got the original on LP too). It's a song of the time when one song filled up a LP side. - Burning Down The House by Talking Heads.
There is no record that I played more often than Stop Making Sense (the movie version was over two years on screen in Zürich). Burning Down The House was my favourite song on it until I discovered the beauty of Once In A Lifetime. - When Doves Cry by Prince.
This list can't be without a song by the Dawn. It still makes me tremble inside. - Blue Monday by New Order.
It's my favourite song of the eighties and there was no song is this list, which is younger than from the eighties anyway.
- I am going to pass the stick to
Stoipi, who has got a huge collection of true beauties & Tigresa, who seems to listen to a lot of R&B.
2 comments:
Love, love, LOVE Blue Monday. Where would we be without it, I wonder? It was integral to my teens!
I have to second ms. mac's comment. Where would any of us be today without Blue Monday? It's even one of my ringtones.
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