Showing posts with label can't stop thinking about. Show all posts
Showing posts with label can't stop thinking about. Show all posts

Sunday, April 18, 2010

can't stop thinking about: broken bells

I have a bit of a thing for James Mercer's voice. From what I understand, quite a few other people feel the same way. I guess that makes me part of the mainstream – is that so bad?

I've been obsessing over three songs on the Broken Bells album – I've been playing them over and over in my car. Over and over and over. My obsession might also have to do with the lyrics that I can't get out of my head:

It's too late to change your mind, you let loss be your guide – High Road

Common fears start to multiply, we realize we're paralyzed. Where did it go, all that precious time, did we even try to stem the tide? Why should we waste it on buying into the same old lies? The longer we wait around the faster the years go by – Vaporize

I was lost then and I'm lost now and I doubt I'll ever know which way to go – Vaporize

Remember what they say, there's no shortcut to a dream, it's all blood and sweat and life is what you manage in between – October

(image: brokenbells.com)

Saturday, January 23, 2010

can't stop thinking about...


...things of simple beauty:

the opening sequence to The Assassination of Jesse James (oh, and the entire film)

the new EELS album, End Times

summer nights in the back yard (summer had better arrive quickly or I might go off the deep end)

(image: from The Assassination of Jesse James)

Sunday, February 8, 2009

can't stop thinking about...

... how I should have bought the album Orange by Jon Spencer Blues Explosion back in 1994 when it was friggin' available. Can't buy it on iTunes. I could order a used copy through Amazon but I have a hard time trusting that any of the used copies are in decent shape.

Friday, January 23, 2009

can't stop thinking about...

...the documentary My Architect by Nathanial Kahn, son of architect Louis Kahn

Tuesday, December 30, 2008

can't stop thinking about...

I can't stop thinking about this web video: The Story of Stuff