See I got this soul. It's all fired up.
~All Fired Up
Interpol, Our Love to Admire
Interpol is the intersection between sexy, druggy rock and socio-political philosophy. Then again, most of my favorite music is.
The songs that matter, when they matter, and why they matter -- to me, at least.
Showing posts with label Interpol. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Interpol. Show all posts
Friday, December 23, 2011
Sunday, February 28, 2010
2/28/10
Stand there
Dance with
Stand there, dance with a memory
The caption reads "it's all over now"
~Steps and Numbers,
The Appleseed Cast, Low Level Owl 1
This band came back on my radar thanks to shuffle...I love this song.
Also, Interpol will be touring with U2, and while I doubt any chance I'd get to go, there's suspicion they might have a new release this year or be working on something. Would like that, miss them.
Dance with
Stand there, dance with a memory
The caption reads "it's all over now"
~Steps and Numbers,
The Appleseed Cast, Low Level Owl 1
This band came back on my radar thanks to shuffle...I love this song.
Also, Interpol will be touring with U2, and while I doubt any chance I'd get to go, there's suspicion they might have a new release this year or be working on something. Would like that, miss them.
Sunday, January 10, 2010
1/10/10
Cold air. Windows down. Fulfilling, eye-opening past few weeks. This song loudly. I need a guitar, that's not connected to an Xbox 360. You can do so much to a song by adding a few chords, Interpol succeeds by their simplicity and the contrast that comes out of it. Speedy full drum part and one-note guitar...cold air, windows down, fulfilling eye opening past few weeks. Yeah, today, my heart swings. But I don't want to take your heart, and I don't want a piece of history, no I don't want to read your thoughts anymore.
I love how this song manages to be uplifting and negative at the same time. Maybe negative isn't always bad. Maybe you need heart-swinging, you need shifting and placement and rearrangement of people, to bring out the most of your own identity.
"Cause I've got a chance for a sweet sane life. I said, I've got a dance and you'll do just fine"
I love how this song manages to be uplifting and negative at the same time. Maybe negative isn't always bad. Maybe you need heart-swinging, you need shifting and placement and rearrangement of people, to bring out the most of your own identity.
"Cause I've got a chance for a sweet sane life. I said, I've got a dance and you'll do just fine"
Wednesday, October 8, 2008
10/8/08
Never noticed Interpol much until now, but "Our Love to Admire" is a great CD.
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