Tuesday, February 12, 2008
it's only now that i thought of age as a function of musical interest.
as you grow older, the themes start to be more deeper than your typical candy-lickin' songs.
i'm listening to Welcome the Night by The Ataris and i hear Kris Roe growing up from the punk-love songs of the band's past albums. this amplifies to me resoundingly since you can't sing about a blatant broken heart forever. Those themes can be hidden, which implies depth. And that's all the album resonates to me.
i will do more in depth listening in the future. i planned to do reviews with Jimmy Eat World's Chasing the Light and Lifehouse's Who We Are albums, but time and fluctuating interest on importannce of work won't permit me.
PS: This post brings back to my planned EP of songs formulated 3 to 5 years back. How can i record those songs when i'm not the same guy anymore?
as you grow older, the themes start to be more deeper than your typical candy-lickin' songs.
i'm listening to Welcome the Night by The Ataris and i hear Kris Roe growing up from the punk-love songs of the band's past albums. this amplifies to me resoundingly since you can't sing about a blatant broken heart forever. Those themes can be hidden, which implies depth. And that's all the album resonates to me.
i will do more in depth listening in the future. i planned to do reviews with Jimmy Eat World's Chasing the Light and Lifehouse's Who We Are albums, but time and fluctuating interest on importannce of work won't permit me.
PS: This post brings back to my planned EP of songs formulated 3 to 5 years back. How can i record those songs when i'm not the same guy anymore?
# posted by < tofu kid> : 6:45 PM
