they'd play upon my heart a song

[slumber]

If anybody felt like downloading anything, this is a random upload.


Paolo Nutini - These Streets

1. Jenny Don't Be Hasty
   
2. Last Request
   
3. Rewind
   
4. Million Faces
   
5. These Streets
   
6. New Shoes
   
7. White Lies
   
8. Loving You
   
9. Autumn
   
10. Alloway Grove

He's kind of like Joshua Radin, if you guys remember him or notice him (some of his songs have played during Grey's Anatomy episodes), only sometimes more bluesy. I've not listened to all of his tracks, but I especially like New Shoes, which is apparently on this week's free music in iTunes.

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Psapp - Tiger, My Friend

1. Northdown Flat B1
   
2. Rear Moth
   
3. Leaving in Coffins
   
4. Calm Down
   
5. Velvet Pony
   
6. About Fun
   
7. Curuncula
   
8. King Kong
   
9. The Counter
   
10. Chapter (not in zip file)
    
11. Tiger, My Friend (not in zip file)

This is the group that sings the opening theme of Grey's Anatomy. If you like that kind of sound, then you'll love this album. Tiger, My Friend and Chapter, the last two tracks in the album, aren't part of the zip file and are uploaded separately.

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I had meant to, but I forgot, and now I cannot find a copy of The End by Lemony Snicket. :( (Although today's trip to the bookstore did procure for me the newest addition to the Artemis Fowl series, The Lost Colony, which I wasn't even aware existed. Hurrah for small surprises, and now, after I've also bought Fragile Things by Neil Gaiman and realised I'd never finished reading his Angels and Visitations plus the urge to read the entire Hitchhiker's series all again, I do believe that I will be catching up on my reading this sem break.

If Dr Who, Queer as Folk, Grey's Anatomy, and various other things I am also downloading to watch, do not distract me. :|

And randomly, I wonder if it is hypocrisy on my part that I wish to own actual books because of their novelty and my desire to support authors and their chosen craft when I'd no sooner blanche at the idea of buying CDs and movies when I could just as easily download them online. I mean, if I could download books, I wouldn't, and even if I did, it is with the promise of buying it later, when I've money (something I plan to do with Sandman and V for Vendetta, which are STILL under the category of good reading), but I've been downloading music like crazy. It's not that I wish to belittle artists, because I don't, but I guess my principles are just skewed out of proportion sometimes.

Comments

[dark-eyed-amy.livejournal.com]

Eee Paolo Nutini. You do realise you're now my main source of pirated music, yes? Much love for that though.

[slumber.livejournal.com]

Arr, matey. /dork

Loff the icon. Now I'm wondering if I can download Futurama episodes. :| This is becoming an addiction. :))

[dark-eyed-amy.livejournal.com]

I toed the line at downloading Futurama because I adore it so much that I wanted to give them all the money I could! (That said, I did buy the cheapest ones available but I guess they still get some profit.) Mininova and most torrent websites have Futurama episodes though. Do it do it do it! Best show ever :)

[slumber.livejournal.com]

Hee, I can tell. :P I've seen it on and off but never really followed the series, but it IS shibby. :P I've never bought a proper DVD set, but that's because the ones we have here are of old shows, so. Sooooomeday when I'm old and rich, yes. :D