What Song Are You *Feeling* Right Now?

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Little drops of rain whisper of the pain
Tears of love lost in the days gone by


Thank You - Zeppelin

Nothing's so loud
As hearing when we lie
The truth is not kind
And you've said neither am I

I'm gonna stand here by your fire
Cause it's a cold one tonight
I'm taking care of soulfight
And you're the reason why


Soulfight - Revivalists

Am I the deer?
Am I the headlights?
I know that I can't slow down
Everything fractures in the light
And I stand by watching it turn

And we used to laugh
At the broken glass
I should probably paper over all the cracks
Took a photograph
Of the aftermath
I should probably look less fondly on the past

Silent screaming
At the ceiling
Wondering when I lost heart
And time's been stealing
All my dreams and
I no longer look the part

And we used to laugh (and we used to laugh)
At the broken glass (and you used to run away)
I should probably paper over all the cracks
Took a photograph (and you used to run away)
Of the aftermath (and you used to run away)
I should probably look less fondly on the past

Am I the butcher?
Am I the knife
If I don't know what all this is for?
I used to read myself to death
But I don't see the point anymore

Rain falls in real time
Rain fell through the night
No dress rehearsal
This is our life


Ahead By A Century - The Hip

I randomly heard the Get Some Go Again 2000 version..the other day. I think Henry is a very disturbed man, abused as a kid, runaway testosterone as a adult. His songs are very angsty, But not in a phony way. They come from a very real place.

Muse demo. Years before it was restructured. Surprising powerful. More coherent. I like it better. Quality is inferior but, it has more heart. Released is too polished. Transhumanism vibes. Immortality through digital circuitry. The electromagnetic Information era we are now in. Technocracy. The interface between humans and machines. Song actually makes more sense to me now.

The perfect song for a misanthrope

I like Muse first album, "showbiz," at the moment. And Henry Rollins "Come In and burn."

... Henry Rollins entire musical output seems to touch upon this theme/concept, alot, or attitude/disposition, or perceptual filter/state, call it what you want.

Sipping on juice and gin
Just me and a friend


Drinking in LA - Bran Van 3000

Bring on the rebels
The ripples from pebbles
The painters, and poets, and plays
Here's to the ones who dream
Foolish as they may seem
Here's to the hearts that break
Here's to the mess we make


The Fools Who Dream - Emma Stone (La La Land)