Top Fifteen Favourite Songs Of The Month

Okay, so, I said twenty-five, but there weren't many good songs this month, so here you go, fifteen favourite songs of the month!
Yay. Lol.
So, this time, all the songs have been borrowed from MySpace.
Thanks.


One
Dear Maria, Count Me In - All Time Low
All Time Low? More like All Time Awesome. This is an amazing song, and I fell in love with the vocals from the vey beginning, especially during the bridge; that part is amazing.

Two
Risky Business - The Cab
This is a very enlightening song, and the vocals, and the whole arrangement is awesome. I love it.

Three
No You Girls - Franz Ferdinand
I love this song too much, and to leave it out of the list would be cruel and unusual. So, here ya go. Franz Ferdinand, everyone.

Four
Paper Planes - MIA
One of the songs from the soundtrack for Slumdog Millionaire, this song touches on the thriving feel of the Mumbai life. You would know what I'm talking about if you've seen the movie, but whatever. Enjoy.

Five
Lucy In The Sky With Diamonds - The Beatles
I love this song, oh my god, I love it to pieces. Even though it's probably thirty something yeas old, it's still amazing.

Six
Numb - Linkin Park
Okay, so even though Linkin Park isn't much of my entrende, this is still a good song. Very raw, emotional, and the video is execellent. Go search it on YouTube.

Seven
The (Shipped) Gold Standard - Fall Out Boy
Okay, so this. The rarely-found awesomeness of a song that promotes saving the Eath, and warns about the GreenHouse Effect. This is the type of song that I'd to see more often.

Eight
If You Can Afford Me - Katy Perry
I really like this song. It's catchy, sarcastic, yet enjoyable for all the players out there who know that some girls are a little less cheaper than others. Aha.

Nine
Mardy Bum - Arctic Monkeys
It's British and awesome. That's all I have to say.

Ten
Mercy - OneRepublic
A heart-breaking song full of emotion and deep thoughts, this song seriosuly made me cry the second time I listened to it properly.

Eleven
He's Half In Love With Elizabeth - The Mystery Jets
Another British song, and this one is pure win. I mean, a song about a guy who loves his girlfriend AND Queen Elizabeth? TMJ, you guys have done it again.

Twelve
Farewell To The Fairground - White Lies
I love the ending of this song; it's haunting and catchy. And, the words are so true. There's no place like home.

Thirteen
Starlight - Muse
Well, well, seems that the Brtis are dominating the charts tonight. These guys are awesome.

Fourteen
1, 2, 3, 4 - Plain White T's
It's an adorable song, and the video is so sweet. I love the little captions at the bottom. So cute.

Fifteen
The Fear - Lily Allen
This is, honestly, a really nice song. The song is sung really whisper, and it suits the curret situation of the media propaganda.


So, that's it.
Enjoy, folks.


TTFN

xo tash loves all time lowwwww

You Know It Makes Me Wanna...

SHOUT!
Yeah, that's from "Shout!" covered by Panic At The Disco.
It's real good, ya'll should give it a listen right away, bwahaha.

So, anyone here's heard of Open Happiness, the new Coca Cola Happiness Factory song?
No, of course not, some of you guys don't know what the Happiness Factory is.

Fear not. I am here to enlighten. *wiggles eyebrows*

The Happiness Factory is a fun, newly themed idea fro the creators of Coca Cola, and the music video features Cee-Lo Green of Gnarls Barkley, Brendon Urie of Panic At The Disco, Patrick Stump of Fall Out Boy, Janelle Monae and Travis McCoy of Gym Class Heroes. All of them collaborate in the single "Open Happiness" which can be found at their MySpace.

So, try out the links. If they don't work, let me know.
And, enjoy the song!

TTFN.

xo tash

Have I Found You? Or Lost You?

Okay, I know I haven't updated anything in a long time. I've been busy; many fanfic ideas and poems have been flowing around my head. I've taken up French this month. Thank God for Microsoft Word. So, now I'm sort of good at French. I think. o.O

Has anyone seen Twilight yet? I haven't yet, but I love the soundtrack. "Flightless Bird, American Mouth" is stuck in my head. So is "Yule Shoot Your Eye Out" and "Mama". The last two songs aren't from the soundtrack. Just from Fall Out Boy and My Chemical Romance.

I'm a member of Im Not Okay.net now. It's a very addictive forum site. For MCR fans and others. My username is ImagineTheStars, so anyone reading this with an accont there can add/pm me if ya want.

So, Christmas. Anyone else here celebrating with two separate families? Yes, that's right. Christmas Eve with my Dad's side of the family; Christmas Day with my Mom's side. It's a hassle, but worth it sometimes.

My appeal for SU came through. I'M GOING TO SU! ~victory dance~ Now, I'm reunited with my best friends. Over the holidays, my friends Afiq & Erfan & I have become a bit close. Good friends, you can say that. We're all going to the same school, hows that for good? But, there's someting else bugging me. My other friend, Bob, has become entirely distant nowadays ever since I told him I was bi. That creep has the most annoying cousins too. Joel & Thanesh are still my best friends. Too bad Joel is going to SMK instead. D:

Then, today I saw The Academy Is...'s new video for "Winter Passing". I swear, the best video of the month, even with the simplicity of it all. William Beckett looks great in the video, and when he stopped singing to smile at camera, it was so sweet. :D

And then Fall Out Boy's new album, Folie a Deux. Wonderful, wonderful work. Better than Infinity On High any day. Brendon Urie sings in both "20 Dollar Nose Bleed" and "What A Catch, Donnie". Gabe Saporta, William Beckett, Alex Deleon, Elvis Costello, Travis McCoy and Doug Neuman are all featured on "What A Catch, Donnie" with Brendon as well. "I Don't Care" and "Headfirst Slide Into Cooperstown On A Bad Bet" are great too.

I've been reading tons of fanfics on Slash At The Disco and FicWad and I've been inspired by all the writers on there. Especially a few authors like panicatteryden, spazzyskittles, and a few others. I have this idea; it's a Ryden story set in France, a small crossover with The Da Vinci Code, Transformers and Twilight. Weird, aye? That's how my mind works.

So, since his post is going on way longer than expected let me throw in a few more random stuff I want to bring up. Obama is president, yay. School is starting soon, boo. New Year's is coming, the new year is coming, 2009 is coming. I'll be one year older. A year more mature? Psh, yeah right. I still have the imagination of Brendon Urie on Red Bull and Frank Iero on Skittles combined.

And OMG Spencer Smith finally got rid of his beard! Time to celebrate. But Frank Iero gains one. Creepy, eh? Gerard and Lyn-Z are expecting a baby!! Oh wow, this is fantastic news. Finally, Gee is gonna be a Dad! A a great one at that, for sure. And a member of MSI is expecting too! His wife, I mean. But still... YEAH!

And MCR has news on next year's new album as well; they're toning the album down a bit and returning to punk-rock. Ah, good old fashioned punk-rock. Frank's side-band LeATHERMOUTH is fuckin' awesome, only way to describe it. Aggresive, angry, very meticulously put together and all the same great.

So, here ends today's rambling. xD Signing off.

xo~Capulet's Artic~

PS That's my MySpace site-name. Add me. xD

PPS Support "HELP STRIP URIE" on MySpace. Grace & Kiri & Cheli will thank you dearly.

PPPS Yes, add them too. Oh, and "fetch a camera" ~ Grace, "/totured circus" ~ Cheli, "Pretty. Odd. QCS" ~ Kiri, and "BUIG +1k". Please & thank you.

Change Of Plans In A Moderate Colission

Yay.

I'm staying put at Blogspot.

I decided it was much easier to use than Freewebs anyways.

Now, onto the case.

I've just added a new playlist to my blog. I think it's somewhere under the list of previous posts.

Let's start witht the songs, shall we?

1) Build God, Then We'll Talk - Panic At The Disco

I'm pretty sure I've explained this song before, but it won't hurt to explain some more. I have time.

It's about a woman who cheats on her husband with an attorney from a firm she works at.

Interesting?

My reaction exactly.

2) Prostitution Is The World's Oldest Profession (And I, Dear Madame, Am A Professional)

Ahah. Another fantastic one from Cobra Starship. Talks about the life of a prostitutute. Catchy and insightful.

3) Brianstorm by The Artic Monkeys.

Hmm. Weird name. But they make great music, by the way. It's kinda scrambled so I can't make heads or tails of the song(?).

4) Mr Brightside = The Killers

Very nice song. Relates to Build God, Then We'll Talk a little bit. And also Prostitution Is The World's Oldest Profession..., yeah.

5) Ghost Of You >> My Chemical Romance

Ahh. A personal favourite. About a young man who joins the war(WW1) and doesn't make it home alive. It's heart-wrenching.

The End.

All the songs relate to each other in a way. For Brianstorm, I was originall going to put the song Who The Fuck Are The Artic Monkeys? by, obviously The Artic Monkeys. Much better, but ILike didn't have the song. Settled for next best.

Surprisingly, ILike had only THREE songs from TAM. Can you believe it? Not even I Bet You Look Good On The Dance Floor. Hmmph.

Well, gotta go. I'm late for guitar lessons. :/

Bye-yee!

xo Sociopathic Pyschopath...

PS Yay, I'm 80% Sociopath! I took a quiz. :D

Haven't You People Ever Heard Of Closing The Goddamn Door?

Hey guys. How you been?

I could be worse. My day has been smooth sailing... right up till I got home.

Yeah, so what if I got straight A's in the national exams (UPSR) ?

Still, parents can be so irritating. They just can't understand what us kids do.

Sigh.

So, I have a surprise for my friends tomorrow. They don't know that because I got 5A's, I made this bet to cut my hair. In a bob.

Yes.

So, right now, my hair is so short, I can feel a breeze on the back of my head. Not my neck.

Ahaha, tomorrow is the last day of school for the SKSJ'ns. All Standard 6... I'll miss you guys, not!

I must post... a rant!

Not a rant. A rant. With blue font.

Meaning, later I will blog this speech to my fellow classmates who are not reading this so I can vent my anger on them instead of my guitar (which I don't want to 'accidentaly' burn again) .

So, right now, I'm listening to this irrisistably catchy song by Panic At The Disco called 'Build God, Then We'll Talk'. It's fantastic.

I, once again, shall give you the link. Ahaha, aren't I generous? Not!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rrEq2GW9SHU&feature=related

So, there it is. The wonderfully weird song about a prostitute who cheats on her husband with a lawyer from the firm she works at, then gets caught by the cops.

Go, Google the lyrics or something. I'm too lazy to type it out. And, I don't think you guys would actually want them. Unless, you can't hear the song properly.

Brendon Urie has the best voice ever. And Ryan Ross can really sing too. Ahah, the videos I've been posting are from 2005. Their best concert on The Nothing Rhymes With Circus Tour.

So, here ends today's post.

And, now, I shall reveal my name. It is xxxxx .

Mwahaha. Okay, fine. It's Natasha, but please. Call me Tash.

Peace out, psychotic in. Woot!

xoxo Tash

PS Hah! Not so anonymous now, am I?
Wait. That sounded better in my head. Oh well.