Once again, another O.C. Mix CD has made it to iTunes. I really enjoy these mixes because they have exposed me to some music that I normally wouldn’t ever listen to.
At the end of last season, a dramatic moment was punctuated very nicely by Imogen Heap’s song “Hide and Seek”. The placement of the song in this particular moment was very chilling and I was interested to see that it made its way onto the CD.
I’ve listened to it several times, and it has this creepy airy techno feeling, however the way they synthesize her voice reminds me a lot of Peter Frampton. The lyrics don’t appears to make a great deal of sense, and I’m not sure I necessarily like harmonized layered synth like this.
Because I hadn’t ever heard anything like this before, I enlisted the opinions of
I’m torn but leaning toward “like it.” I know Sarah’s got a thing against female lead singers, but I’d be interested to hear her impression. Tasha’s still getting through the new CD, hopefully she will give her opinion soon.
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While I was looking for what ipods you recommended, I realized that you write QUITE a few entries a week….THUS, you probably would have no idea that I responded to an entry three pages back….so I brought it up here…sorry for the inconvenience, if any–
“I will gladly help where I can, however I hear from a certain Armybound member of your circle that your family houses some unique and interesting secrets. I have a certain exalted image of certain members of your family that I may not be able to live properly should they be ruined.
Speaking of, did your Dad ever show you The Last Supper image that I created? If not, I believe vanirtjones owes your family a framed copy.”
In response to your response:
Please always remember that that certain Armybound member likes to pull stories/ideas/old wives tales/etc. out of his ass- even if they are not true. So I would check with me if he rattles some unlikely story your way before you think that it is the truth. ALSO! I DID see the Last Supper image…it haunts my dreams to this day–such frightening beauty.
Trust me… I in no way, shape, or form ever really believe our Army-bound friend. I only listen and laugh.
I’m glad you got to see it… I thought I was heading into the gaping maw of death when I decided that I had to show that to your Dad. I’m glad he took it in the spirit it was intended.
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