To finish the story, years later Naomi actually made a response. She made a music video for the song herself.
youtu.be/D4Dx77oueZ0?...
To finish the story, years later Naomi actually made a response. She made a music video for the song herself.
youtu.be/D4Dx77oueZ0?...
In Naomi's case, without knowing the story behind it, there's a possibility in place for there to be a relationship between the speaker and Naomi.
In Naomi's case, without knowing the story behind it, there's a possibility in place for there to be a relationship between the speaker and Naomi.
Yet I love this song so dearly.
Yet I love this song so dearly.
Lemme pause that for now. Here. Give it a listen.
youtu.be/9Ooj6pEd6YM?...
Lemme pause that for now. Here. Give it a listen.
youtu.be/9Ooj6pEd6YM?...
It was a song from their first album, and it was written about a female bassist by the same name for a band that played the same festival as NMH a few times.
Thing is, he hadn't spoken to Naomi when he wrote it.
It was a song from their first album, and it was written about a female bassist by the same name for a band that played the same festival as NMH a few times.
Thing is, he hadn't spoken to Naomi when he wrote it.
This'll be the last one for now, and how appropriate. This one's been stuck in my head for days and days. It's not a particularly great song compared to their other works, but it really illustrates a lot of things I find interesting in art.
This'll be the last one for now, and how appropriate. This one's been stuck in my head for days and days. It's not a particularly great song compared to their other works, but it really illustrates a lot of things I find interesting in art.
Musically it matches so well, feeling far more like a punk bop with its fast bpm. I love it.
youtu.be/McSlk_p7sBM?...
Musically it matches so well, feeling far more like a punk bop with its fast bpm. I love it.
youtu.be/McSlk_p7sBM?...
A guilty pleasure of mine is - weirdly - Midwest Emo as a genre. Never lived in the Midwest, never really liked emo as a genre, but for whatever reason I ended up really loving some of it.
A guilty pleasure of mine is - weirdly - Midwest Emo as a genre. Never lived in the Midwest, never really liked emo as a genre, but for whatever reason I ended up really loving some of it.
youtu.be/yLtsyQjBvbU?...
youtu.be/yLtsyQjBvbU?...
Over the past year or two I've really fallen in love with The Magnetic Fields. They're very, very good at making simple, catchy songs that can suddenly grip your heart and tear it free.
Over the past year or two I've really fallen in love with The Magnetic Fields. They're very, very good at making simple, catchy songs that can suddenly grip your heart and tear it free.
The last time I heard it live I ugly cried, though I wasn't having the best day. It helped.
youtu.be/0GeCFgfgcIs?...
The last time I heard it live I ugly cried, though I wasn't having the best day. It helped.
youtu.be/0GeCFgfgcIs?...
But trying to tread water in that belief will break you. Somehow, someway. Keep the pain in perspective, but accept it as pain.
But trying to tread water in that belief will break you. Somehow, someway. Keep the pain in perspective, but accept it as pain.
Putting on an analytical tone doesn't feel right for this one. The base concept of this one hits too close to home. The feeling of having a shit hand dealt to you in life yet you know for a fact it could have been so, so much worse...
Putting on an analytical tone doesn't feel right for this one. The base concept of this one hits too close to home. The feeling of having a shit hand dealt to you in life yet you know for a fact it could have been so, so much worse...
Together with the music the tone swaddles you in sound, becoming comforting.
youtu.be/2VJBHdrCwAw?...
Together with the music the tone swaddles you in sound, becoming comforting.
youtu.be/2VJBHdrCwAw?...
A rough one, a beautiful one. It's this beautiful, breezy, confident piece with rolling drums, a guitar that plucks out a driving melody. It's relaxing, with lyrics that rides the music through the melancholy subject matter.
A rough one, a beautiful one. It's this beautiful, breezy, confident piece with rolling drums, a guitar that plucks out a driving melody. It's relaxing, with lyrics that rides the music through the melancholy subject matter.
Every instrument in the song sells the idea of movement and high speeds. The lyrics speed up and down around the rhythm as if it were jumping from idea to idea, just like the concept of hopping from trend to trend.
youtu.be/TKa1kKSgOb0?...
Every instrument in the song sells the idea of movement and high speeds. The lyrics speed up and down around the rhythm as if it were jumping from idea to idea, just like the concept of hopping from trend to trend.
youtu.be/TKa1kKSgOb0?...
There's a sense of melancholy and joy. As if the singer is resigned to the relationship they're in, the Home he'd wanted. He loves this person he's singing about, but along with the passion there's a shrugging reluctance. Still. They are his Home, in the end.
There's a sense of melancholy and joy. As if the singer is resigned to the relationship they're in, the Home he'd wanted. He loves this person he's singing about, but along with the passion there's a shrugging reluctance. Still. They are his Home, in the end.
Well that's fun, it's my favorite song from when I was a kid. It's still in the running now, but my feelings towards it have gotten more complicated over the years.
It's this steady little tune you might lose yourself in. Rhythmic drums, synth, bass
Well that's fun, it's my favorite song from when I was a kid. It's still in the running now, but my feelings towards it have gotten more complicated over the years.
It's this steady little tune you might lose yourself in. Rhythmic drums, synth, bass