PMV: Tender Forever

I really love Tender Forever.

Like a lot.

I couldn't choose just one video, so I didn't!

While I really love doing these PMV posts, I feel like it's time to re-format.

Music is very important to me and my creative process, and I'd like to make more of a connection between my personal/creative/blogger lives (as the are all quite funny little animals).

I've been working (in my head) on a new way to present these Music Monday posts in a unique way.

Check back next Monday for "Vinyl Monday!", I have a feeling you're really going to like it.

<3

Robbie.

Coming Up...

-Connor the Clown-Our Bathroom; A Work in Progress.-An Easy Recycled Vase-The First Roll of Film From My Diana Mini-A Braided Rug

...and so much more!

PMV: It's a Musical!

Sometimes, to lighten the mood at work we make up funny songs and dance around with strips of paper taped to our hands, like ghetto ribbon dancers.

I think life would be more exciting if it were a little more like a musical, and this week's featured band "It's a Musical" share that ideology.

Their music creates an artificial world that I would be more than happy to live in. Forever.

Coming Up...
-Vintage Birthday Card-Tissue Paper Peonies-Connor the Clown-Our Bathroom; A Work in Progress.-An Easy Recycled Vase
...and so much more!!!

PMV: Jeremy Larson

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See that guy up there? Most of you probably know him as a-list blogger Elsie Larson's husband, Jeremy. Besides having an awesome lady by his side and a really sweet beard, this guy is an uber-talented musician. I'm kind of upset that it took me so long to check his stuff out.

See for yourself!!! :

PMV: The Honey Trees

I'm really terrible at watching movies. It's almost sad, really. Every time someone starts discussing cinema, I look at the floor (or go get a coffee, or count the ceiling tiles, or become really interested in the state of my fingernails). It's not that I dislike movies, there just doesn't ever seem to be enough time to sit around for 2-3 hours.

That being said, I am always "out-of-the-loop" as far as watching movies is concerned. After discussing how I had never seen "Breakfast at Tiffany's", a co-worker loaned me their copy. It took me more than a month to find a pocket of time to sit down and watch it.

AMAZING. I never cried so much while watching a film.

This song rings around in the back of my head at all times now. I keep searching YouTube for covers of "Moon River" and The Honey Trees and Morrissey may share the title for "Most Heart Wrenching Cover of Moon River That I Have Ever Found on Youtube and Listened to Repeatedly". That's not too big for a nice beauty-queen style sash, is it?

PMV: Sia

Sia and I have had a lukewarm relationship. I first saw her on Meet me At Mikes blog (Pip and I have similar tastes in music), and I wasn't impressed. I thought that she had a clever "avatar" but I was trying not to subscribe to her "gimmicks".

Last week at work, we found a copy of her album, "We Are Born". I turned up my nose and said some sort of passive insult. However, later in the day a song came on and I rushed to the stereo to see who it was.

Of course, this is the part where I tell you that it was in fact the same "Sia" that I had thought I hated. I read her bio, and it got worse.

Sia is awesome.

I feel terrible. I am the worst kind of person.

I am baking cookies tonight, and mailing them to Australia in the morning. I hope she accepts my apology.

See for yourself:

PMV: Beck.

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Beck Hansen (born Bek David Campbell; July 8, 1970)^[5] is an American musician, singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist, known by the stage name Beck. With a pop art collage of musical styles, oblique and ironic lyrics, and postmodern arrangements incorporating samples, drum machines, live instrumentation and sound effects, Beck has been hailed by critics throughout his musical career as being amongst the most creative and idiosyncratic musicians of 1990s and 2000s alternative rock.

The four-time platinum artist rose to underground popularity with his early works, which combined social criticism (as in "MTV Makes Me Want to Smoke Crack" and "Deep Fried Love") with musical and lyrical experimentation. He first earned wider public attention for his breakthrough single "Loser", a 1994 hit.

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