Category: Music
This is so fantastically silly.
I want to tell you about how much I absolutely love this band. Mostly because, I can’t lie, Dhani Harrison looks and sounds incredibly (and eerily) similar to George. But their music is good and I really enjoy listening to it. I’m not any kind of music critic at all, but I recommend that you give a listen to some of their songs. Check out the music videos below.
If you want to listen to more, you can check out their website: thenewno2.com.
It’s like this song was made just for my blog, sung entirely in palindromes. Enjoy. Just don’t let Weird Al’s attempt at a Bob Dylan impression get to you.
Tonight, my roommate and I were watching a VH1 special”Top 100 Songs of the 90′s.” Apparently, I really missed out. I knew maybe one out of every five songs they played. 
In the 90′s, when everyone else was into boy bands, Britney Spears, grunge bands, and hip-hop artists like Tupac and Jay-Z, I could be found listening to songs that were popular before my parents were born.
100.1-Classic Oldies. My favorite station. I would sing along with songs by The Beach Boys, The Animals, The Platters and other artists from the 1950s and 60s. And of course, I developed my ever-growing love and adoration for The Beatles, 
without which my life would be incomplete. From there, my music taste evolved into more of a classic rock preference, and I even do *occasionally* listen to a current artist. But don’t expect me to know more than a few top hit songs at any one time.
So, yeah. I missed out on songs like “Bye Bye Bye,” “Oops, I Did it Again,” or “MMMBop,” but just between you and me, I really don’t feel like I missed out on that much. 
Going home tomorrow, can’t wait! It’s been a long, hellacious week.
Back in the 1980s, “Video Killed the Radio Star” became the first music video to be aired on television.
Growing up in the middle of nowhere, I had no cable, satellite, or internet with which I could watch any music videos. My family finally got dial-up when I was in middle school, but it was so slow I could hardly dream of watching a movie and wasn’t allowed on for very long anyway because it tied-up the phone line.
So it was that I didn’t see my first music video until I was in high school. I was staying the night at a friend’s house and we were watching cable tv, which always fascinated me (and still does!) because I was used to receiving no more than 5 or 6 channels. There was some top 25 music video countdown or something like that being aired on MTV when we were flipping through the channels, so this became the first music video I ever watched.
There’s a wee bit of difference between the two I’d say, but both still firsts for music videos, in my mind at least.
