And the blog goes round and round...

Maya suggested I do this, because I guess I know a thing or two about music. (I think I've led people to believe I'm some kind of music messiah, which really isn't true. I just like making my little mixes. And by the by, my pilates instructor and fellow students came up to me yesterday thanking me and wanting to know what music I had used. YAY for me!)

Feel free to pass this list onto others. I'm sure Kelly will, or Debbie too. They both love sending this kind of shit to me (Debbie not so much anymore, because apparently we had a little falling out that I was not aware of. Oh well.)

1. Total amount of music files on your computer:

13,681 songs, 50.57 GB in my iTunes, but this is just my work computer. This is all thanks to Mark and him going throughout the agency and bothering people so I didn't have to.

2. The last CD you bought was:

Because of all the songs on my computer, I really haven't bought a CD in awhile, but I actually did just get the newest Eels cd (Antics- not as good as their other cd) only because my bosses got me a 25 gift certificate to Borders (I also got the Bathroom Book for the many hours I spend in there. I love it!)

3. What is the song you last listened to before reading this message?

I usually have my itunes on some kind of shuffle. And most of the time I don't know what the song is or who's singing it. I've been trying to go through each song and purge whatever I don't like, but that's only if I'm actually paying attention to the songs. For instance, the song that is playing right now: Trip Like I Do by The Crystal Method

4. 5 songs you often listen to or that mean a lot to you:

Needle in the Hay- Elliott Smith. I actually haven't listened to it in awhile,b because it was a song Nik and I would listen to a lot. But I love it. It's one of the reasons I love Royal Tenebaums so.

Oh Yoko- John Lennon. Another Wes Anderson movie cred. The song just makes me happy, and for that it's good.

If you want to sing out, sing out- Cat Stevens. In yet, another movie (Harold and Maude). Do we sense a pattern here? Whenever I play it in my car I tend to sing it really loud and imagine I'm a little girl playing in some field with lots of daisies.

My Sweet Lord- George Harrison. I just love it. No explanation needed.

Back that Ass Up- Juvenile. For obvious reasons.

5. Who are you going to pass this along to and why?
Well, I guess I'll pass this to Kelly, but I already know her answerss (Johnny Cash, Johnny Cash, and um.... Johnny Cash)


Okay, shit. I really have to work. Bye.