At today's Jogalong Helen ran a near pb of 26.31, in humid conditions, and Sonia and Amanda were also very quick with 28.03 and 28.10
My Best Songs Ever Playlist as 2007 draws to a close
1 Broken - Lifehouse - Who We Are
2 Run - Snow Patrol - Final Straw
3 [*Fin] - Anberlin - Cities
4 Transatlanticism - Death Cab for Cutie - Transatlanticism
5 Death Bed - Relient K - Five Score and Seven Years Ago
6 Chocolate - Snow Patrol - Final Straw
7 You're All I Have - Snow Patrol - Eyes Open
8 United States - The Smashing Pumpkins - Zeitgeist
9 Make This Go On Forever - Snow Patrol - Eyes Open
10 It's Beginning to Get to Me - Snow Patrol - Eyes Open
11 Gleaming Auction - Snow Patrol - Final Straw
12 Open Your Eyes - Snow Patrol - Eyes Open
13 Expo '86 - Death Cab for Cutie - Transatlanticism
14 Headlights on Dark Roads - Snow Patrol - Eyes Open
15 Easier To Be - Lifehouse - Who We Are
16 Waste Another Day - Brooke Fraser - What To Do With Daylight
17 Devastation and Reform - Relient K - Five Score and Seven Years Ago
18 Shut Your Eyes - Snow Patrol - Eyes Open
19 Company Calls Epilogue - Death Cab for Cutie - We Have the Facts and We're Voting Yes
20 Storm - Lifehouse - Who We Are
The words are as important as the sounds.
The sounds are as important as the words.
Running writer Karmin for whom I have the highest respect, regard, and appreciation beyond words, introduced me to no less than three of the seven artists represented above. There was already synchronicity with Lifehouse: Jason Wade rocks. Significantly, although not represented in a list of just twenty, Coldplay too. When WILL their new project come to light? Thanks again Karmin: Snow Patrol; DCfC; Anberlin were the ones. I have been a huge fan since 1958 of the best music I could find, and it is still getting better.
Old favourites I have been listening to: Pink Floyd (On the Turning Away), Sting (Walking on the Moon), Dire Straits (Brothers in Arms), and Radiohead (Paranoid Android).
CAB123
This is the hilariously funny official video clip for Paranoid Android; still one of my all time favourite songs after all these years. The video - be warned – is for mature audiences, although not (quite) X rated. And if the sights are as important as the sounds and the words, as they seem to be these days, this must rate as the best of the best.
My Best Songs Ever Playlist as 2007 draws to a close
1 Broken - Lifehouse - Who We Are
2 Run - Snow Patrol - Final Straw
3 [*Fin] - Anberlin - Cities
4 Transatlanticism - Death Cab for Cutie - Transatlanticism
5 Death Bed - Relient K - Five Score and Seven Years Ago
6 Chocolate - Snow Patrol - Final Straw
7 You're All I Have - Snow Patrol - Eyes Open
8 United States - The Smashing Pumpkins - Zeitgeist
9 Make This Go On Forever - Snow Patrol - Eyes Open
10 It's Beginning to Get to Me - Snow Patrol - Eyes Open
11 Gleaming Auction - Snow Patrol - Final Straw
12 Open Your Eyes - Snow Patrol - Eyes Open
13 Expo '86 - Death Cab for Cutie - Transatlanticism
14 Headlights on Dark Roads - Snow Patrol - Eyes Open
15 Easier To Be - Lifehouse - Who We Are
16 Waste Another Day - Brooke Fraser - What To Do With Daylight
17 Devastation and Reform - Relient K - Five Score and Seven Years Ago
18 Shut Your Eyes - Snow Patrol - Eyes Open
19 Company Calls Epilogue - Death Cab for Cutie - We Have the Facts and We're Voting Yes
20 Storm - Lifehouse - Who We Are
The words are as important as the sounds.
The sounds are as important as the words.
Running writer Karmin for whom I have the highest respect, regard, and appreciation beyond words, introduced me to no less than three of the seven artists represented above. There was already synchronicity with Lifehouse: Jason Wade rocks. Significantly, although not represented in a list of just twenty, Coldplay too. When WILL their new project come to light? Thanks again Karmin: Snow Patrol; DCfC; Anberlin were the ones. I have been a huge fan since 1958 of the best music I could find, and it is still getting better.
Old favourites I have been listening to: Pink Floyd (On the Turning Away), Sting (Walking on the Moon), Dire Straits (Brothers in Arms), and Radiohead (Paranoid Android).
CAB123
This is the hilariously funny official video clip for Paranoid Android; still one of my all time favourite songs after all these years. The video - be warned – is for mature audiences, although not (quite) X rated. And if the sights are as important as the sounds and the words, as they seem to be these days, this must rate as the best of the best.
