It's my heart.

I'm addicted to music. I don't know how else to say it. EVERYTHING! I love it all. There really isn't a greater feeling than listening to the perfect song and walking around campus. I think that might be the one thing I'll miss when I'm not at BYU anymore. No more walking around to Feist, Stars, Paramore, and all others. Probably by then it will be riding the bus with my headphones in. I've done that before, back in the day when I had an MP3 player and rode the bus to Portland to work. Ahh.

Feist. She's amazing. Let It Die was my therapy at one point, and I can't get over how great her new cd, The Reminder, is.



Paramore? Practically the greatest band in the world. If you're a girl, and you have feelings, you will looooove Paramore. Ask Alaina or Rachel and they will vouch for the amazing music that is Paramore.


Now, Stars, simply amazing to listen to. Currently listening to "Your Ex-Lover is Dead". Thank you, Becki, for the gift of Stars.


Last on my list of bands to cover today, Brand New, the only cure for an angry heart. Have you ever listened to 'Seventy Times 7'? I think it's the only song that fits every angry. Ever.

I think I might start blogging about loving music some more another time. I love so much of it that I really don't even know what to say, or how much. Love it. It's good for you. Maybe I'll make a playlist for you someday.

Give me kittens and music.

There aren't many things in life that are better than buying a new CD. I love the unfamiliar look and feel of a brand new, unscratched CD case. There is magic in listening to the CD for the first time while perusing the inside cover of the CD case. Soo good.

Feist is amazing. If you don't already love her, you should. Her new cd is great.

I am still laughing at that gangsta picture of Adrie.

I'm going to the drive in tonight to see Shrek 3 and Transformers. I cannot tell you how excited I am. Who actually goes to the drive in?!

On a final note, this one is called "Cat Class"

Maybe you've got a mushaboom?

I just thought I'd let everyone know just how great Feist is. I thought I would hate that CD, but listening to it never fails to make me happy. I suggest getting a happy little copy for yourself, and the Gatekeeper can bring you some delight.