Showing posts with label music. Show all posts
Showing posts with label music. Show all posts

Monday, August 10, 2015

Getting high & metal music

I have started listening to new music lately. I was listening to Sirius XM on my car radio which my fiancé gets for free from work, and I was listening to a station called "Octane" because it is his favourite station. Before then, I usually passed off Nick's type of music calling it "unlistenable" because you can't even hear the lyrics in most metal songs.

After pretty much being forced to try it, I started liking it. But I didn't even tell Nick. I just started listening to more and more until I had downloaded about 500 new songs. The first three bands I downloaded were Halestorm, The Pretty Wreckless and Icon for Hire, which are still three of my favourites. Anyways, I just kept googling music "like" whatever I was listening to and eventually had a pretty big collection. After I told Nick what I was listening to (he was fucking impressed) he gave me his entire music collection (just over 50gb of music).

Shit I fucking love it. How the fuck have I not listened to rock and metal my whole life? There is not enough time in life to listen to what I want to listen to.

Anyways, Nick and I went to Toronto and saw Slipknot, Lamb of God, Bullet for my Valentine and Motionless in White. Which was pretty fucking good. But I just have a few analyses from the concert. It was different than anything I had ever been to (Jonas Brothers, Justin Bieber, Emily Osment)... no fucking shit it was different, but what I expected, did happen. There was beer everywhere, the whole amphitheatre lit up and smelled like pot. The mosh was fucking hilarious. It wasn't that big, but just every once in a while I would look down and watch a girl fall head first after a failed crowd surf, or see a guy get fucking punched in the face. Everyone stood the whole time at the concert too, even if you weren't dancing, 95% of the people were just standing to watch. I got into Slipknot quite a bit just fucking head banging.

It was such an interesting experience. I can't wait to go to more. I just loved the vibes of that show. Just a bunch of metal-heads who have thoughts probably just as dark as mine or at least just fucking love some good fuckery. 80% of the people were wearing black shirts, and 75% of those shirts were band tees, whether or not they were from the concert or even one of the bands that was performing. I feel as if metal heads who have been metal heads for decades that are reading this are just fucking palm facing right now to my newbness but I don't care. I just thought it was interesting, that's all.

Anyways, after the concert I was out until 6 in the morning with Nick, his friend and his lady. It was fucking sweet. Just drunk and high. It was glorious. For those wondering, I am not a pothead, but when I'm offered I'll take a hit or two, no questions asked.

My 10 favourite bands at the moment are (not in order):
- Halestorm
- Icon for Hire
- The Pretty Wreckless
- Static-X
- Five Finger Death Punch
- My Darkest Days
- In This Moment
- Fit for Rivals
- Art of Dying
- Skillet

Any other metal heads out there reading my blog laughing their guts out? Or pushing your fingers into your eyes? HAHAHA sorry. Had to. 

Monday, June 10, 2013

#10 30 Day Writing Challenge- Shuffle iPod

For day 10 of the writing challenge, I am supposed to shuffle my iPod and write down the first 10 songs.


1. Better in Time- Leona Lewis
2. The Christmas Song- Justin Bieber
3. Not that Far Away - Jennette McCurdy
4. Red White and You- These Kids Wear Crowns
5. Perfect- Cody Simpson
6. Solo- Demi Lovato
7. Back in Time - Pitbull
8. Solo- Jason Derulo
9. Sober- P!nk
10. Glad you Came- The Wanted

As you can see, I pretty much listen to whatever is popular. I have a lot of christmas music on my iTunes too.

I'm not a big music person. A lot of people are obsessed with music. I listen to music whenever I'm at the gym, walking somewhere or on my computer, but in general I am not that big of a music person. I see people on twitter all of the time like "MUSIC IS MY LIFE!" and I'm just like whoa calm down.

My Dad was really into music, he minored in it university. I guess I didn't inherit that part of him.

I tried learning to play the guitar about 4 or 5 years ago, but it didn't work out.