In light of the New Year (and because I feel like taking a break from studying for the GRE) I thought I'd post a list of my top 10 favorite songs of 2011. I've decided to limit this list to only songs that were actually released in 2011, because if I didn't I'd never be able to pick just 10.
So, here they are. These are the songs released in 2011 that either (a) I couldn't stop listening to, (b) meant something significant to me, or (c) both. I'm limiting myself to one song per artist.
"[The ordinary man] has permitted the twilight. He has always had one foot in earth and the other in fairyland." - G.K. Chesterton
Showing posts with label M83. Show all posts
Showing posts with label M83. Show all posts
Tuesday, January 10, 2012
My Top 10 Songs of 2011
Labels:
Active Child,
Fleet Foxes,
Gotye,
Gungor,
Josh Garrels,
M83,
Needtobreathe,
Paul Simon,
Stephen Kellogg and the Sixers,
The Civil Wars,
Top songs of 2011
Wednesday, November 2, 2011
Tell Me a Story
I absolutely love this album. Love, love, love it. It is magic.
M83 is not a Christian band by any stretch, but there is one song on Hurry Up, We're Dreaming that reminds me of the Gospel every time I hear it. The track is called Raconte-moi une Histoire (Translation: "Tell me a story"), and it features a little girl fulfilling the title's request. The first time I heard it, I thought it was just nonsense. I thought it was a throwaway song - you know, one of those extra tracks between the "real" songs that pretends to be a novelty but is really just there to make potential buyers think the album has more substance than it really does.
M83 is not a Christian band by any stretch, but there is one song on Hurry Up, We're Dreaming that reminds me of the Gospel every time I hear it. The track is called Raconte-moi une Histoire (Translation: "Tell me a story"), and it features a little girl fulfilling the title's request. The first time I heard it, I thought it was just nonsense. I thought it was a throwaway song - you know, one of those extra tracks between the "real" songs that pretends to be a novelty but is really just there to make potential buyers think the album has more substance than it really does.
Labels:
Gospel,
Jesus,
M83,
Raconte-moi une Histoire,
Tell Me a Story
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