Oh, happy weekend, it's a meme!

[willow_25]

Blame pepperlandgirl4  for this.

1. Open your music library (iTunes, Winamp, Media Player, iPod, etc.).
2. Put it on shuffle and press play.
3. For every question, type the song that's playing. When you go to a new question, go to the next song.
4. Don't lie and try to pretend you're cool.

Opening Credits: Moonshadow, by Cat Stevens
Waking Up: One Week, by Barenaked Ladies
Falling in Love: CT Catholic, by Ranier Maria
Fight Song:  Trust Me, by Barenaked Ladies
Breaking Up: Mister Bad Example, by Warren Zevon (snicker)
Prom: Let 'Er Rip, by The Dixie Chicks
Life is Good: Who Needs Sleep, by Barenaked Ladies
Mental Breakdown: Cruel To Be Kind, by Nick Lowe
Driving: Welcome To The Working Week, by Elvis Costello
Flashback: The Search is Over, by Survivor (shut up)
Getting Back Together: Everything About You, by Ugly Kid Joe
Wedding: Brick House, by The Commodores
Night Before the War: Clint Eastwood, by Gorillaz
Final Battle: Standing Outside a Broken Phone Booth With Money In My Hand, by Primitive Radio Gods
Moment of Triumph: Freek '04, by George Michael
Death Scene: Beer For My Horses, by Toby Kieth & Willie Nelson
Funeral Song: No Myth, by Michael Penn
End credits: Two Out Of Three Aint Bad, by Meatloaf

I think perhaps I have too many BNL songs on my itunes.

Comments

[ozma914.livejournal.com]

That is incorrect: it's impossible to have too many BNL songs, especially for waking up to. Also, I *love* The Search is Over; it's on the "soundtrack" of a novel I wrote the first draft of, years ago.

[willow-25.livejournal.com]

I get a lot of flack for the Survivor when it plays in rotation, thought I'd just nip that in the bud.

I do lots of soundtracks for stories, I think I've talked about that before on LJ, so there are some very random songs on my iTunes. This list is actually kind of boring. And somehow, although there are about 15 more Beatles songs than BNL songs, none of those came up. Sometimes, randomization is less than random.

[ozma914.livejournal.com]

Well, I'm not only eclectic in the music I like, I'm also sentimental. And I remember, years ago, hiding my "Barry Manilow Live!" 8-track whenever guests came over.

Poor Beatles, not getting representation. But the fun thing about randomization is that it can seem surprisingly unrandom in its randomness.