I adore Dar. And while I think that absolute best Dar concert is the Dar-at-Bryn-Mawr concert, tonight was pretty excellent (even though it was Dar and someone else). The first half of the concert consisted of Joan Osborne and then, finally, what I’d been waiting for all night — Dar appeared on stage. And she was her endearing, quirky, warm, exceptional self. It was a fantastic concert. Continue reading
Posted in Music, Twin Cities
Tagged As Cool As I Am, concert, Dar Williams, favorites, Joan Osborne, music, postaday2011, songs, The Christians and the Pagans, Twin Cities
I love the song “Wonderwall.” And as I was listening to Alex Goot’s cover of it the other day, I started getting nostalgic. From BMC to Chicago, I have a lot of good memories of “Wonderwall.” Continue reading
Tagged Alex Goot, BMC, Bryn Mawr, Chicago, memories, music, Night Owls, postaday2011, songs, Wonderwall
A lot has happened today; hopefully, I’ll post about that tomorrow. Until then, I have one of the first videos I ever took with my very first digital camera, way back in 2007. My camera’s quality wasn’t very good; my hands weren’t very steady; I hadn’t quite figured out how to take the perfect a cappella video (I had it basically perfected by my senior year, though). However, the Stanford Fleet Street Singers are amazing (well worth watching an imperfect video), and “Prayer To The God Of Partial Credit” has been one of my favorite a cappella songs since I first saw it performed at Bryn Mawr, in March of 2007. Continue reading
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Tagged a cappella, BMC, Bryn Mawr, music, postaday2011, Prayer To The God Of Partial Credit, recording, singing, songs, Stanford Fleet Street Singers
You should all check out my friend Caitlin’s YouTube channel at CaitlinHeaneyMusic. She’s got a fantastic voice, and she also plays piano and guitar. She writes her own songs and music, as well as singing really great covers of a wide variety of songs (she’s very talented). I haven’t heard her sing in person in years, but I always love watching one of music videos on YouTube. Continue reading
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Tagged Caitlin Heaney, covers, friends, high school, lyrics, music, original songs, postaday2011, singing, songs, YouTube
My friend is participating in a challenge on Facebook regarding posts about songs, and it looked like fun, so here I go!
Day 1: Your favorite song
Oh, no, I’m going to fail this challenge before I even really start. I don’t think I can pick one song. I love so very many songs, and I have strong sentimental attachments to a lot of songs.
According to my iTunes, my top five most played songs are as follows: Continue reading
Tagged 30 Day Song Challenge, Ann Reed, challenge, Cher, Dar Williams, Facebook, favorites, high school, memories, music, Paul Simon, Pearl Jam, postaday2011, songs
Glee in Minneapolis
The Glee Live Tour came to the Target Center in Minneapolis tonight, and I got to see it! It was incredible. Despite my problems with Glee as a show, I really do adore the cast and music of Glee. The cast of Glee is so talented (and Darren Criss joined them for the tour!), and the show exceeded my already high expectations. Continue reading
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Tagged Amber Riley, Ashley Fink, Blaine, Chord Overstreet, Chris Colfer, concert, Cory Monteith, Darren Criss, Dianna Agron, Glee, Glee Live Tour 2011, Harry Shum Jr., Heather Morris, Jenna Ushkowitz, Kevin McHale, Kurt, Lea Michele, Mark Salling, Minneapolis, music, Naya Rivera, postaday2011, singing, songs, tour
Flogging Molly's Nathen Maxwell and me at the Congress Theater
The Flogging Molly concert wasn’t like the Ani concert. At all. At the Ani concert, people actually appeared to act like vaguely civilized beings. To be honest (and perhaps this is obvious), Flogging Molly was my first big concert. The whole crowd-surfing thing was new to me; the absolutely ridiculous shoving and fighting that went on completely took me by surprise.
