Well I score pretty high on Just Dance 2. My dancing looks like a bad Chris Farley skit.

Claptons’ “It’s in he Way That You Use it” always reminds me of an evening of youthful indiscretion involving eggs, windshields, and an ’85 Chevy Nova – followed by a summer of lawn mowing penitence.

“Clocks” by Coldplay reminds me of Dublin. They played it on the plane when we arrived and it got stuck in my head as I walked around the city. It always reminds me of Dublin and Ryan Air.

This reminds me of Wesley, Katie, Heather, & Holly – riding home from school, singing, stopping at Cougar oil for fun dip candy, and getting stabbed with a pencil.

Day 04 – A song that makes you sad – the Humpff Family’s “Beaujolais Nouveau” was sort of a theme song for moving to and living in Glasgow.  I miss the Uni the city and think about the difficulties we went through around that time every time I hear it.

Direct Link: http://grooveshark.com/s/Beaujolais+Nouveau/1X2dV3?src=5

Pipi by Los Amigos Invisibles. It’s from the album Arepa 3000: A Venezuelan Journey Into Space. I did a slideshow awhile back of different silly photos of our family to this fun song. The only youtube video I found was this guy riding a unicycle.

There are so many candidates, but I’ll say my least favorite song would probably be Achey Breaky Heart. I can remember hearing a steel drum version in the Bahamas on my honeymoon.
I won’t even bother putting a link to the song.

30 Day  Music Challenge: Day 1 Your favorite song

The idea of narrowing down all of music to one favorite song is ridiculous – but currently I’m listening to John Martyn’s “Solid Air” a lot.  Dedicated to Nick Drake, it’s the title song from Martyn’s 1973 album.