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My Life Is A Song #23

September 25, 2015 by acrockofschmidt Leave a Comment

Shoe Countdown #23

I’ll admit it.  My musical tastes are primarily stuck in the past.  Classic rock and classic country is pretty much the only way I roll.  There have been a couple surprising divergences from the mainstream like Southern Culture on the Skids, for example, but even those can’t honestly be described as careening wildly over a cliff into the unknown or avant-garde.  And with kids coming into the picture, the musical selection in the house is becoming less and less under my influence.  As such, I really haven’t been up to date on music in over a decade.  Sadly, it’s probably even longer.

With that in mind, I honestly have no idea when I first heard this song.  It was probably while shuffling through radio stations in my car trying to avoid commercials.  There is nothing more to my story of this song.  I heard it once and loved it.  I understand it was a bit of a sensation with the younger folk back a few years.  I’ll hold on to it as a reminder that every now and again I slip out of my nostalgic shell and discover something new and cool.

“When The Night Feels My Song” by Bedouin Soundclash from the 2004 album Sounding a Mosaic kicks off the weekend.

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