I want to make music like Interpol. I want to make music that makes me fall headfirst, like Minus the Bear. I want the shy, yet, uninhibited passion of Destroyer.

I can write the songs. I can sing the songs. I can't write the music. I can't play the music.

Do you have a dream?

Are you willing to do whatever it takes to make it?

If so, you should join me. I need your help, and you need me.

I want to be The Smiths.

Is there a community where people just post lyrics of a particularly inspiring song just so others can feels the awe they see?

Posting song lyrics is a practice has been around since the days of the livejournal (or xanga or the first blogging system you were a part of). However, in the crazy span of my development I like to call "2004", nothing seemed more distasteful. I hated when people posted song lyrics, and vowed never to do the same.

But that was a different time. A sadder time, full of emo-kids with one real personal struggle. A struggle…

The Good Life's new CD. This is my first listen to anything on it.

The Good Life is my favorite Kasher-involved band. Not to mention, they are the band that got me interested in anything Saddle Creek-ish. And I love it.

Soon I will see how Help Wanted Nights stacks against other noteworthy Good Life albums.

Thus far, Heartbroke is a swell track.

I've been looking forward to this album for a all summer, at least…It sounds a bit like Tim Kasher's other band. It's seems to be more Cursive-like. At least this track is; but…

Lyrics are not necessary. This is a tag that transcends post-rock. Anything without lyrics can go here. From Space Jazz to classical.

Pachelbel's infamous "Canon in D" and HORSE the band's "Soaring Quails" and M83's "Unrecorded" all qualify for this tag.

Music without lyrics is the majority of the music I have been listening to on the computer. While Interpol, We Are Scientists, Beulah, and The Smiths dominate my musical world when I am not on the computer.

My recent inclusion of classical music and…

So, last night, people got a little wild.

Anywho, with the permission of my roommate Rob…one of our couches was destroyed. Not to mention, it was by sober people, in a house full of inebriates.

So today, Nate and I had to recap the event that cause the couches death, and take it out.

This couch has known Nate, my house's owner for some time. He bought it from friends who bought it from friends. Granted, it was dead. But last time was its time to die.

Nate got a little emotional…Hell. I did, too. And all the while we…

So…

I used to have 3 CDs.

As in three, actual and physical, compact discs.

Whilst driving, which my constant roadtrips and daily routines require me to do, I mainly listened to Maxïmo Park's A Certain Trigger and Q And Not U's Power. I have come to cherish those albums, but they were the only things that I had at the time.

Of course, this shortage required a compilation-creation spree.

Being as the only iPod I have ever came close to owning sits on a boudoir in central California, I must continue utilizing compact discs.

Of course,…

So in college I discovered a band known as The Fall of Troy.

Characterized by ethereal guitars, ungenrable lyrics, uncontrollable dancablity, an elitist fan-based and an unrestricted abrasion of sound. I fell in love.

I listened to this band CONSTANTLY!! I saw them live twice. I introduced them to my floor mates. And I head-banged not-stop.

I am unfamiliar with the rest of the country/world's collegiate humor, but a my school one of many constant pranks was playing something extremely loud in your poorly insulated room and locking the door. Most of the time, in the male dorms…

My first show as a 21-year-old is coming up…and it is a band I very much want to see in a place I've never been.

The National at The Duck Room

Therefore my music charts with by biased toward The National for a while.

I hope I get to see Mr. November live. I feel a deep and personal connection with that song. I think I know what it's really about, but the lyrics outline my history.

However, I know that this show will mostly be for their recently released CD Boxer. It is likely I will get my…

It's just a cool, non-abrasive groove. Good for atmosphere, or inspiration, or naps.

I like this kid.

I can't think of a post-rock band I enjoy more than SJ5. Seriously.

I love Mogwai and Explosions in the Sky, the Ascent of Everest and Do Make Say Think, Mono and Pelican and Sigur Ros. I listen to a lot of it, and I search for more everyday, but today I had an epiphany.

For the first time in the 3.5 years I've been listening to them, I listened to a whole album all the way through…Six songs in and the only way to describe the feeling is supernatural.

I love the cymbals of EITS and…