Wannabe : For The Love Of Good Tunes

Whether you're a “i was born in the wrong generation” rebel or a “ in new music we trust“ cool kid, or a complete music junkie no matter what decade like me, we all share a love of musika.

Of course there's nothing like a good Talking Heads track followed by some Queen, and then add some Disclosure and The 1975 and you've got a truly jammin' playlist. Having a mix of
the old and the new is the way to go. You're honest to god missing out if you stick to just one or the other. Or if you stick to one genre wow I'm sorry for you, get it together man. Everyone should enjoy the best music out there no matter what it's labeled under. It's out there waiting for us so why not? Masterminds are at work and it is our job to rock out. And in some deep instances understand their lyrics and feel it, you know the sentimental drill.

I only fell madly in love with the Talking Heads a few months ago. So explore a little, get a searchin' my friend. I recommend the 70's as it was a glorious time for music, with lots of new sounds coming about, and most importantly the beginning of punk.

Talking Heads

And if you are already a Grade A music junkie in all the sense, congratulations! I hope to one day have listened to everything good there is to listen to. But that day will never come and that's fine because i'll die clutching the 1975 album as I listen to it for the 18472947th time and it still sounds as good as it did the first. So I end this in the words of Stella aka Christine from the great movie Detroit Rock City, GOOD TUNES IS GOOD TUNES!

In honor of Jam Out July,
Ana

Here are links to music mentioned above and some other faves:

Talking Heads / Speaking in Tongues

Stromae / Racine Carree

Joan Jett and The Blackhearts

The Clash / London Calling

The Vaccines / What Did You Expect From The Vaccines?

The Cure

(I couldn't think of any of my fave rap albums soz)