Influence

Jack and I share everything but we never talk about music. He is very "Drum'n'Bass" person and I am so into "Rock'n'Roll". Before we get married and move in together, we have the agreement that I could listen to my music 4 days per week and the rest are "Drum'n'Bass" Days.

After 2 year living together, I start to like his music and Jack's MP3 has more and more Rock'n'Roll. These 2 albums were found in Jack's MP3 player and I will definitely give them 8 out of 10.


Andrew Bird- Andrew Bird & the Mysterious Production of Eggs

Once

Some Good Music!!

Black Kids-Party Traumatic
This album is a true mix of styles and attitude, from the Lo-Fi Indie of the aforementioned single to the more polished sheen of current single "Hurricane Jane" and instant hit of "Hit The Heartbrakes". If you're a fan of the likes of The Shins or Bloc Party, then this is definitely for you. Its a unique, quirky and energetic album which will get you grooving.



Bon Iver- For Emma, Forever ago
I got to know Mr. Vernon's music from BBC Radio 1 Colin Murray's show. And what I've found is pretty amazing - the feeling I get when this is playing is one of such serenity and calmness.

After breaking up with his girlfriend, Justin Vernon hauled his weary and troubled soul to a remote cabin in Wisconsin, living for three months on nothing but Deer meat and water, and poured his heart out into the basic recording equipment that he had. Every track is packed with so much emotion. "For Emma" also reminds me of Grandaddy's 2003 album "Sumday", gentle guitars and incredible voice.

Play and play this CD and you will feel his voice...his music...into you..