pastaistheopiateofthemasses replied to your post: Things I hate.
but….i’m a teenager! D:
Then I’m sorry… But, I hate you.
JUST KIDDING.
You’re not like most teenagers. I just went to an amusement park today, and there were a bunch of unruly teenagers that made me so angry I wanted to hurt something cute.
If you don’t act like a dick for no reason, then there’s a possibility I might not hate you. :D
well…i act like a dick to people i hate…but it’s usually justified :D
No. Because it’s a compound word. Kind of like “worthwhile”.
Ohhhhh, that makes sense! Grammar was never my forte hahaha
Journey ‘Don’t Stop Believin’ For Orchestra by Walt Ribeiro
“Don’t Stop Believin”
Of all the songs I’ve heard in my life, Journey’s “Don’t Stop Believin” was one that I just couldn’t wait any longer to arrange for orchestra.
This arrangement took a lot of different turns. I originally had the xylaphones performing the opening chord progression, which the piano plays in the original, but then settled on having the strings perform it. I also wanted the strings to breathe, and sway more throughout the piece as opposed to my previous arrangements.
I believe a big part of the success of this piece is the drums. Not only the drum rhythm, but leaving out the drums for the first minute. It’s similar to how I feel about the drums in the Kings Of Leon song. It’s all about building suspense and not throwing everything at the listener all at once.
The wind section also plays a big part in this arrangement, as I have them perform the verse before the last chorus. Overall, I’m thrilled with the ending.
Formed in 1973, Journey released this song in 1981 on their CD Escape, and it went on to broaden their fanbase explosively – having even become the most downloaded song on iTunes.
The lyircs are beautiful, because it’s always important to remember in the tough times to keep on going. And the band name is quite fitting, because I always say that life is all about the Journey from adventure to adventure.
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p>You just have to keep your head up high. And that’s worth believing.
This brightened my day so much.
yes.
COLDPLAY- YELLOW from parachutes
considered to be the best single from the bank of coldplay.
“you know i love you so”
I know how you feel
it blows, man :/
when it comes to insecurity. I can manage to see the beauty in just about anyone, except myself. I tell so many people not to be insecure, when meanwhile, I have the insecurity of a middle-school girl with a copy of SI’s Swimsuit Issue.
Oh okay
Avoidant? Makes sense….
Oh. Well Then.
My Immortal, originally by Evanescence, as sung by some Gregorian monks.
You are so welcome.
“Hey Kelly, would you happen to want to hear My Immortal sung by Gregorian monks? Because I can hook you up with that shit.”
The early music nerd in me is flailing
AW! Adorable Monks singing Evanescence!
whaaaaaaaaaaaaat
wow. that’s incredible.
