Last month, I considered teaching and I am still interested in taking on additional students, but this month and the following months, I would like to share with you the joy of things I've found here. I realize limiting myself is unnecessary, but the blogsphere of Earth typically necessitates some pattern, and I would like to follow that. Every month, I will share with you music I've found, but there may also be films, television shows, and even plays. Ah, the wonderful words of Oscar Wilde are best depicted through acting, even if I have not had the honor myself of witnessing
The Importance of Being Earnest.
But that will come another time. Music first!
This month, I discovered the wonder of Johnny Cash. His most famous tune is
Walk the Line, though perhaps that is because there is a film with that name. Many films feature this song in order to offer themselves some "legitimacy." It captures the truly masculine feeling of "Walking the Line."
To offer variety, I have further looked into the early punk genre. Tim Drake of the Brew offered me an insight to the Clash, but here is another addition to that genre:
The Ramones. This is "I Wanna Be Sedated," which is again their most popular of songs, but it is difficult to miss.
As another genre switch, I have explored the many glorious tunes of the 60s girl groups, but I have broadened my horizons. I believe we should all be familiar with the 90s girl groups as well. They were edgy for their times. Salt-N-Pepa's
Push It is an unavoidable earworm. They also provided
sexual education lessons at one point. They were clearly a bold addition to the music sphere. After all, shouldn't we talk about sex when it is necessary?
Related to them is TLC, a considerably more talented trio also from the 90s. They also spoke about sex. Ah, but they had a dramatic turn some years ago when they lost their most interesting member, Left Eye. How unfortunate that she does not live on. But I do believe most are familiar with
Waterfalls. If not, then that should change. This, too, is a thinly veiled reference to Earth-based sexual activity.
Finally, I have explored other openings of the Gundam franchise and I have decided I enjoy
Uverworld quite a bit. They have also done openings for Bleach that are difficult to not enjoy.
How can you dislike this?I believe that is sufficient for this month.