So I’m addicted to the music application on Facebook. I am, I am.
One could list his favorite songs, if he were so inclined. (I’ve been reading Keats, so forgive me if I’m a bit formal.) One could even dedicate a song, such as, say “H” by Tool, if one were so inclined. One could, as I have chosen to do, take the music quiz. I have and I have and I have.
And I make no apologies for it. After all, it’s not every day that I am called a “music genius.” The irony is that so much of music is both songs and artists I never heard of, and while my percentage of answers are pretty rotten, I’ve discovered “new” (new in that sense that a tv re-run isn’t a repeat if you haven’t seen it the first time) music, and that’s pretty exciting.
While I love music, I’m sort of closed off about being introduced to “new” stuff. It’s a shame, really.
This application has changed that.
Lyrical Fool 